Moonis Elahi, the head of the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), stated on Saturday that the establishment may arbitrate a political solution in the nation but added that they haven't gotten in touch with him yet.

Moonis said on Geo News' "Naya Pakistan" show that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and PML-Q had enough MPs to ensure that Parvez Elahi wins the vote of confidence and that his father, Punjab Chief Minister Parvez Elahi, will accept it.

The PTI Chairman Imran Khan would decide on the date of the vote of confidence, he added, adding that the assemblies will also be dissolved in accordance with the former prime minister's instructions.

The Lahore High Court (LHC) had reinstalled Elahi as chief minister the day before after receiving assurances from the PML-Q leader, a close supporter of Khan, that he would not dissolve the parliament once in power.

But in an unexpected turn of events, Elahi and the PTI both reiterated their determination to dissolve the parliament just moments after the chief minister had given the LHC an assurance that he would not do so.

In order to ensure that the numbers game is in their favour, Moonis asserted that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) is establishing a "market" in Punjab where MPs may be purchased. He emphasised that their representation in the Punjab Assembly is complete, nevertheless.

The PML-Q leader gave details of seat adjustments for the upcoming elections, saying talks with the PTI leader had taken place before a committee was established to consider potential solutions.

Moonis stated that during the 2018 general elections, he was urged to run in by-elections rather than be allowed to run for his family's seat.

He asserted that opposition PTI figures Aleem Khan and Jahangir Khan Tareen asked him not to run in elections, "claiming that the seat belonged to PTI,"

He claimed that a notice from the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) was issued against him "a day after I wanted a seat [ahead of the general elections 2018]," raising the possibility that Aleem and Tareen were involWhen asked about the differences between Chaudhry Shujaat, the leader of the PML-Q, and Elahi, Moonis responded, "Shujaat was mislead by his children."

When Shujaat chose not to support Elahi for the position of chief minister, the two, who were once thought to be quite close, started to drift apart earlier this year.ved in this situation.