Amidst escalating tensions within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the appointment of the National Assembly opposition leader and parliamentary leader of opposition has hit a roadblock, with National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq refraining from issuing any notifications.
Sources reveal that disagreements within PTI regarding the selection of the opposition leader have led to the delay. While Umar Ayub was initially nominated by the party founder for the position, former Speaker Asad Qaiser has now emerged as a contender, putting forth his own candidacy.
In a recent development, Asad Qaiser reportedly held discussions with Speaker Ayaz Sadiq, urging a postponement in issuing the opposition leader’s notification. This move indicates the growing rift within PTI over leadership roles within the National Assembly.
As the impasse persists, tensions continue to rise within PTI, highlighting internal challenges and power struggles within the party. The delayed appointment underscores the complexities of navigating political dynamics within the National Assembly and maintaining party cohesion amidst divergent interests.
