Pakistan government examins Imran's 6-point charter of demands
- Nawaz Sharif government has started examining the demands of Tahir-ul-Qadri and Imran Khan
- After the dialogue session, a PTI member said that government would get back after 'examining their demands'
- Party delegation met government and presented it six conditions
- They also discussed behind their demands
- The dialogue session was held at a private hotel in the national capital Islamabad
- Government delegation was comprised of Federal Information Minister Pewaiz Rashid, Punjab Governor Chaudhry Sarwar, Ahsan Iqbal, Zahid Hamid, and Abdul Qadir Baloch
- The PTI negotiators included Asad Umar, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Arif Alvi Javed Hashmi and Jehangir Tareen
- The six demands put by Imran Khan are:
New Delhi : 1: Nawaz Sharif quit as prime minister
2: Mid-term elections be held
3: Electoral reforms be made
4: Forming impartial interim government through political consensus
5: Resignation of the Election Commission of Pakistan
6: Article 6 of the constitution be invoked against those involved in the "rigging" of May 2013 elections and awarded punishments
