Talking to terrorists is not possible, Pakistan government rejected Imran’s compromise offer

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Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s difficulties have increased due to taking the front with the Pakistan government as well as the army. Pushed on the backfoot when several leaders parted ways with his party, Imran Khan offered talks with the Pakistan government. However, now the government of Shahbaz Sharif has rejected this offer.

The government has said that talks are with politicians. There can be no dialogue with terrorists. In response to Imran’s offer, the ruling party tweeted that there would be no talks with the terrorists who set fire to the martyr’s memorials and the group that ransacked the country.

The Information Minister of the Government of Pakistan, Maryam Aurangzeb, said in a statement that those who attack the country are fined and punished. They are not communicated with. Talking to those who vandalize martyr memorials is also an insult to the martyrs.

Earlier, Imran Khan had formed a seven-member committee to hold talks with the government and demanded that both sides sign a settlement agreement.