PML-N to hold talks with JAAC after forming AJK govt: Sanaullah
Says his party will make talks with the Joint Action Committee its first priority after forming the AJK government
PML-N senior politician Rana Sanaullah announced on Saturday that his party would form a government in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) following the recent elections, stating that the elected government would prioritize discussions with the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC). Addressing a public gathering in Bagh, Sanaullah emphasized that the Kashmir liberation movement was crucial for Pakistan's unity, asserting that "Kashmir is Pakistan and Pakistan is Kashmir."
He projected that PML-N would secure a two-thirds majority in the assembly, noting that only six additional votes are needed. Sanaullah urged voters to support his party to achieve this majority. He also predicted PML-N's victory in five out of seven seats in Poonch Division. Following the formation of a two-thirds majority government, PML-N would engage with JAAC to address the concerns raised by the committee.
Sanaullah described committee members as patriotic Kashmiris, urging them to join forces to defeat any divisive forces. He criticized PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari for making a countdown for the government, stating that those pushing for it would have to address their concerns themselves. The third phase of polling was seen as crucial, with political parties intensifying their efforts to consolidate support ahead of the formation of the next government in AJK.
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