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Imran is man of no words, says Azam Tarar

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Federal Minister for Law Azam Nazeer Tarar has flayed former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan while saying that Khan is a man of no words.

While talking to media in Lahore on Saturday, Tarar said that he never took Khan’s statement seriously as he is habitual of taking U-turns. While taking a jibe at Khan, the minister said that Khan is not going to dissolve assemblies, adding that if he do so, the government will conduct an election in that province.

Tarar said that politics is a name of tolerance. He further said that the former premier once again took a U-turn from his Friday’s statement while saying that he is willing to hold negotiations with the government. He said that Khan remained prime minister for around four years but he never talked about dialogue with the opposition. Even Khan didn’t take suggestions regarding the statutory appointment when he was prime minister.

The minister said that it is a positive development that the PTI chief expressed a desire for negotiations, adding that they will think about it after discussing it with allies.

 

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