The first session of the National Assembly following Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) unsuccessful protest is set to take place, with the party gearing up for potential demonstrations during the proceedings.
According to PTI sources, a parliamentary party meeting has been scheduled prior to the session.
The meeting will be held in the opposition lobby, where MNAs will finalize their strategy for the assembly’s agenda.
Sources within the party suggest that PTI is likely to stage a strong protest in the National Assembly, reflecting their dissatisfaction with recent developments. However, attendance at the session will be selective.
Only those PTI MNAs who have received clearance guarantees have been instructed to participate. Those who have not received such guarantees have been advised to abstain from attending.
The parliamentary meeting will focus on outlining a comprehensive plan for the National Assembly session, with PTI leadership emphasizing a coordinated and impactful presence.
This session comes at a critical juncture, with PTI aiming to underscore its stance while navigating internal challenges.