Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah has once again denied reports of any deal being offered to PTI. He said that Imran Khan court decision will be made by the judiciary, just like previous high-profile cases in the country. Speaking publicly, he made it clear that there is no political compromise under discussion.
During an appearance on the TV program Jirga on Geo News, Rana Sanaullah stated that no deal has been offered to PTI and no such option is on the table. He rejected claims suggesting that negotiations were taking place behind closed doors.
He further clarified that neither the government nor the establishment has made any offer to Imran Khan, and none will be made. According to him, any punishment or relief will be decided strictly by the courts, as happened in the cases of Nawaz Sharif and Asif Ali Zardari.
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Rana Sanaullah also explained his earlier statement about PTI rejecting a deal. He said his comments were related to the party founder’s remarks about refusing any understanding in connection with the November 24 protest, not about any formal offer from the government.
In conclusion, he stressed again that Imran Khan court decision will only be determined by the legal system. The government maintains that there is no deal under consideration, and the matter will proceed according to the law and judicial process.
