We want to hold talks with Taliban: Nawaz Sharif

Pakistan News

Karachi: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday said that the administration needed to purpose issues with the Taliban through talks. Addressing merchants at the Governor House, he said an administration assignment was to hold converses with the
Taliban yet now there was an obstruction, an obvious reference to the killing of Ttp boss Hakimullah Mehsud in a Us ramble strike last Friday. He said, " We don't need further slaughter and murdering of our siblings and sisters. This matter may as well have been determined prior yet now it is officeholder upon us to address this issue". The proclamation comes a day after Pakistani Taliban named Mullah Fazlullah as their new head to lead the just about 40 activist assemblies working under the umbrella of the Ttp. Soon after his arrangement, Ttp agent Shahidullah Shahid termed the administration as Us manikin and said that their new Amer was against procedure of talks. Fazlullah uninhibitedly moves in Afghanistan's Kunar and Nuristan areas along the Pakistani fringe. His errand is, no doubt seen as a setback to government's deliberations to captivate the Ttp, a combination of aggressor associations, in talks. Nawaz Sharif said that movement might be taken against criminal components in Karachi without any segregation. He said that the progressing operation was not politically roused and government might not be blackmail on ttis issue.