Sources said that Qadri declined Sarwar's invitation to dialogue and said that his party does not have any demands that the government can address, adding that he cannot talk to the Sharif brothers.
The PAT chief said that his one and only demand is to bring a democratic revolution in Pakistan.
According to reports, the federal government had asked Sarwar to speak to Qadri on their behalf in an attempt to get him to call off his Inqilab March.
Qadri, on August 3, had predicted the fall of the government before the end of August. The PAT chief had also announced that his party would observe a Youm-e-Shuhada (Martyrs Day) on August 10 to honour those who had died in the Model Town clashes in which over a dozen PAT workers were killed.
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Governor Sarwar should be fired immediately. We don't need cowards in our ranks. Negotiating with an anarchist is a worst kind of cowardice.
@Sara to build a strong one, need to demolish the weak one.
And the democratic revolution is to destabilize existing infrastructure?
dr Qadri is not a fool and knows about Sharif dialogue with the Talibans?
Rex Minor