PM Raja telephones Nawaz, Asfandyar= MUK-MUKA mafia afraid of revolution?

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PM Raja telephones Nawaz, Asfandyar

PM Raja telephones Nawaz, Asfandyar - thenews.com.pk
January 04, 2013 - Updated 1730 PKT
From Web Edition


ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz chief Nawaz Sharif agreed on Friday that people would not allow anybody to derail democratic process in the country, Geo News reported.

The prime minister telephoned Mr Sharif and both leaders discussed the political situation prevailing in the country.

During the talk, Ashraf said political forces had restored democracy in the country after a prolonged struggle, adding that the continuity of the incumbent system was mandatory to strengthen democracy.

Raja Pervez Ashraf assured the former prime minister that general election would be held on time. He said that compatibility amongst all the democratic forces was proof of their political wisdom.

Nawaz Sharif told the prime minister that there had been talks of so-called long-marches while slogans of so-called election had also been raised. But he said the only way to express the people’s wishes was election.

Both the leaders also expressed resolve to hold transparent election.

Later on, the premier called ANP chief Asfandyar Wali Khan and discussed with him political scenario.

Khan told the prime minister that no hurdle would be accepted in the way of democratic process.

 

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ECP faces another challenge
ECP faces another challenge - thenews.com.pk

Ansar Abbasi
Friday, January 04, 2013
From Print Edition




ISLAMABAD: While parliament, the opposition parties and other stakeholders have turned their blind eye to the thousands of appointments being made by the present government in important government department, the lone fighter in the civil service, Anita Turab, has approached the Chief Election Commissioner to take notice of what she called “recruitment in government as part of electioneering”.

Now the pressure is on Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin Ebrahim to respond to this unprecedented initiative taken by a young woman officer, who has already outshone everyone in the bureaucracy by fighting for the depoliticisation and revival of integrity and morality in the civilian bureaucracy.

Without mincing any words and daring to challenge the powerful and the mighty in the present political set-up, Anita Turab asked the chief election commissioner that since the incumbent government has already begun campaigning for the elections of 2013, the Election Commission may kindly issue orders banning further wide-scale employment, both temporary and permanent or otherwise, across provincial and federal government departments.

“Appointments in government departments should not be on a political basis at any time, and certainly not prior to an election,” she wrote in a written request to the chief election commissioner.

Anita Turab was the only civil servant in Pakistan who had protested against the Waheeda Shah slapping case and approached the apex court. In a crowd of three million government servants, she has yet again been the lone fighter who had recently won in the apex court a remarkable case where the SC has secured the tenure of government servants.

Anita’s letter to the CEC reads: “The federal government has advertised in the press for thousands of positions in government ministries and attached departments of which 8,816 are in the Ministry of Interior itself and its attached departments.

The present government had banned all permanent appointments in government departments in the last five years on the basis of financial austerity and economic crunch.In reality, however, many individuals were employed on contracts, usually in violation of prescribed rules and regulations.

The government comprises employees who are supposed to be hired on the basis of merit in order to maintain minimum standards of good governance. By failing to so hire, not only does this increase the burden on the exchequer and compromises the quality of officers and functioning of government departments where such appointments are made but it also erodes the morale of civil servants who have worked diligently for their positions.

Furthermore, and pertinent to the Election Commission, it is unethical that an incumbent government can abuse the process of hiring personnel as a gratuitous tool, using tax payers’ money, for its own political advancement as part of election campaign.

Accordingly, it is requested that since the incumbent government has already begun campaigning for Elections 2013, the Election Commission may kindly issue orders banning further wide-scale employment, both temporary and permanent or otherwise, across provincial and federal government departments.Appointments in government departments should not be on a political basis at any time, and certainly not prior to an election.” DAMOCRAZY?

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Punjab Assembly: ‘Try Qadri for treason’ & condeme IMRAN
By Abdul MananPublished: January 4, 2013
Punjab Assembly:


LAHORE:
The treasury and the opposition in the Punjab Assembly unanimously passed a resolution on Thursday to condemn “conspiracies against democracy” and demanded that Dr Tahirul Qadri be arrested and tried for treason.
Prior to the resumption of the assembly session, which began three hours late at 6pm, the parliamentary leaders of the parties represented in the house agreed not to take up the business on the agenda. Instead, they would devote the day to the resolution and the condemnation of Dr Qadri, the head of the Minhajul Quran International (MQI), and his demands regarding the conduct of the general elections and the make-up of the caretaker government.
The house also passed a resolution condemning Tehreek-i-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan’s reported statement – which he has since denied making – opposing reserved seats for women. Arifa Khalid of the PML-N presented the resolution. Lawmakers also criticised the actions of Young Doctors Association (YDA) member in Gujranwala.
Resolution
The “Resolution against conspiracies against democracy, assemblies and upcoming general elections” reads: “The house condemns conspiracies against democracy, assemblies and upcoming general elections. The house condemns the plan to [impose an] unelected person on the nation in order to postpone the upcoming elections. The house demands the federal government make arrangements without any fear for the upcoming general elections. The house demands all political forces unite against conspiracies including sabotage of the elections and democracy.”
PPP Parliamentary Leader Zulfiqar Gondal drafted the resolution while PPP Deputy Opposition Leader Shaukat Basra tabled it in the house.
Ehsanul Haq Naulatia of the PPP said that Dr Qadri had urged the army not to follow orders from the government and instead support his long march on Islamabad. This was tantamount to treason and the MQI chief should be tried under Article 6, he said.
Waris Kalo of the PML-N seconded Naulatia’s demand. He said that Dr Qadri had been trained by the US Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon. They had helped him establish a network of supporters in Pakistan. The US wanted Dr Qadri in power so it could “fulfil its nefarious designs” in the region.

“How can he call politicians corrupt and call them thieves when the courts have declared him to be a liar?” said Gondal, referring to a case back in 1990. He said that Qadri had supported dictatorship and opposed democracy in Pakistan. The PPP and the PML-N would work together to support and protect the democratic set-up, he said, adding that Dr Qadri had come to Pakistan with “the agenda of international forces”.
Dr Muhammad Akhtar Malik said that Dr Qadri had created uncertainty in Pakistan and this had resulted in the decline of the Karachi Stock Exchange index in recent days.
Basra demanded that the MQM make clear whether it backed the MQI or the PPP before January 14, when Dr Qadri is planning his long march to Islamabad, failing which Dr Zulfiqar Mirza would be “let loose”.
He asked Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani to check whether anyone from the military had helped bring Dr Qadri from Canada back to Pakistan. The chief justice of Pakistan, he said, should take suo moto notice of Dr Qadri’s actions. He said that his party would request its senior leadership to arrest and try Dr Qadri under Article 6.
Sheikh Alauddin of the Unification Bloc, speaking on a point of order, called for a debate on the “brutal torture” of the Gujranwala District Headquarters Hospital medical superintendent by the YDA. He said YDA members had previously attacked patients, journalists and policemen. Now they were beating up their own teachers.
Law Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan said that the house would hold a general debate on the YDA’s “shameful actions” on Friday.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 4th, 2013.

 

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lol these politicans shacky in there pants despite i am not sure about Qadri. But "Punjab Assembly: ‘Try Qadri for treason’ & condeme IMRAN" lol shows who are they are afraid of hahaha

 

[Aslan]

I understand the Gov panicking, but who in their right mind would be willing to support that 2 faced, hypocrite snake adri.

 

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lol these politicans shacky in there pants despite i am not sure about Qadri. But "Punjab Assembly: ‘Try Qadri for treason’ & condeme IMRAN" lol shows who are they are afraid of hahaha

I think Pti supporters have spent enough time in politics and should know the basics. Those in the assemblies are elected members and they have the right to raise their voice against ppl like Tahir ul Qadri. This is not cowardliness. The real coward is Imran Khan who is not even bold enough to fully support or fully condemn the Tahir ul Qadri

 

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I think Pti supporters have spent enough time in politics and should know the basics. Those in the assemblies are elected members and they have the right to raise their voice against ppl like Tahir ul Qadri. This is not cowardliness. The real coward is Imran Khan who is not even bold enough to fully support or fully condemn the Tahir ul Qadri

lol have u seen what IK has said ? i guess u did but either wount or dont want to understand.

He said some of Qadri Agenda is same as us like caretaker gov must include all parties not only PML-n and PPP. But they will not support Qadri reason they dont want give "shaeed" label to PPP when only few months are left. PTI will only do long march if caretaker gov is fair or any attack to SC. EC has atleast on papir neutral and next step is caretaker.

 

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lol have u seen what IK has said ? i guess u did but either wount or dont want to understand.

He said some of Qadri Agenda is same as us like caretaker gov must include all parties not only PML-n and PPP. But they will not support Qadri reason they dont want give "shaeed" label to PPP when only few months are left. PTI will only do long march if caretaker gov is fair or any attack to SC. EC has atleast on papir neutral and next step is caretaker.

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ڈاکٹر طاہر القادری کا تمام سیاسی پارٹیوں کے سربراہان کو چیلنج
http://www.zemtv.com/2013/01/05/ڈاکٹر-طاہر-القادری-کا-تمام-سیاسی-پارٹی/

 

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Malik hints terrorism threat for Qadri’s long march
DAWN.COM | 3 hours ago 0


Malik hints terrorism threat for Qadri


ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minster Rehman Malik on Saturday said there are threats that terrorists might target the Tehrik Minhaj-ul-Quran (TMQ) long march scheduled for Jan 14, DawnNews reported.

Speaking to media representatives, Malik said he will inform TMQ chief Dr Tahirul Qadri about the security threats in an upcoming meeting with him.

He said Dr Qadri will be allowed to bring as big a crowd as he may desire as, he added, “we have been welcoming him right from the day one.”

The minister said although Dr Qadri has not yet demanded any special security arrangements for the march, however, sufficient security will be provided to participants of the march due to threats.

He reiterated the government’s stance of holding the upcoming general elections in the country on time, adding that Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain is also on the same page with the government on the issue.

The interior minister said everyone should be aware of the ‘conspiracies’ being hatched against the country and appealed against adopting ‘pessimistic approach.’

 

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Elections on time, no alternative to democracy: PM Ashraf
APP | 2 hours ago 0
Elections on time, no alternative to democracy: PM Ashraf | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf acknowledges welcoming slogans during a public meeting in Chakwal on Saturday. – Photo by APP

CHAKWAL: Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf Saturday reiterated that the upcoming general elections will be held on time and there is no alternative to democracy.

Addressing a public meeting, the prime minister said that democracy is the voice of nation and the people love it.

He said there is no alternative to the democracy. It will be further strengthened after next five years and no-one will be able to derail or harm the democratic system.

The prime minister said holding elections is a national obligation and the government will complete the electoral process on time.

The coalition government is going to complete its term in a few months, after which polls will be held, he added.

He said only those would rule the country who would get the support of the masses through ballot.

Referring to his talks with other political leaders, Ashraf said all the politicians were unanimous that the democratic process should prolong in the country.

He said presently, all the state pillars, including media and judiciary, are supportive of the democracy. The people enjoy democracy and no one can snatch this right from the masses, he added.

The prime minister said it was an honour for him that he was addressing a public meeting here on the birthday of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

He said he was also proud to be a resident of this area and now he was the prime minister with the blessings of the people. Only the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) can nominate a common worker as prime minister, he noted.

Earlier, the PPP Punjab president and Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs Mian Manzoor Ahmed Wattoo, addressing the public meeting, said President Asif Ali Zardari by appointing Raja Pervez Ashraf as prime minister had given importance to this area.

He expressed the hope that the prime minister will change the fate of the area with the start of development projects.

The prime minister, on the occasion, also announced inauguration of several development projects in the area.

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