On January 28, a meeting of the government and opposition negotiating committee was called.

In order to facilitate negotiations between the administration and the opposition, National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq called a meeting of the negotiating committee on January 28.

The meeting will be place in camera, with a NA speaker serving as its facilitator.

The opposition’s demands will probably be addressed in writing by the administration.

Notably, PTI leader Barrister Gohar stated that if the government does not heed the PTI’s demands, the next meeting will not take place.

The government was previously given a seven-day ultimatum by PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar to establish a judicial committee to investigate the May 9 incidents.

“If there isn’t a judicial commission within the next seven days, we won’t have the fourth meeting with the government negotiating team,” the PTI chairman declared.

According to Gohar, PTI remains firm on its previous demands.

PTI genuinely wishes to carry on talks with the government, he stated.

Additionally, the head of the PTI encouraged Senator Ir