Tahir u Qadri ends sit-in after negotiations

Islamabad:President Tehrek Minhaj ul Quran has announced to end his 4days sit-in after successful dialogue with the federal govt committee.Both the parties discussed the issues for five hours and transformed their points of understanding into written shape and jointely presented it before the peaceful protesters in the name of Islamabad declaration.

Today afternoon,Sheikh ul Islam gave his last deadline to the govt and said if president Zardari did not accept his offer than he would announce his plan at 3pm after the deadline time ending and made it clear that there would not be a sit-in tomorrow,all the things would be settled today,he added.

In quite a cold day of Islamabad during rain when people were shivering with freezing breeze,at the moment Qadri’s speech made them passionate and the shouts slogans for the revolution from their throats and started waiting for their spritual leader’s next order.

At 3pm,govt team contacted Allama Tahir ul Qadri for negotiation and later PML-Q president Chaaudhry Shujaat Hussain,MQM deputy convenior Farooq Sattar,Minister for law Farooq H Naik,federal minister Khursheed Shah and others reached at Allama’s bullet proof container and started dialogue.the process of talks spanned over five hours,both parties discussed each and every point in detail and after reaching on concensus,inked the accord and announced it before the public who started to moving to their homes on the nod of Allama Tahir ul Qadri.

At the occasion,federal minister Khursheed shah said PPP and President Zardari believed in politics of reconciliation,he waas here to reconcile the with Allama Tahir ul Qadri,and thanks to almight issues has been resolved with the talks.
Before announcing the end of sit-in,Allama Tahir ul Qadri spoke to the public and said he never wanted to toppled the govt rather he wanted to improvise the electoral system,Govt has accepted his demands so successful and peaceful revolution have brought up.Congratulation to the people as their struggle has been proved fortunate for the Pakistan.