If Government Fails To Respond By Monday, Sit-Ins Will Move To Islamabad From Across Country: Liaquat Baloch
Jamaat-e-Islami Deputy Chief Liaquat Baloch on the Government’s Response
Mian Nadeem reported on September 10, 2026, that Liaquat Baloch, the deputy chief of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan, addressed a press conference in Islamabad alongside his delegation.
Baloch stated that the government had requested an extension until Monday to make a final decision regarding the long march, but with evasive responses and bureaucratic obstacles, sit-ins from across the country would move towards Islamabad if relief was not provided.
Key Points:
- Government’s Response: The government offered no concrete answers, relying on evasive statements, according to Baloch.
- Postponement Request: They sought a three-day extension, but the Jamaat-e-Islami delegation insisted on a definitive response by Monday.
- Demands: The party demanded relief for the public regarding petroleum products and the abolition of the levy.
- Talks: The second round of negotiations between Jamaat-e-Islami and the government took place at Punjab House.
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