ISLAMABAD: A government committee formed by Prime Minister Imran Khan will meet Chaudhry brothers of Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) on Monday (today) to remove their reservations.
The committee comprises Minister for Federal education and Professional Training Shafqat Mahmood, Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar and Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar.
The development occurred as details of the written contract between the federal government and PML-Q came forth according to which two ministries each were to be given to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s ally in Punjab and federation.
Furthermore, PML-Q would have gotten representation at district level and in different departments under the signed power-sharing formula. Other points include consultations between PTI and PML-Q over day-to-day affairs and policy making.
Empowering the PML-Q members regarding matters of development funds and solving public issues was also part of the deal but the government failed to fulfill its promises.
Pakistan Muslim League-Q Senator Kamil Ali Agha told that PML-Q leadership will hold meeting after every four to five days till matters will the incumbent government are solved. He told that we have clarified PTI that PML-Q does not want another federal ministry.
He affirmed that a negative propaganda is being run against PML-Q Member National Assembly (MNA) Moonis Elahi regarding ministry and to create differences among the party.
Kamil Ali Agha said PML-Q ministers do not have any authority in Punjab and complained that secretaries are changed after every three months without informing.
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