Pakistan Peoples Party and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz have no plan to launch movement against the PTI government. It was inferred from the views of leaders of the two parties at Aaj News programme 'G for Gharidah' Saturday. PPP's Naz Baloch, PML-N's Mohammad Zubair and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's Sadaqat Abbasi elaborated their stances on the latest political situation. Asif Zardari and Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari had hinted at toppling the PTI government in their speeches earlier this month. But, it seems, they are least interested in that now.
Naz Baloch confirmed that Zardari had postponed South Punjab Train March. Reports had it Zardari may not be backing JUI-F's protest against the government. Some quarters are speculating that lenient policy for Nawaz Sharif and contact between PPP and the government could have been the reason behind reversal of the two parties' plans.
Mohammad Zubair of PML-N who had served Sindh as governor asserted that PML-N had never talked of overthrowing the government. PTI leader Sadaqat Abbasi said that PPP was not in a position to challenge the PTI government at the Centre, Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.