Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has drafted its demands for negotiations with the government following the formation of a governmental committee to facilitate talks.

Sources within the party reveal that a list of approximately 5,000 political prisoners has been compiled, with PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s name at the top.

PTI sources indicate that the release of all political prisoners is a key demand. They also intend to push for the establishment of judicial commissions to investigate the events of May 9 and November 26. The party is advocating for these commissions to be composed of three of the Supreme Court’s most senior judges.

However, the government’s stance remains firm. Barrister Aqeel, the Prime Minister’s Advisor on Law and Justice, has stated that Imran Khan’s release will not be on the negotiation table.

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Speaking to the media in Taxila, he clarified that any expectation of a deal or leniency through negotiations is a misconception.

He emphasized that the ongoing cases related to May 9 will proceed as per legal processes, separate from any potential negotiations. He stressed that negotiations do not guarantee blanket amnesty.