PML-N ousts PPP ministers from Punjab

[Imran Khan]

PML-N ousts PPP ministers from Punjab


Updated at: 1646 PST, Friday, February 25, 2011
PML-N ousts PPP ministers from Punjab ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-N Chief Nawaz Sharif has announced to oust PPP ministers from the Punjab cabinet after inconclusive talks with the government on implementation on PML-N 10-point agenda, Geo News reported on Friday.

This was announced in a press conference following a crucial meeting of PML-N central committee and other members in Islamabad.

In the meeting Ishaq Dar, chairman of the dialogue committee constituted for dialogue with the government, briefed the participants of the meeting on the progress on implementation on the agenda.

Nawaz Sharif alleged that President Zardari wanted to give constitutional status to Nov 03 measures of former President Gen Pervaiz Musharraf (retd).

He further said that government did not accept the independent judiciary with open heart.

President Zardari had promised to reinstate the judges in 24 hours but failed to fulfill his promise, Nawaz said added that judiciary could be restored on the very first day of the government.

He charged that corruption is being protected today.

Nawaz Sharid added that the Supreme Court is trying to bring this menace to an end.
PML-N ousts PPP ministers from Punjab - GEO.tv

 

[Ababeel]

A very good attempt to isolate Zardari. Gilani must rethink about his strategy to follow Zardari steps. He should take all steps on his own and follow peoples's will. It's good for himself and for Pakistan. Whatever is the past of Nawaz but he is a real patriot.

 

[Raza88]

This is just the begining...
PML N is waiting for the new budget to be unveiled so that they can take to the streets and call for a mid term election...

 

[Myth_buster_1]

This is what i like to call "the Pharaoh leaders of Pakistan". From top to bottom every single Pakistani leader are corrupt as hell.
Prophet Mohammed PBUH has said. Thier will be a time when Corrupt leaders will rule and this is what happening.

 

[RabzonKhan]

---------- Post added at 04:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:41 PM ----------

A very good attempt to isolate Zardari. Gilani must rethink about his strategy to follow Zardari steps. He should take all steps on his own and follow peoples's will. It's good for himself and for Pakistan. Whatever is the past of Nawaz but he is a real patriot.

He is not a patriot, but a tax-evading crook!

 

[Karachiite]

So the cycle will continue and next federal elections PML-N will win. And this is why we have military rule. I hope the next military rule will be for at least 25 years minimum. I rather have PPP then Fundamentalist and corrupt to the core party like PML-N.

 

[Meengla]

The biggest blunder Zardari did post 2008 elections was not to make an alliance with PMLQ. I mean, in direct voting the PPP was very close to PMLN in terms of seats and the two parties (PPP+PMLQ) were more than enough to make a smooth sailing government.
Similarly, in K-P, PPP could have formed a govt. considering the seat difference with ANP was not much.
Zardari--the ultimate flexible and accommodating person-- carried the 'reconciliation' process to new heights. Now, ANP is standing firmly behind PPP because PPP has been generous to them. Not so with PMLN: As soon as they have the more than 50% of the PMLQ members on their side they are going to go for the jugular.
Having said all this, well, this is pure and simple 'politics' and it is just like many other democratic countries where too politicians are termed 'corrupt'.

 

[iPhone]

This is just the begining...
PML N is waiting for the new budget to be unveiled so that they can take to the streets and call for a mid term election...

No, there won't be mid-term election, by June this year there would be about 18 months left for the next election anyway, enough time to start prepping. PPP will complete their 5 year term, in all likelihood.

 

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Long Live PML (N)

 

[F-16_Falcon]

Gilani said that they are ready to seat in the opposition.