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    Government, PPP agree to continue talks on legislation

    Ali Khan•October 28, 2026• 1 min read
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    Government, PPP agree to continue talks on legislation
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    “The second round of talks between the government and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) on legislation concluded, with both sides agreeing to continue discussions. Federal ministers and a PPP delegation …”

    Federal ministers and a PPP delegation attended the meeting held in the Speaker’s Chamber., the PPP maintained its firm stance on the Right of Way Bill, questioning how a mobile tower could be forcibly installed on privately owned land without the owner’s consent.

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