PTI to Attend Parliamentary Security Committee Meeting Amid Calls for Imran Khan’s Consultation
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has confirmed its participation in the upcoming Parliamentary Security Committee meeting, finalizing a 14-member delegation for the in-camera session scheduled for Tuesday.
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PTI’s Delegation for the Security Briefing
According to sources, the PTI’s delegation will include 10 National Assembly members and four senators. The prominent attendees are:
National Assembly Representatives:
- Barrister Gohar (PTI Chairman)
- Omer Ayub (Opposition Leader in the National Assembly)
- Asad Qaiser (Former Speaker)
- Zartaj Gul
- Aamir Dogar (Former Chief Whip)
- Sahibzada Hamid Raza
- Ali Muhammad Khan
- Bashir Khan
- Sanaullah Mastikhel
- Zubair Khan
Senate Representatives:
- Shibli Faraz
- Ali Zafar
- Dr. Humayun Mohmand
- Aun Abbas Bappi
PTI’s former chief whip Aamir Dogar has officially submitted the list to National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq.
Shibli Faraz Insists on Imran Khan’s Consultation
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Shibli Faraz, has raised concerns regarding the security briefing, stressing that PTI founder Imran Khan must be consulted.
Faraz highlighted that Imran Khan’s input is essential for devising an effective anti-terrorism strategy, referencing PTI’s past contributions to the National Action Plan.
“The National Assembly Speaker must fulfill his promise of allowing PTI’s delegation to consult its founding chairman,” Shibli Faraz stated, warning that excluding Imran Khan could worsen political instability and undermine counterterrorism efforts.
The Parliamentary Security Committee meeting is expected to discuss pressing national security challenges, with PTI’s participation marking a significant development in Pakistan’s ongoing political and security landscape.
