PTI leader Asad Qaiser has said his party is in touch with the Grand Democratic Alliance and the Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party for alliance.

“God willing we will go to Quetta and Karachi in the coming day […] we will not allow anyone to take any decisions behind closed doors, these decisions need to be taken as per the law and Constitution,” he said at a press conference alongside JUI-P leaders.

Qaiser claimed that his party has won the public’s mandate and is the largest political force in the country. “Any other government that comes will be fake and would not be able to solve Pakistan’s problems,” he added.

The PTI leader further hoped that his party’s grievances would be heard in courts.

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