PESHAWAR
Pakistan Muslim League (PMLN) spokesman and former member provincial assembly, Ikhtair Wali Khan here Wednesday said the demands of Pakistan Tahrik e Insaf presented during negotiations with the ruling alliance’s committee with illogical and beyond his understanding.
Talking to APP, he said PTI’s demand of dissolving all assemblies by May 14 was tantamount that the present coalition government did not complete its constitutional term and put the country into political uncertainty and chaos.
He said a broad based political consensus was required for the same day election in the country. He said separate elections in provinces and centres would put the country in political and economic chaos besides destabilizing democracy and economy in future.
The PMLN leader said the coalition government committee had shown great political restraint and give full time to PTI to evolve consensus on political and election issues but the other side did not reciprocate well to the government gesture and PTI leadership has started giving immature statements in a bid to sabotage talks.
He said all state institutions including legislature, executive and judiciary derived power from the constitution and if it worked under its constitutional domain the country would achieve heights of success.
He said the parliament was the supreme institution that makes the legislation for the country while the judiciary interprets the constitution and executive implement the decisions.
He said institutional harmony was inevitable to the ship of democracy forward and takes the country out of existing economic and political challenges.
