Pakistan

Here till 2013: PM Gilani

PM Gilani on Friday said that the government, the chief justice and the army chief will remain in office till 2013.

Express July 23, 2010

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Friday said that the government, the chief justice and the army chief will remain in office till 2013 adding that all concerned authorities should work under the constitution.

While speaking to the media in Islamabad, the prime minister, touching upon the fake degrees scandal, reiterated his stance of not supporting bogus degree holders.

The Prime Minister has also rejected reports of his advisor's Latif Khosa's removal. However, he added that Khosa is an advisor and not a minister and that he has only been asked to refrain from exercising ministerial powers. Gilani asserted that an advisor is an advisor whether he works from home or from his office.

COMMENTS (5)

Muhammad Ahsan Khan | 14 years ago | Reply @Ben Why don't you?

Ben | 14 years ago | Reply Mr Khan, the picture is worth a million words. Comment on picture.

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shazia ahmad | 14 years ago | Reply PM gillani did the great job..

Muhammad Ahsan Khan | 14 years ago | Reply To ask the reader to comment on a thee paragraphs of the news statement is a mockery. What can be said for or against the first paragraph. It is obvious that ruling class which made the present constitution will be following it for its own good. For second paragraph, the the question of a university degree for a member of the parliament should have never exist in a democratic state. Its existence in Pakistan proves that Pakistan is not a Democratic State. Why to bother about the real or fake degrees. The real degrees will not make Pakistan a Democratic State. According the third paragraph: "The Prime Minister has also rejected reports of his advisor’s removal."; the journalist and the Pakistani intellectuals should be aware that a collaborator (slave!) will be doing what his master wants him to do. It does not matter either he does it at home, in an office or in a bazaar. So, "Here till 2013: PM Gilani" is No News.

wth | 14 years ago | Reply "Abhi picture baaki hai meray dost."

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