Chairman of PTI Imran Khan is in jail and is searching for an NRO or any deal just after spending just under a month in custody. The host of 'Program '10 Till' Rehan Tariq has said that in the background of this deal, the story is that the former First Lady, Bushra Bibi, is meeting with the ambassador of a friendly country (Qatar).
It is being reported that Bushra Bibi met with the ambassador of the friendly country (Qatar) in connection with the Chairman and requested that he play a role in providing relief to PTI. Sources are also claiming that Bushra Bibi assured the ambassador of the friendly country (Qatar) that Chairman is also willing to go abroad.
PDMA spokesperson Hafiz Hamdullah had tweeted about this meeting two days ago, stating that Chairman PTI is seeking clemency to leave. While addressing the media regarding the relief in the Toshakhana case, he questioned, "Isn't the Chairman PTI's sentence a result of Bushra Bibi's meetings?"
For whom is Bushra Bibi seeking an NRO from the Islamic country? PDMA spokesperson had also said that the news of a investigative journalist had revealed Chairman PTI's real face. Why did Bushra Bibi meet with this important figure in the Islamic country at the Five Star Hotel in Islamabad? Bushra Bibi said to this important figure that Chairman PTI is ready to leave the country.
In recent developments, Imran Khan, who had been imprisoned for nearly a month, is now reportedly exploring the possibility of a deal or NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance). This development comes amid news that Bushra Bibi, the former First Lady had a meeting with the ambassador of a friendly country, Qatar. During this meeting, it is said that she requested the ambassador's assistance in providing relief to PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf). There are even claims that Bushra Bibi assured the ambassador that the Chairman of the Justice Movement is willing to leave the country.
The timing of this meeting has raised questions, especially as it coincides with the Chairman of PTI expressing his willingness to go abroad. The spokesperson for PDMA, Hafiz Hamdullah, mentioned this meeting in a recent tweet and questioned whether Chairman PTI's sentence was a consequence of Bushra Bibi's meetings. This development adds intrigue to the ongoing Toshakhana case and raises concerns about the motivations behind seeking relief for PTI.
Moreover, there is curiosity about why Bushra Bibi chose to meet this important figure from the friendly country at the Five Star Hotel in Islamabad. The suggestion that Chairman PTI may be ready to leave the country further fuels speculation about the possible outcomes of these discussions and their implications for Pakistan's political landscape.