According to the interior minister, negotiations with the TTP would take place in accordance with the constitution. Sanaullah, without specifying a date, says an in-camera session of Parliament will be called to take lawmakers into confidence.

ISLAMABAD: Negotiations with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) would take place in accordance with Pakistan's Constitution, said Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Wednesday.

Sanaullah was speaking at a news conference alongside Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb during an urgent national security meeting presided over by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

"A comprehensive discussion on the [security situation] was held, during which the military leadership informed the committee," the interior minister told journalists.

Sanaullah stated that negotiations would take place in accordance with the constitution and that the talks will result in peace.

The parliamentary committee met in the Prime Minister's Office, with members from all coalition partners, the security apparatus, and other authorities in attendance.

Without naming a date, the interior minister stated that an in-camera session of Parliament will be summoned to reassure parliamentarians about national security choices.

Meeting institutions are informed

According to a statement published by the Prime Minister's Office during the news conference, organizations in charge of national security updated the attendees on the country's overall security situation.

According to the statement, the meeting was informed that Pakistan performed a responsible and good role in promoting peace in Afghanistan.

"The meeting was informed that Pakistan will continue to play a helpful role in promoting peace and security in Afghanistan." It also hoped that Afghanistan's territory would not be exploited against Pakistan," according to the statement.

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According to the statement, the meeting was informed that the Afghan government is acting as a mediator in the discussions with the TTP and that negotiations are now continuing with a delegation comprised of civil and military authorities.

"The conversations are in accordance with the Pakistani Constitution, and the ultimate decision will be taken in accordance with the constitution and with the agreement of the parliament," the statement stated.

According to the statement, the political leadership was pleased with the plan for dealing with the crisis.

Minister says PTI and Buzdar would profit from NAB bill

Following that, during the press conference, the interior minister reacted to PTI Chairman Imran Khan's charges concerning the revisions to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) law.

According to Sanaullah, the government has eliminated the anti-graft watchdog's capacity to win 90-day detention by altering the legislation. "PTI [...] and Usman Buzdar would also gain from it."

According to the interior minister, Khan believes that no one can be detained now that the NAB statute has been amended. "You (Imran Khan) should be pleased, even if you are not arrested."

"The prior laws were still in effect in your administration. What exactly did you do? In the previous 3.5 years, who have you been able to prove a case against?" The ministry of the interior inquired.

"The prior laws were still in effect in your administration. What exactly did you do? In the previous 3.5 years, who have you been able to prove a case against?" The ministry of the interior inquired.

The interior minister claimed Khan abused the institutions to frame his political opponents, including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

The former prime minister had already called for existing authorities to be imprisoned for "shamelessly" enacting the NAB changes.

"They should be imprisoned for their shamelessness." Nobody can enact such laws as this administration has," the PTI chairman stated during a news briefing.

Sanaullah stated, echoing Legislation Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, that the new NAB law incorporates 85 percent of the reforms made by the PTI through ordinances.