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Bilawal hails govt-opposition talks, hopes for unconditional end to long march

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October 3, 2026
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Pakistan Peoples Get together (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Picture: File

Pakistan Peoples Get together (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Friday welcomed the federal government’s choice to interact the opposition to search out political options, saying he hoped the talks would result in an unconditional finish to the lengthy march and permit the nation to unite in opposition to terrorism.

His remarks got here as the primary spherical of talks between the federal government and opposition concluded on Friday, with the 2 sides agreeing to satisfy once more at 2pm on Saturday within the Nationwide Meeting (NA) speaker’s chamber.

“I’m happy that the federal government has accepted the PPP’s suggestion to collectively have interaction politically with the opposition in an effort to search out political options to political issues,” he wrote in a submit on X.

I’m happy that the federal government has accepted the PPP’s suggestion to collectively have interaction politically with the opposition in an effort to search out political options to political issues.

The problem of terrorism has change into an existential risk to Pakistan, notably given the…

— Bilawal Bhutto Zardari (@BBhuttoZardari) October 2, 2026

Bilawal mentioned the problem of terrorism had change into an existential risk to Pakistan, notably given the lively assist he mentioned such teams obtained from neighbouring international locations.

“I hope these talks conclude with the opposition unconditionally calling off its lengthy march, permitting us to return collectively as a nation to fight the menace of terrorism and tackle the threats emanating from neighbouring international locations,” he mentioned.

Bilawal added that the PPP had been, and would at all times stay, dedicated to combating terrorism via all constitutional means.

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The talks got here after weeks of escalating tensions between the federal authorities and the PTI-led Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa authorities over the celebration’s deliberate October 4 march on Islamabad. PTI had initially introduced the protest for September 27 however later postponed it to October 4, whereas the Centre had more and more mentioned constitutional choices, together with governor’s rule and emergency, citing the deteriorating safety scenario within the province.

The federal government and PPP subsequently shaped a six-member committee to interact the PTI, with the opposition additionally signalling willingness to barter however insisting on dialogue with out preconditions. Barrister Gohar confirmed that the 2 sides would meet at Speaker Ayaz Sadiq’s workplace, whereas sustaining that the lengthy march would proceed except the celebration’s considerations had been addressed.

The prospect of federal intervention in Okay-P had change into a significant level of competition, with federal ministers citing the province’s safety scenario, whereas PTI leaders rejected governor’s rule or emergency and referred to as for political engagement as an alternative. Okay-P Chief Minister Sohail Afridi additionally mentioned the October 4 protest would stay peaceable and rejected warnings of federal intervention.



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