ISLAMABAD: Just one day after Jamaat-e-Islami began its demonstration against high electricity bills and inflation, the administration and JI decided to have a conversation.

The government had demanded that the JI set up a three-person committee to negotiate with them.

In the meantime, Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, Amir Muqam, and Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar make up the committee that the government established in this respect.

However, sources stated that the JI would not end its sit-in unless the government complied with its demands.

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