PTI stalwarts Shah Mahmood, Jahangir Tareen in conflict of inner selves at party meeting

PTI stalwarts Shah Mahmood, Jahangir Tareen in a conflict of inner selves at a party meeting 

ISLAMABAD: Differen­ces between two PTI stalwarts Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Jahangir Khan Tareen again came to surface while amid a gathering meeting here on Tuesday the two pioneers from southern Punjab had a warmed contention and blamed each other for harming the gathering. 

PTI boss Imran Khan quickly interceded and defused the circumstance. 

Sources said it began when Mr Qureshi amid the gathering of the senior party pioneers at Banigala drew the consideration of the members towards the most recent decision of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) in which it hosted ceased the get-together's west Punjab president and previous MNA Rai Hassan Nawaz from dealing with party undertakings as he had been precluded by the Supreme Court somewhere in the range of three years back. 

At the point when Mr Qureshi brought up issues over the choices made by Mr Nawaz, the sources stated, previous PTI secretary general Jahangir Tareen, who has additionally been precluded by the summit court, said it appeared that Mr Qureshi was raising the issue just to target him. 

The sources said that Mr Tareen offered that on the off chance that somebody didn't care to see him assuming the warning part too he was prepared to sit at home as he had a parcel of different activities. 

The sources said that Mr Tareen addressed Mr Qureshi's commitment to the gathering and featured his own particular administrations which he hosted been rendering for the get-together and for director Imran Khan. 

Now, Mr Khan said that both Mr Qureshi and Mr Tareen were respectable and decent pioneers and that they should end their disparities in the bigger enthusiasm of the gathering. 

Despite the fact that Mr Tareen does not hold any gathering office, he has been assuming a warning part in the gathering since his exclusion by the SC in December a year ago. 

Whenever reached, Mr Qureshi denied that he had any conflict with Mr Tareen. "Nothing of this sort occurred in the gathering," Mr Qureshi stated, including that he had just brought up a lawful issue emerging out of the ECP's current decision. 

The Makhdoom from Multan said that he needed the gathering administration to investigate a legitimate issue that had emerged out of the ECP's decision. 

Mr Tareen, when reached, be that as it may, declined to remark, saying that he would not like to talk about inner gathering matters out in the open. 

"In the event that others are doing it, it is their heart, yet I am bound by higher good models," he included. 

PTI's Information Secretary Fawad Chaudhry, when reached, attempted to minimize the occurrence, saying that everything finished inside "85 seconds". 

This was not out of the blue that the contrasts between Mr Tareen and Mr Qureshi had become visible. 

Mr Qureshi, the sources stated, was troubled over the gathering director's demonstration of giving essential positions to Mr Tareen and Senator Chaudhry Sarwar, and trusted that the two pioneers were in governmental issues simply because of cash.