Parvez Elahi calls for ending political deadlock

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In this file photo, PTI leader Chaudhry Pervez Elahi addresses a press conference in Lahore. — DawnNewsTV
In this file photo, PTI leader Chaudhry Pervez Elahi addresses a press conference in Lahore. — DawnNewsTV

LAHORE: PTI Central President Chaudhry Parvez Elahi said on Saturday that the changing situation in the region demands that the political deadlock within the country also ends, because “this situation is not in anyone’s interest”.

Mr Elahi was in a meeting with senior party leader and lawyer Sardar Latif Khosa at his residence.

Mr Khosa briefed the party president about his recent meeting with PTI founder Imran Khan in the Adiala jail, according to a press release.

The two leaders held a detailed discussion on the overall political situation in the country.

“Given how rapidly the situation is changing in the region, it demands that the political deadlock within the country also ends, because this situation is not in anyone’s interest,” he asserted.

Mr Elahi said a series of meetings should continue in future as well. He said Mr Khosa was a highly experienced and seasoned politician and his political insight was important for the party.

Both leaders also held consultation on the future course of action and strategy.

Published in Dawn, November 15th, 2026

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