The political landscape in Pakistan is currently marked by significant internal challenges and external criticisms, as highlighted by recent statements from key political figures. According to ARY News, former PTI minister Fawad Chaudhry has criticized the current leadership of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), stating that the party has 'outsourced its leadership to those who were earlier opponents of the party.' He expressed concerns over the lack of direction within the party, emphasizing that 'current leaders of the party don’t know what to do.' Chaudhry suggested that Aleema Khan and the family of the PTI’s founder should take charge to steer the party forward. He also commented on the political dialogue, suggesting that a meeting between Mehmood Achakzai and the PTI founder would not be beneficial at this point, and instead, Achakzai should meet with the prime minister first. Chaudhry highlighted a 'big theft on February 08' and noted that 'protests and dialogue could run side by side.'