PTI leader Asad Qaiser, lamenting the treatment meted out to his party by the government, has said his party would adopt an approach of “no reconciliation [but] only confrontation”.

Speaking to the media in Islamabad, he said, “We are completely ready. There will be no reconciliation, only confrontation.”

“There is a difference between words and actions. The government says one thing, and does something else,” he remarked.

He further said the government’s actions against the PTI MNAs were “outside the law”.

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