PPP leader reacts to PTI leaders’ suggestion
LAHORE:Pakistan People's Party Parliamentary Leader in Punjab Assembly Syed Ali Haider Gilani has said that the solution to the country's problems is not grand alliance but grand dialogue.
Commenting on the press conference of PTI leaders, Ali Haider Gilani said that the talk of grand alliance was not valid from the party which is divided into seven factions. He said that talks with the army chief are an invitation to the army to intervene in political affairs. He added that Jamaat-i-Islami Emir Hafiz Naeem's response to those who called for unity with the Jamaat was commendable. He further said that PPP is ready to host grand debate, adding that he would request President Asif Ali Zardari to invite all political parties to the President's House.
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