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Prime Minister Imran Khan will give a luncheon to the coalition parties on Thursday. The current political situation, on the issue of Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), will be discussed at lunch.

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Prime Minister Imran Khan has decided to take the allies into confidence for political consultation. Today, the Prime Minister will give lunch to the coalition parties. Prime Minister Imran Khan will take his allies into confidence on the political situation. There will also be consultations to deal with the opposition movement PDM.

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Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid will attend while, Federal Minister Aminul Haq will represent MQM Pakistan. GDA will be represented by Fehmida Mirza, and Balochistan Awami Party’s Zubeida Jalal will also attend the luncheon.

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It is to be noted that, the opposition parties have started a movement against the government in the name of PDM. Criticizing Nawaz Sharif and other leaders, the Indians government and media are making statements, hoping to destabilize Pakistan. The Prime Minister has decided to send a strong message to the opposition parties. The Prime Minister has already asked party spokespersons and ministers to put up strong resistance on the PDM’s political front. Prime Minister, Imran Khan, plans to take his key allies into confidence on this issue.

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