According to sources, JUI-F has agreed to support PTI’s protest movement but with conditions.

The party has demanded PTI’s backing on the Madaris Bill in exchange for its participation.

JUI-F maintains that its support is contingent on PTI standing with them on religious seminaries’ legislation.

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However, PTI leaders have sought time to consult their party founder before making a final decision.

Sources indicate that lawyer Salman Akram Raja is scheduled to meet PTI’s founder in Adiala Jail today to discuss the matter.

PTI plans to coordinate with the Tehreek Tahaffuz-e-Ayeen for the protests, after which a final decision on JUI-F’s participation is expected.