As election year draws closer, political temperatures rise across the country
Not only are age old rivals seen befriending each other, but some new political alliances are also being made. Photo: Dunya News
(Dunya News) – It is said that there are no enduring friends or enemies in politics, with the future being far more important than consistency. And this is why with the elections of 2018 approaching, political activities across the country are at their peak.
As the temperature is dropping across Pakistan, the political heat is rising to a new high. Not only are age old rivals seen befriending each other, but some new political alliances are also being made.
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The PSP chief is also being contacted by Chairman Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf, Imran Khan. Photo: Dunya News
Setting aside differences, while on one hand Tahir ul Qadir of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) is joining hands with Pakistan Peoples Party, Karachi’s politics on the other hand, also seem to be witnessing a new turn of events. Not only is Qadri meeting Mustafa Kamal of Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP), but the PSP chief is also being contacted by Chairman Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf, Imran Khan.
While Imran Khan and Tahir ul Qadri are already known for being ‘political cousins’, new alliances are also gradually appearing to be forged.
In the ongoing season of political meetings, Siraj ul Haq hasn’t missed his mark either. His meeting with Imran Khan has also added to the rising political fever.
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Siraj ul Haq’smeeting with Imran Khan has also added to the rising political fever. Photo: Dunya News
The consequences of all the political activities are still unknown. But one of the many questions being raised now is the government’s reaction in response to the position that is being shared by almost all opposition parties? The general elections of 2018 will reveal all the answers.
For more on this, watch a report by Dunya News below.
