PM offers dialogue to Baloch leaders
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Sunday there were indications of foreign intervention in Balochistan.
LAHORE:
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Sunday there were indications of foreign intervention in Balochistan and announced that the government was ready to hold dialogue with Baloch leaders whether they are in or out of the country.
Addressing a meeting of the PPP Lahore divison at the Governor House, the premier said the government wanted to bring Baloch leaders into mainstream politics. He said the PPP wanted to reopen the case of judicial murder of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and added that lawyers in the party should form a team for the purpose. He directed Interior Minister Rehman Malik to hold thorough investigation into the murder case of Benazir Bhutto and make the report public.
The PM said that there should be a transparent mechanism to provide financial assistance to the deserving people. He said that the prime minister hepatitis programme was being implemented across the country and added that if there were some doctors in the party, they must help the government devise an effective strategy so that people could get clean drinking water.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 2nd, 2010.
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Sunday there were indications of foreign intervention in Balochistan and announced that the government was ready to hold dialogue with Baloch leaders whether they are in or out of the country.
Addressing a meeting of the PPP Lahore divison at the Governor House, the premier said the government wanted to bring Baloch leaders into mainstream politics. He said the PPP wanted to reopen the case of judicial murder of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and added that lawyers in the party should form a team for the purpose. He directed Interior Minister Rehman Malik to hold thorough investigation into the murder case of Benazir Bhutto and make the report public.
The PM said that there should be a transparent mechanism to provide financial assistance to the deserving people. He said that the prime minister hepatitis programme was being implemented across the country and added that if there were some doctors in the party, they must help the government devise an effective strategy so that people could get clean drinking water.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 2nd, 2010.