All Muslim League factions to be united soon: Pagara

Pir Pagara says government should realise that it is losing credibility with the masses.


Express October 09, 2010
All Muslim League factions to be united soon: Pagara



The Awami Muslim League President Sheikh Rashid Ahmed has said that final phase of unifying all Muslim Leagues, under the chair of Pakistan Muslim League Functional (PML-F) leader Pir Pagara, would be initiated soon.

“All the leaders of the various factions of the League have agreed to unite under the leadership of Pir sahib. Soon we will launch All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) in all four provinces,” said Sheikh Rashid while talking to the media alongside Pagara. He further said that in the previous meetings with Pagara it had been mutually agreed that all the factions should come under one umbrella to play an effective role in politics. The meeting came in the wake of recent developments in the political scenario and after other leaders of factions of the League met Pagara. “This is going to turn around the situation once Pir saheb tours all the provinces himself, where he will get an over whelming response,” Sheikh Rashid said.

Pagara also said that it was time that government should realize that it is losing credibility with the masses. While appreciating the role played by Sheikh Rashid for the unification of all the leagues, Pagara said that Sheikh Rashid has a bright future in politics. “Sheikh Rashid saheb came to me with a request to lead the new alliance to which I responded with an affirmative. I have had meetings with others and soon we will all get together,” Pagara said.

Talking about the newly appointed Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Justice Deedar Hussain Shah, the chief of PML-F, said: “Shah is apparently a good man but only if he is away from Zardari. If he stays with Zardari, he will become like him.”

Commenting on Pervez Musharraf’s political career, Pagara said, “He has no future in Pakistan’s politics and all his efforts are aimed at returning to the political limelight”.

The two leaders also discussed the future course of action for the merger of the League. “I have requested Pir sahib to travel by road to all the places and I hope Pir sahib will consider my request,” Sheikh Rashid said.

When asked whether President Zardari had contacted him, Pagara said “I have not contacted Zardari neither do I intend to do so,” adding that it was high time that people saw changes in the political scene.

Published in The Express Tribune, October 10th, 2010.

COMMENTS (13)

Prince Shahryar Rana | 14 years ago | Reply How many politicians had been so far sentenced for their ill practice and misconduct ? How many police official had been tried for their negligence ? How many Judges had been sent on refresher course on challenge to accept new trends in Society ? How the judicial system had been reviewed and tailored as per common person need ? What code of conduct developed for LAWYERS ? WHOLE system need to be well documented ,impartial and youth are better able to lead the NATION if this is any nation now ! Prince Shahryar Rana
Ahmer Ali | 14 years ago | Reply Assalam-o-Allaikum Warahmatullah.Reunification of all Muslim Leagues is the only way of getting rid of present corrupt and NRO certified leadership to make the country's and common man's economical and social conditions energetic and growing and trouble-free and peaceful and calm.The reunification of all Muslim Leagues should be came into being now for the peace and security especially internal of beloved country Pakistan because present corrupt and NRO certified has totally failed to over come the problems and difficulties of Pakistan and common man and they also have failed to fulfill their promises announced in their slogans to make Pakistan prosperous,economically strong and debt-free.Reunion of all Muslim League has been the time of the hour by forgetting all their differences amongst them.
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