Pakistan Muslim league chief Sharif to have final word with Asif Ali Zardari
2008-07-16 14:21:33 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - Pakistan News News)Louisville, Kentucky (CaymanMama.com) — Nawaz Sharif, Chief of PML - N, has decided to have a final word with the co-chairman of Pakistan Peoples Party when both the leaders meet in London this month. Sharif seems to be adamant on the restoration of judiciary, while PPP has slipped away successfully for the time being from the Bhurban agreement signed between the two leaders.
Shairf told the press that he will discuss his eight point agenda with Mr. Zardari including independence of judiciary, restoration of deposed judges, establishing parliament’s supremacy, blocking army intervention, no foreign dictation and accountability and establishing a case of treason case against President Musharraf.
He said only God would know what will happen if these points in his agenda are not agreed and enacted upon by the Pakistan Peoples Party co-chairman.
He said that the intelligence agencies of the country have tried to destroy the political institutions of the country and have given birth to fake parties like PML-Q and the MQM.
While speaking about the coalition with the PPP he said that he told Mr. Zardari that he and his party will support him unconditionally. However, on insistence of PPP’s leadership, he had reluctantly agreed to join hands as neither he nor his party members were prepared to take oath from Mr. Musharraf. Mr. Zardari had promised earlier that the judges will be resorted and 17th amendment will be repealed and Musharraf would be tried for his unconstitutional acts, but sadly Mr. Zardari managed to wriggle out.
CaymanMama.com - Press Release Distribution Service
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