ISLAMABAD: Political parties in the parliament, despite having legal reservations, have decided to support the formation of a judicial commission in a bid to support the government in the investigation of rigging allegations levelled by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI).
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif met parliamentary leaders in his chamber on Tuesday afternoon and took them into confidence over the process of negotiations with PTI, dubbing it an important step towards the better interest of democracy and political stability.
During the meeting, the matter of forming a judicial commission was deliberated upon in detail and political leaders decided to go ahead with the formation of a commission, said an official communique issued after the meeting.
Nawaz said he had written a letter for the formation of the judicial commission on August 13 last year. He said all the parties should work together for the country's progress and the welfare of the people.
The premier said he wants to remove misgivings among the political parties through dialogue and fully concentrate on resolving the challenges being faced by Pakistan which includes eradicating terrorism and extremism, meeting energy shortage and putting the country's economy on the path of progress creating a safe, peaceful, tolerant and prosperous society.
Moreover, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar briefed the meeting about the details of negotiations with PTI. Participants of the meeting congratulated the prime minister and negotiating team on their success.
Leader of Opposition in NA Khursheed Shah said now that now PTI should rejoin the Assembly.
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