Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan said on Tuesday that Imran Khan has not authorised anyone to negotiate a deal.
Speaking to media outside Adiala jail in Islamabad, Khan said: "The release will be in accordance with the law and the constitution. No one in the party will now speak against one another.
"The issue of the Mines and Minerals Bill has been put on hold until Ali Amin Gandapur meets the party founder. The PTI founder has also demanded an extension to the deadline for the evacuation of Afghan residents," said Khan.
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“It is being suggested that negotiations are underway for a deal,” added Khan.
“I did not authorise anyone to negotiate. I do not accept any kind of deal,” he added.
On the Mines and Minerals Act, he said: "We would speak after meeting the political leadership.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is being greatly affected by the departure of Afghan residents."
Khan said: "The PTI founder said that the KP Assembly should pass a resolution requesting the federal government to extend the deadline for withdrawal."
