Imran, Shujaat, Qadri to discuss plans for a grand alliance

The three party leaders have said that they want to end the system of corruption in the current government.


Web Desk May 30, 2014
Imran Khan, Chaudhry Shujaat and Tahirul Qadri. PHOTOS: FILE

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chief Imran Khan, Pakistan Awami Tehreek leader Dr Tahirul Qadri and Chief of the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid Chaudhry Shujaat are expected convene in London on Friday to deliberate a grand alliance, Express News reported. 

The meeting between Qadri and Shujaat is scheduled to take place today at 3pm in London (1400 GMT).

The three party leaders have said that they want to end the system of corruption in the current government.

Imran will also be meeting with Shujaat, accompanied by PTI Central General Secretary Jehangir Tareen present.

According to Express News, they are going to form a strong opposition. The opposition will be named as the National Alliance.

To end the system of corruption, the party leaders have said that they will continue to hold protests and dharnas.

COMMENTS (64)

Asad@NYC | 9 years ago | Reply

These forces of status quo will not let you make alliances and they will try to discredit anyone that can help you break the status quo. Don't pay attention. Make alliances based on one simple principle: There are no friends just interests - having common interests means they are your allies.

Ahmad Khan | 9 years ago | Reply

chaudhris are politial orphans and are looking for a new father now. They can't survive without a father.

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