Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, has said that the sons of the PTI founder will be granted visas if they choose to apply.
Speaking during a private television interview, Rana Sanaullah remarked that it would not be a problem to issue them visas. However, he pointed out that they have never visited Pakistan in the past, even when their father served as Prime Minister for four years. They were also absent from his oath-taking ceremony. He added that it seems unusual for them to suddenly wish to visit, but if they submit a visa request, it will be approved.
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On the upcoming Independence Day celebrations on August 14, Rana Sanaullah said that the entire country will be participating in the events. He warned that PTI may attempt to create unrest, so the administration will implement strict security measures. If there are any plans to cause trouble, those involved could face detention or house arrest. He noted that several PTI leaders have already assured authorities that they will not cause disturbances.
Addressing reports about a meeting between Bilawal Bhutto and the Prime Minister, Rana Sanaullah clarified that Bilawal’s visit was not political. He came to offer condolences over the death of the Prime Minister’s cousin. While some casual political conversation took place, no political agenda was discussed.
His remarks come at a time of heightened political tension in the country, with the government keen on ensuring law and order during national celebrations.
FAQs
1. What did Rana Sanaullah say about the PTI founder’s sons?
He said they will be given visas if they apply.
2. Have the PTI founder’s sons visited Pakistan before?
No, they have not visited, even during their father’s tenure as Prime Minister.
3. What security plans are in place for August 14?
Authorities will enforce strict measures to prevent any unrest.
4. Why did Bilawal Bhutto meet the Prime Minister?
He visited to express condolences, not for political discussions.
5. What will happen if PTI tries to disrupt Independence Day celebrations?
Those involved could be detained or placed under house arrest.
