Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Asad Qaiser in an interview with DawnNewsTV said if the party got back its cricket bat electoral symbol after the recent organisational polls, then both parties would merge and “remain as PTI”.
The PTI's letter, sent out ahead of the new prime minister Shehbaz Sharif's oath-taking on March 4, urged the IMF to give the poll results a thorough examination before cutting any new deal with Islamabad.
In a veiled reference to opposition parties' attempts at snatching away his party's victory in the February 8 polls, Khan also said, “PTI will never compromise.”
The unofficial results called by Geo News for 204 seats have shown the independent candidates, mostly backed by former PM Imran Khan, leading with 87 seats, followed by PML-N at 60 seats and PPP at 45 seats.
Dawn reported that an Islamabad accountability court the couple and barred both of them from holding any public office for 10 years, and were slapped with a fine of Rs 787 million.
Imran, the former Prime Minister who was removed from power in April 2022, and his wife have denied all charges in the case registered by Bushra's former husband, Khawar Maneka, last month, The News reported.