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Siding With The Judiciary: Nationalists demand PM’s resignation
This is an open verdict of Sindhis against the PPP: Jalal Shah
This is an open verdict of Sindhis against the PPP: Jalal Shah. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
HYDERABAD:
Sindhi nationalist leaders have signalled at becoming part of a national civil disobedience movement if Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani does not resign after being convicted by the Supreme Court.
After holding a meeting on Friday, the Sindh National Progressive Alliance (SPNA) addressed a news conference, during which they accused the Pakistan Peoples Party of paving way for a military takeover in the country.
The SPNA leaders also condemned the act of the prime minister’s office being held by a convict and demanded the resignation of the government.
“This is an open verdict of Sindhis against the PPP. They have been let down time and again by a party that claims to have the ‘Sindh card’,” Sindh United Party chief Jalal Shah said.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 28th, 2012.
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