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No disqualification: Mirza's decision is a victory for democracy, says Gilani
Gilani states that Fehmida Mirza's refusal to send a reference against him speaks of victory for democracy.
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NA speaker’s ruling: Legal opinion remains divided
AGP Irfan Qadir says Mirza’s decision proves SC was wrong from the beginning.
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Reaction to the ruling: Opposition lashes out, but allies not forthcoming either
ANP and Fata parliamentarians support NA speaker; MQM and JUI-F stay silent.
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The final word?: Speaker refuses to disqualify PM
Fehmida Mirza also indirectly castigates Supreme Court for sending reference through a deputy registrar.
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NA Speaker abused her position, says Nisar
Leader of opposition says Mirza has become part of a group bent upon disobeying SC’s verdict against Gilani.
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PM contempt: Full text of Dr Fehmida Mirza's ruling
Speaker National Assembly finalised her decision in Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani's contempt case on Thursday.
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Gilani cannot be disqualified under Article 63: Speaker NA
Speaker National Assembly decides against forwarding SC's reference to election commission.
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Contempt case strategy: After huddle with Aitzaz, Premier Gilani approves draft appeal
Appeal likely to be filed by Saturday.
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PTI to file Constitutional petition against Gilani in SHC
PTI say division of Sindh unacceptable, demand deweaponisation of Karachi, suo moto notice of killings.
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PM contempt case: ‘NA speaker must send reference to ECP’
Legal experts agree that Dr Fehmida Mirza has no option.
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Speaker NA seeks Gilani’s reply in contempt case: Report
According to media reports, Dr Fehmida Mirza will announce her decision regarding Gilani's disqualification this...
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Honour rooted in dishonour
Prime minister convicted by highest court of his land for contempt should have done the honourable thing, resigned.
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PM’s resignation: Aitzaz rejects moral ground for resignation
Says only National Assembly speaker can de-notify the prime minister.
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Interview: Dr Mirza fears political crisis
Calls for accord between govt, opposition on PM’s conviction.
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Contempt case: LHC admits petition seeking to curtail Gilani’s 'illegal' post
Petition says Gilani ceased to be the prime minister after Supreme Court convicted him of contempt of court.
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We will ensure government implements SC orders: Nawaz
PML-N's protest movement against Gilani reached Shikarpur.
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Contempt case: Imprisonment sentence was wrong, says Aitzaz
Aitzaz says it is not possible to give an imprisonment sentence without giving a reason for it.
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Back from Britain: Defiant PM returns home to discuss detailed SC verdict
PM says he would be consulting his legal team regarding judgment, whether they would appeal verdict or go for review.
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Convicted but defiant: Gilani vows to go down fighting
Hits out at opponents, defends right to appeal conviction, vows to stand by the party.
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Don’t pity us, My Lord
Khalil Gibran had poetic licence, but one expects judges, shielded from criticism, defer such impulse till retirement.
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Storm in a tea-cup: Premier Gilani sugarcoats tenuous Pak-US ties
Rubbishes reports of not being invited to Chicago summit; says talks are under way.
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Not even the cradle
Gilani's is the case of yesterday’s men who cling on & on, carrying on their merry way regardless of consequences.
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Justice Khosa should not have used poetry in judgment: Aitzaz Ahsan
Gilani's counsel says poetry by Justice Asif Saeed Khosa is being misinterpreted.
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May 12: Lawyers want implementation of SC judgment in letter
SBC leaders vow to safeguard the independence of judiciary.
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Contempt case: Gilani to stay until decision on appeal, says PPP
Apex court dispatches copies of detailed verdict to NA speaker, ECP.
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Defiant as ever: PM to ‘exhaust all means to have fair trial’
Says he cannot be forced to resign through unconstitutional means.
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PM’s disqualification: What the legal experts think...
Majority say countdown to disqualification will begin after appeal period expires.
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Post-conviction: What British PM would think of Gilani, wonders Nawaz
Claims he is not against the premier as a person, but against his behaviour.
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Poetic licence: Justice Khosa’s ode to the verdict
Justice Khosa says he is in ‘respectful agreement’ with the proposed judgement authored by Justice Nasirul Mulk.
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PPP may not appeal against the judgement
Can’t say anything about appeal at the moment… Gilani Sahib will decide about it himself, says Aitzaz.
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PM contempt case: Senate opposition takes cue from detailed verdict
PML-N stages walkout; debate over presidential address overshadowed by demands for premier’s resignation.
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Analysis: Infallible because final
PM Gilani would be well advised to consider the honour of resignation instead of the indignity of disqualification.
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PM’s defiance set a dangerous precedent: SC
Contempt entails possible disqualification for five years although court does not state disqualification as definitive
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PM Contempt: I have the right to exhaust all avenues, says Gilani
Prime Minister maintains he was acting as per the constitution.
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The PPP is not the victim
It appears to protect selfish interests of its self-styled leaders, who have decided to manipulate, hoodwink people.
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‘Gilani should resign’: PML-N’s protest movement reaches Sindh
PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif questions what President Zardari had given to the people who elected him.
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PM contempt: 'For whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee'
Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa writes a graphic, bleak additional note to Gilani's contempt order.
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PM contempt: SC issues detailed order
Without conviction, others would have followed Gilani's example, says detailed order.
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If rulers do not obey SC, no one else will: Imran Khan
PML-N does not have the courage to quit the Punjab Government, says Khan.
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The Sharif brothers will make Sindh impure: Sharjeel Memon
Sharjeel Inam Memon of the PPP takes on the task of hitting out at the PML-N.
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Democracy’s moment
Political parties are being used to keep leaders in power, than solve problems. There is need to call system to order.
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PM contempt: PML-N invites Sindh nationalist parties to join protest against Gillani
Sindh Progressive Nationalist Alliance says it has sought approval from the alliance's executive committee.
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Gilani cannot be disqualified till detailed order is released, LHC told
Petitioners argued that the instant Gilani had been sentenced, he ceased to be the Prime Minister.
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Hitting back: PM laughs off street agitation
Says even if PML-N and PTI join forces, PPP can trump them; challenges PML-N to resign from assemblies.
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Islamabad rally: Imran warns of ‘tsunami march’ on May 27
Says ruling clique will never accept an independent chief justice.
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Someone tougher for the job
Gilani makes us believe that he really is a nice guy. But the question remains, do we need nice guys as our leaders?
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Even if PTI, PML-N join forces, PPP is ready for them: Gilani
Says only parliament has the right to remove him.
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Lawyers’ stance: PBC calls Gilani legal, constitutional PM
Opposes appointment of ad hoc judges in the Supreme Court.
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Judge in own cause
Lawyers’ movement, restoration has embedded feeling of public representatives in judiciary, which has to be fought off
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PML-N protest movement: ‘This is a war to save Supreme Court’
PML-N launches protest movement against Gilani by holding a rally in Taxila.