Pakistan

"PML-N will not support clash of institutions"

Express May 04, 2010

LAHORE: PML-N Chief Nawaz Sharif said on Monday that his party will not support any plot which leads to a clash between the judiciary and the parliament.

Nawaz Sharif said this while talking to the media in Lahore.

He stressed that persistent loadshedding has wreaked havoc in the country's industrial sector leading to mass unemployment.

He expressed his wish to participate in every protest demonstration held against power cuts.

The PML-N chief claimed some elements are trying to provoke clashes between the judiciary and the parliament.

COMMENTS (4)

MI | 14 years ago | Reply Yeah Right! whoever plotting, is gonna come to Nawaz Sherif and ask for his support. Typical Political statement, be with the winner!!

Sultan Ahmed | 14 years ago | Reply Civilized nations solve the issues through negotiations. In fact , that is the better way,leading to security of the country. Differences of opinion between the institutions can not be horrible situation.It can be solve through discussion and harmony. There are notable personality in the country, like Mian Nawaz Sharif ,president Pakstan Muslim League (n) Yousaf RAZA GILANY and the honorable chief justice of Pakistan. Parliament is free in taking decisions regarding the national and and international. Please no talk to participate in the movement like lawyers,come forward sitting around the table with other leader .There are many option on the table before you select one or two and solve the crisis looks creating a head.

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s ashar | 14 years ago | Reply minds of many are baffled by the thoughts, what is the opposition upto they should have been part of the cabinet,why not, if they are determined to work for the people. 2, no one speaks of the corruption, at grass root levels. a) police APART FROM ATTITUDE F I R lodgment is the biggest issue// b) land revenue authorities. c)all government departments, inactive, smallest issues go to courts// WHY ARE THE DEPARTMENTS NOT CAPABLE OF HANDLING ISSUES THEMSELVES, WHY BURDEN THE COURTS// SOME OF THE QUESTIONS REUIRING ANSWERS//

Shabbir | 14 years ago | Reply Once again no clear-cut stand. Nawaz should have said clearly if he will side with the judiciary or not if clash occures. instead he talks of being not part of a conspiracy....confusing what to transpire of this statement.

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