LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League- N has contacted Jahangir Tareen group of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
According to sources, Hamza Shehbaz had contacted the leadership of Tareen Group. The sources said that next week there will be a meeting between the group and the PML-N leadership.
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It may be recalled that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former minister Aleem Khan has met former prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
According to the sources, Aleem Khan and Nawaz Sharif met in London in which former finance minister Ishaq Dar and Nawaz Sharif’s son were also present.
However, Aleem Khan’s spokesman denied the meeting.
Earlier on Thursday, Samsam Bukhari, the fourth Punjab minister had also announced his separation from the Tareen group.
Punjab Minister Samsam Bukhari, while announcing his separation from Tareen Group, said that he would meet the prime minister at the Chief Minister’s House today.
Samsam Bukhari said that he personally met Noman Langarial of Tarin group. Noman Langarial is younger brother and he has personal relationship with him.
The provincial minister said that he had never attended any political meeting of Tareen group.
It may be recalled that Asif Nikai and Sardar Khurram Leghari had already announced to part ways with Tareen group.
Yesterday, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan had warned that the assembly membership of PTI MNAs would be terminated if they vote on the no-confidence motion.
Babar Awan has said that if any member of the government votes on the no-confidence motion of the opposition against Prime Minister Imran Khan, he will be expelled from the party and also his assembly membership will be terminated.
Speaking on Hum News show on Wednesday, he said that under Article A of the Constitution, if a member of the assembly votes in favor of the other party during the approval of budget or no-confidence, his membership is terminated.
The PM’s aide said that the opposition had failed before and would continue to fail.
