No communication with terrorist group Will be...': Pakistan's ruling alliance offers Imran Khan talksRejected

Pakistan's ruling alliance has accepted former Prime Minister Imran Khan's offer of talksRefuse It has been said that the conversation was with the politicians, not with the group of terrorists who burn the memorials of the martyrs and set the country on fire.

Pakistan's ruling alliance has rejected former prime minister Imran Khan's offer of talks, saying the talks were with politicians, not with a group of terrorists and saboteurs who burn martyrs' memorials and set the country on fire.

The government also said that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief now wants the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) itself.The Express Tribune The newspaper reported.

The Supreme Leader of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) Nawaz Sharif said on Twitter that talks are only with politicians.

He said that there will be no dialogue with the group of terrorists and saboteurs who burn the memorials of martyrs and set the country on fire.

The development came as Khan formed a seven-member team to hold talks with the government - to build a consensus on a general election date - amid a massive crackdown on his party.

The crackdown launched after the May 9 violent protests has plunged the PTI into a deep existential crisis with dozens of key party leaders jumping ship daily.

Key leaders who left the party include Secretary General Asad Umar, senior leader Fawad Chaudhry and former minister Shireen Mazari.

Violent protests erupted after paramilitary Rangers arrested Khan from the premises of the Islamabad High Court on May 9. In response to Khan's arrest, his party workers vandalized a dozen military installations, including the Lahore Corps Commander's House, the Mianwali Airbase and the ISI building in Faisalabad.

The mob also stormed the Army Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi for the first time.

Thousands of Khan's supporters were arrested after the violence, which the powerful military described as a "dark day" in the country's history.

In a statement, Information Minister Maryam Aurangzeb said: “Those who attack the state are punished. They are not negotiated." He claimed that Khan's appeal for talks is an appeal under the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO).

When Khan was in power, it was often said that former military ruler Pervez Musharraf had closed criminal cases against leaders of various parties, including the Muslim League-N and the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), through the NRO, but they were "looters". No NRO will be given to

Maryam Nawaz said that negotiating with those who desecrate the memorials of martyrs is "desecration of martyrs".

He said that Khan wants talks after burning ambulances, hospitals and schools and poisoning the minds of the youth, there will be no talks with him.

He said that Imran called for talks when his party leaders left him in the lurch.

He reminded Khan that he had not discussed economy, Kashmir, national security issues, Covid-19 and FATF with the opposition but now he was pushing for dialogue.

Describing them as "foreign agents" and "Tosha Khana thieves", the Information Minister said that there is no negotiation with those who looted 60 billion rupees because such a person should not be on the negotiating table but in the court.Must bring

Poverty Alleviation Minister Shazia Marri, who belongs to the People's Party, said that Khan Sahib is responsible for the situation after May 9. He said that talk of dialogue now is nothing but spectacle.

The minister said that on the orders of Khan, the mob attacked Jinnah House in Lahore and GHQ in Rawalpindi. He said that he keeps his children under the protection of London but the children of the nation against anti-state activitiesForced

Murree recalled that PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the country's foreign minister, tried to bring the political parties to the negotiating table and formed a team of senior leaders to negotiate with the political parties. Imran, however, sabotaged Bilawal's efforts. He said that Khan's arrogance led to his downfall. It is a pity that the former prime minister did not allow PTI to become a political party.

He said that it is pretentious to talk about negotiations after everything has been done.

Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) spokesperson Hafiz Hamdullah also termed Khan as the mastermind of the May 9 attacks. He said that targeting military installations is like waging war against the state.

He said that a rebel is not negotiated but he deserves severe punishment.

Hamdullah predicted that Khan Sahib's destination would be jail, saying that now is the time for him to answer for his actions. He further said that Khan's appeal for talks is nothing but a joke.