Only way to deal issues is political parties’ dialogue: Sirajul Haq

Pakistan May, 5 2023
Only way to deal issues is political parties’ dialogue: Sirajul Haq
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ISLAMABAD: Amir Jamaat-e-Islami Sirajul Haq said consensus should be built on holding election across country on same day. Way out to chaos is political parties’ dialogue, he added.

JI amir said in press conference outside Supreme Court (SC) that now country is facing political, economic and constitutional chaos. Economic devastation done by political chaos, today politicians do not have time but tomorrow they will not have decision power.

He said Pakistan became circus show in world. Right should be given to people to elect new government. Further he said ‘I tried to hold dialogue between political parties. Success was achieved to some extent.

Tension and collision among political parties will damage democracy, he added. He said only solution to economic crises is dialogue for election. Instead of one party consultation should be made among all parties.

He said now it is test of government and government has to sacrifice.

If we have to save country, we have to go for election with consensus, he added. Sirajul Haq said differences among judges are their responsibility to end them. He said Interior Minister’s announcements are usually made on occasion of wars.

Published in The Daily National Courier, May, 05 2023

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