Estranged allies?: PML-F leader hits out at federal government
Yasir Rashidi appreciates Rangers' actions in Sindh
The PML-F leader also smelled a conspiracy between the PML-N and Pakistan Peoples Party when it comes to conducting accountability of corrupt politicians and bureaucrats in the Sindh government. PHOTO: ONLINE
HYDERABAD:
The widespread perception of differences between the army and the federal government is unnerving the people of Pakistan, particularly the business community.
This was stated by Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) provincial leader Pir Yasir Shah Rashdi at a press conference at his residence in Hyderabad on Sunday.
"As I see, the Nawaz-league's performance is not good," said Rashdi whose party is an ally of the federal government run by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
"The PML-N government is building roads but it has failed to address other problems like electricity despite its promises of resolving the issue in two to three years [after coming to power]," he claimed.
The PML-F leader also smelled a conspiracy between the PML-N and Pakistan Peoples Party when it comes to conducting accountability of corrupt politicians and bureaucrats in the Sindh government.
"Nawaz Sharif and [Asif Ali] Zardari are one. Both are running the whole system together," he said, adding that the people are concerned by the sudden slowing down of National Accountability Bureau's actions in Sindh.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 18th, 2016.
The widespread perception of differences between the army and the federal government is unnerving the people of Pakistan, particularly the business community.
This was stated by Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) provincial leader Pir Yasir Shah Rashdi at a press conference at his residence in Hyderabad on Sunday.
"As I see, the Nawaz-league's performance is not good," said Rashdi whose party is an ally of the federal government run by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
"The PML-N government is building roads but it has failed to address other problems like electricity despite its promises of resolving the issue in two to three years [after coming to power]," he claimed.
The PML-F leader also smelled a conspiracy between the PML-N and Pakistan Peoples Party when it comes to conducting accountability of corrupt politicians and bureaucrats in the Sindh government.
"Nawaz Sharif and [Asif Ali] Zardari are one. Both are running the whole system together," he said, adding that the people are concerned by the sudden slowing down of National Accountability Bureau's actions in Sindh.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 18th, 2016.