Imran Khan Ends Negotiations with Government Over Judicial Commission Demands

Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has called off negotiations with the government due to its failure to form judicial commissions as promised within a seven-day deadline. The talks, intended to address the political instability in Pakistan, began in December but did not yield any resolutions despite multiple rounds of discussions. Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party demanded investigations into violent incidents from May 2023 and the crackdown on party members. PTI Chairman Gohar Khan confirmed that the government had not only failed to meet their demands but also proposed house arrest for Khan, which was rejected. The party remains committed to pursuing constitutional avenues for justice and intends to collaborate with other opposition parties moving forward. The political landscape continues to be charged, with PTI facing increased pressures following Khan's imprisonment and ongoing protests.