- Kamran Murtaza says the government is on its way to “destruction.”
- The JUI-F senator is unhappy with the government seeking another amendment.
- He says the government’s attempt to make another amendment is unlikely to yield results.
Amid speculation that coalition partners are making efforts for another constitutional amendment, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) Senator Kamran Murtaza expressed concerns, saying the Center is destined for “destruction”.
The JUI-F leader’s remarks came three days after Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah confirmed that senior leaders of the ruling coalition discussed the 27th constitutional amendment at a Lahore meeting on October 27.
talking to Geographic News On the ‘Naya Pakistan’ program earlier this week, the PML-N leader said the coalition government would aim to incorporate the legislation requested by various parties in the upcoming constitutional amendment, adding that the two sides are yet to reach a consensus on some… Points discussed on Naya Pakistan earlier this week. interview.
Murtada while speaking Geographic News On Friday, the “Aaj Shazib Khanzada Kay Saat” program expressed its disappointment over the 26th Constitutional Amendment, warning against a second attempt.
He said that the coalition partners will launch another experiment, in direct reference to the 27th Amendment, which will be as unsuccessful as the first experiment.
He also commented on the expected alliance between the JUI-F and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), stating that any decision on cooperating with the former ruling party for the protests remains “premature.” “There is no final decision on the protest alongside the PTI movement at this stage,” he added.
Murtaza also revealed that PTI leaders recently sent a goodwill message from party founder Imran Khan, addressed to JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
He explained that the letter included “good wishes” to the university president, adding that the letter aims to clarify that the accusations of treason related to the amendment “are not directed at our Lord.”
The JUI-F senator noted that after the Supreme Court Bar’s approval, “legal experts have largely accepted the 26th Amendment.”