Imran Khan demands quick development, time frame of talks: Barrister Gohar

PTI chairman Barrister Gohar Khan has said that PTI founder Imran Khan has demanded time frame of talks between the government and PTI negotiation team, reported 24NewsHD TV channel. 

Talking to media outside Adiala Jail, Barrister Gohar said Imran Khan was briefed about the start of the negotiation between the government and PTI teams. Gohar said Imran Khan has demanded quick development in talks as PTI has genuine demands. 

Gohar said PTI founder hoped that within a time frame positives development will come out of the talks. Barrister Gohar said he has not discussed any international issue with Imran Khan. He said Imran Khan has directed party leaders that PTI chairman, secretary and Information Secretary were authorized to speak about international affairs. 

Barrister Gohar said not talks were made regarding the start of civil disobedience movement. 

He said 4 PTI leaders could not be become part of yesterday's negotiation process with the government and PTI had informed Speaker Ayaz Sadiq about their non presence in advance. He said PTI charter of demand will be put before the government during the next round. He said efforts were being made to arrange PTI negotiation team’s meeting with PTI founder Imran Khan. Barrister Gohar said PTI was optimistic about the negotiation process. He said PTI hopes all issued should resolve in the talks. 

He claimed all cases against PTI founder are political, bail has been granted in all of them. Barrister Gohar said there was only one reference, which has to be decided next month. Gohar hoped that, “if there is a fair trial, PTI leaders will also be acquitted and get bail in all cases”. 

PTI chairman said Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Ali Amin Gandapur could not become part of the negotiation process due to his participation in KP Apex Committee. Barrister Gohar said on January 2, all PTI committee members will be part of the negotiations and PTI will put forth all demands before the government in writing.