During the meeting, a dialogue took ‍place between Bilawal ​and Maulana⁤ Fazlur Rehman. Bilawal ⁣emphasized​ that the proposed amendments are not driven by personal or political interests, but rather by the national interest and the dignity of the Parliament.

Bilawal stated, “You are ‍respected, even⁤ if you do not support the amendments.⁢ The Parliament will function with full force, and there is no clause in ⁣the amendments ⁣that you are not aware of.​ You⁤ were⁣ consulted until‌ 3 o’clock ⁢at night, and when you agree in principle, why the delay?”

Maulana Fazlur Rehman responded ​by saying that while they have an agreement in principle, the government should not rush the process.⁣ Bilawal suggested that they sit down together to address any potential issues and remove any defects.

Bilawal questioned Barrister Gohar and other PTI leaders, asking if they have the authority to make reforms. He also‍ inquired about their stance on the⁣ founder’s recent targeting of the Chief⁢ Justice and‌ Army Chief in Quetta.

The PTI leaders remained silent in response to‌ Bilawal’s questions ⁣and ‌did not provide any ⁤answers.

Shibli Faraz paid tribute to former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Ms Benazir Bhutto, and Maulana Mufti Mehmood, acknowledging⁤ their roles in the constitution. He also ⁤recognized the contributions of Bilawal Bhutto, ​Maulana Fazlur Rehman, and Amil‍ Wali.

Bilawal⁢ replied, “When ⁤you are in the opposition, you praise my grandfather, mother, and us, but you forget the ideas of Akran when you are in ‌government.”

The meeting was ⁢attended ⁣by the largest number of PTI leaders and lasted the⁤ longest time.

It ​is worth⁢ noting that the government delegations’ efforts, contacts,⁤ and negotiations ​have‍ failed over the ⁣past few‍ days, resulting‌ in the indefinite postponement of the constitutional amendments.

Defense Minister ‌Khawaja Asif also acknowledged​ last night that Maulana Fazlur Rehman did not support ⁢the‌ government⁤ in ⁤the amendments.