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Tonight’s story is not a slogan — it’s a warning.

PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has made a blunt claim on camera: “2025 saw a ceasefire with the enemy, but our internal tension didn’t end,” and he fears 2026 could become “a year of disqualifications and punishments.”

Speaking outside Adiala/Daahgal Naka, Gohar says he comes every Tuesday but meetings with Imran Khan are not being allowed — and insists that “there is no alternative to negotiations,” even if the street movement continues.

But here’s the key twist: while PTI publicly pushes for dialogue, the legal/constitutional ground remains messy.
• The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has stated it is not in a position to recognize Barrister Gohar as PTI chairman due to the intra-party election matter being pending because of a stay order.
• Meanwhile, the opposition leader notification issue in the National Assembly — with Mahmood Khan Achakzai nominated by PTI/allies — has become a major flashpoint. The Speaker has repeatedly cited the matter as “sub judice,” and previous meetings ended without a breakthrough.

And now the newest development (still not officially confirmed through a joint statement): media reports claim the government and opposition have established an “indirect contact” through a mutual friend, with a message reportedly reaching Mahmood Khan Achakzai — and that coalition consultation may precede formal talks.

So what is Pakistan heading into in 2026:
A political ceasefire — or a deeper confrontation?

Watch till the end — because the real story is not who is shouting louder… it’s who is controlling the channels of power, access, and negotiation.
Factual checkpoints used for the description (for your verification record):

Gohar’s Dec 30, 2025 remarks about meetings, “no alternative to talks,” and the “ceasefire/internal tension/2026 punishments” framing were reported by Aaj and Express, and similar lines were carried by Jang/UrduPoint.
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ECP’s position on not recognizing Barrister Gohar as PTI chairman (linked to intra-party elections pending due to a stay order) was reported by Dawn (Dec 7–8, 2025) and also covered by Geo.
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TTAP’s readiness to talk with the government and plan for an Imran-backed charter was reported by Aaj English (Dec 24, 2025).
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Speaker’s “sub judice” stance and the constitutional debate around the opposition leader notification delay were reported by Dawn and discussed in Dawn’s editorial.
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Reports of “indirect contact via a mutual friend” are attributed in media reporting and should be treated as unofficial unless confirmed by a formal government/opposition statement.
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00:00 — Gohar’s “2026 will be punishments” warning
01:35 — What he said at Adiala/Daahgal Naka (meetings blocked)
03:30 — “No alternative to negotiations” vs street movement
05:10 — ECP stance on PTI chairmanship recognition
07:00 — Achakzai opposition leader notification crisis explained
09:15 — Backchannel contact reports: what’s confirmed vs claimed
10:45 — What happens next in 2026 (realistic scenarios)