Overview
- At a Lahore seminar, Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar urged a national charter of politics to foster political maturity, stability and economic progress.
- Prime minister’s adviser Rana Sanaullah pressed for dialogue and respect for institutions, arguing that growth is impossible through confrontation or attacks on defence sites.
- Sanaullah said restrictions on meetings with jailed PTI founder Imran Khan would remain unless there is clear evidence of abandoning unrest.
- The renewed call follows the military spokesperson branding Imran Khan a national security threat and a court sentencing him to 17 years in the Toshakhana 2 case.
- Opposition alliances and PML-N figures advocated charters for democracy and the economy, yet no formal government–opposition dialogue has begun despite repeated offers and parliamentary willingness to facilitate.