Nisar meets PM Nawaz once again in Islamabad
Matters pertaining to politics and national security discussed in the meeting.
ISLAMABAD:
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the PM House in Islamabad on Tuesday, dispelling rumours of drifts within the leadership, Express News reported.
Matters of politics and national security were reportedly discussed in the meeting. However, complete details of the meeting are yet to be revealed.
During the meeting, Nisar also reportedly expressed concern over the reinstatement of Fayyaz Leghari as the Inspector General of Sindh Police.
On Monday, the interior minister dispelled reports of rifts between ruling party leaders and said that the focus and objective of his earlier meeting with prime minister and Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif in Raiwind on July 5 was political and national matters.
During the meeting, the prime minister assured Nisar that all grievances and issues would be resolved. “Party matters should be resolved within the party,” the premier had said.
The interior minister had told the premier that he has no personal grievances with him and that under all circumstances they should work for the government and party interest.
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the PM House in Islamabad on Tuesday, dispelling rumours of drifts within the leadership, Express News reported.
Matters of politics and national security were reportedly discussed in the meeting. However, complete details of the meeting are yet to be revealed.
During the meeting, Nisar also reportedly expressed concern over the reinstatement of Fayyaz Leghari as the Inspector General of Sindh Police.
On Monday, the interior minister dispelled reports of rifts between ruling party leaders and said that the focus and objective of his earlier meeting with prime minister and Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif in Raiwind on July 5 was political and national matters.
During the meeting, the prime minister assured Nisar that all grievances and issues would be resolved. “Party matters should be resolved within the party,” the premier had said.
The interior minister had told the premier that he has no personal grievances with him and that under all circumstances they should work for the government and party interest.