PTI-Government Talks at Deadlock? Amir Ghouri Reveals What Happens Next

PTI Long-March Begins | Shahbaz Government vs PTI: Why Are Talks at a Deadlock? In this important conversation, journalist and anchor Ameer Abbas speaks with senior journalist Amir Ghouri, Editor at The News and a journalist associated with the Geo and Jang Group, about the ongoing political situation in Pakistan, PTI-government negotiations, the Shahbaz Sharif government, and the opposition. Amir Ghouri says the negotiations have not ended but have reached a deadlock, while further talks could take place in the coming days. He also discusses the deteriorating law and order situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and says KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi should engage with the Corps Commander to discuss steps regarding the security situation. The conversation also examines the issues affecting ordinary Pakistanis, including poverty, inflation, food and public health. Referring to a United Nations report, Amir Ghouri discusses concerns about unhealthy diets and the wider economic and social pressures facing ordinary people. He also questions the seriousness of political negotiations and argues that political leadership should pay greater attention to the economic and social problems affecting the public. 🎯 Watch the full video. If you find it informative, Like, Share and Subscribe to the channel. 🔔 Have a question or opinion? Share your thoughts in the comments. Your feedback matters. #pti #longmarch #mohsinnaqvi #sohailafridi #islamabad #pakistan #pmln #ppp #politics ========= Disclaimer: This video is created strictly for news reporting, analysis, and educational purposes in accordance with YouTube’s community guidelines. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speaker and are based on publicly available information, research, and ongoing public discourse. This content is not intended to spread misinformation, or target any individual or group. It aims to provide context, insight, and informed commentary on current political developments. Viewers are encouraged to conduct their own research and form their own opinions.