Bitter words were exchanged between members in the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) parliamentary party meeting, after which some leaders left the meeting.
During the meeting held at Parliament House Islamabad, the party’s internal differences, negotiations with the government and the upcoming protest strategy were discussed.
According to sources, some leaders, including Khawaja Shiraz, Ali Muhammad Khan and Faisal Amin Khan, left the room for some time in the meeting. However, different details have emerged regarding the reasons for their departure.
According to reports, Khawaja Shiraz was shouted at by other members to stop, while Ali Muhammad Khan told a journalist that he would return after listening to the phone call. It was also reported that Faisal Amin Khan left the meeting in a state of displeasure.
The meeting discussed important issues such as the party’s future strategy and whether to continue negotiations with the government or take the path of protest. Differences between PTI leaders on decision-making powers and the role of various party forums have also been emerging in recent days.
The bitter words in the meeting and the temporary departure of some members have come at a time when the party is considering its political strategy and the future of negotiations with the government.
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