PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said that the PTI’s refusal to speak to “any political party” reflected that they were creating an “environment of political stability”.

At a press conference, Bilawal alleged that the PTI wanted to continue an “extreme populist politics in which they want to play the role of a spoiler”.

He said the Imran Khan-led party wanted to de-legitimise as many democratic processes as possible. “They believe it’s to their political benefit to spread chaos in this country.”

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