Former Prime Minister and PPP senior leader Raja Pervez Ashraf stated that the Pakistan People’s Party staying in the government coalition serves Pakistan’s interests.[dailypakistan.com]
Speaking to media after a meeting in Islamabad, he noted the government acknowledged their walkout over the ordinance issue, calling it positive. He affirmed complete unity in the ruling coalition benefits Pakistan, urging PTI and all parties to prioritize national interests.[urdu.samaa]
Ashraf added that the opposition leader appointment in the National Assembly will resolve soon—PPP’s leader won’t take it—and endorsed the Prime Minister’s directive for mandatory cabinet attendance at key meetings.[dunya.com]
