PTI Negotiations Hit Roadblock as Government Fails to Meet Demands

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq recently held a meeting to discuss the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) attitude towards negotiations with the ruling parties. Despite initial positive progress, PTI abruptly quit talks after holding three meetings with the government's negotiation committee. The government had failed to constitute judicial commissions, a key demand of the PTI, leading to the breakdown in talks. The government has since renewed its invitation to PTI to rejoin the negotiation process, but PTI has rejected the offer. The meeting between Naqvi and Sadiq also touched upon the economic situation of the country, with both leaders expressing satisfaction over the improvement. However, the government's failure to address public issues and meet the PTI's demands has put the negotiation process in jeopardy. The development has raised concerns about the future of the government and the country's political stability.