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5 jailed PTI leaders urge opposition to 'engage constructively' with PM on 'Charter of Pakistan'
Five incarcerated PTI leaders in Kot Lakhpat Jail urged opposition leaders to engage with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on a 'Charter of Pakistan,' arguing that political and constitutional stability is essential for economic recovery. The letter emphasized the need for consensus on constitutional supremacy, electoral mandates, and institutional accountability.
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Shah Mehmood QureshipersonDr Yasmin RashidpersonOmar Sarfraz CheemapersonEjaz ChaudhrypersonMian Mahmoodur RasheedpersonMehmood Khan AchakzaipersonAllama Raja Nasir AbbaspersonBarrister Gohar Ali KhanpersonPrime Minister Shahbaz SharifpersonPTIorganizationKot Lakhpat JailplaceCharter of PakistantopicCharter of Economytopic
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