ISLAMABAD: Senator Faisal Vawda has delivered a caution to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), declaring that failure to adhere to the “Minus One” demand may result in severe repercussions for the whole party.
During an interview, Vawda stated that PTI’s support has dropped considerably and charged the party with being motivated by a quest for power and money showing no real interest in the nation. “The whole dispute is, among the politicians themselves. No more patience will be tolerated ” he remarked, adding that a new political slogan, ‘Aisi Ki Taisi ’ represents the no-compromise stance being taken.
Vawda further condemned PTI founder Imran Khan’s relatives claiming that his sisters have exposed his weaknesses. “If someone declines to hold a meeting with the PTI founder he gets nervous ” he stated.
He emphasized that the party’s ongoing internal conflicts and personal ambitions are undermining its credibility, warning that the consequences could extend to the party as a whole if changes are not made.
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Senator Vawda says political meeting with PTI founder is not possible
Senator Faisal Vawda stated that political discussions with PTI founder Imran Khan are not possible at present. He noted that meeting him for private or family matters, like visits from his sisters, is their rightful entitlement.
Addressing the press Vawda mentioned that he had given guidance to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) the day and that the party had gained from that guidance today. He emphasized that adaptability is crucial in politics, stating “Two steps backward and one step forward. That is the political journey.”
He commended the decision of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister, stating that the CM made a constructive move by preventing turmoil in Adiala and Islamabad.
Vawda also mentioned that he continues to support Imran Khan and hopes for his freedom.
The senator additionally honoured the officer who sacrificed his life in Miranshah, appealing to the KP Chief Minister to provide complete support to the grieving family.
Commenting on the country’s overall political climate, Vawda stressed the need for responsibility, wisdom, and choosing the path of peace during the present circumstances.
