Nawaz ready to eliminate army’s political role

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Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Nawaz Sharif on Friday said he was ready for dialogue with political parties for a permanent end to the role of army and the ISI in politics. In an interview with German Radio, Nawaz said to strengthen democracy, it was necessary that there should be no interference in the affairs of the government by the army and the ISI. He said the forces that did not recognise democracy should also be ignored by political parties and no importance should be given to them. Nawaz said the country was faced with many problems, including the grave situation in Balochistan where it was essential to bring the estranged Baloch leadership and youth in the national mainstream for the security and integrity of the country. He said dialogue would have to be held with the Baloch leaders. He blamed the Pakistan People’s Party for not implementing the Charter of Democracy, saying that everybody was saying that the establishment was backing Imran Khan. Nawaz said the role of various institutions, including the army and the judiciary was agreed in the CoD but the PPP violated it. He said there was a need for a new charter between political forces to prevent interference of non-democratic forces in politics in future.

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11 COMMENTS

  1. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.
    Indian report on Kargil says his attention span is short and he along with Gen Mischief knew about the Kargil. This was mentioned to him, not in a meeting but in passing, the significance of which he was unable to appreciate.

    Sharifs were no less involved in money laundering than Zardari. Both have properties in areas of London where no British Prime Minster has ever been able to afford one.

    In late 90's, having lost a case in the British courts his son made a cheque of £22 million to Al-Taufeeq Group of Saudi Arabia. He has a vast real estate business in London.

    There is common knowledge of these people embezzling vast amounts of government taxes in the form of excise duty, not giving the labour its due and above all having failed twice as the PM of the country he has nothing new to offer.

    Please pack up and go home. Thank you.

    PS: Please take the President with you. Many thanks

  2. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.
    Indian report on Kargil says his attention span is short and he along with Gen Mischief knew about the Kargil. This was mentioned to him, not in a meeting but in passing, the significance of which he was unable to appreciate.

    ‘Shreers’ were no less involved in money laundering than Zardari. Both have properties in areas of London where no British Prime Minster has ever been able to afford one.

    In late 90's, having lost a case in the British courts his son made a cheque of £22 million to Al-Taufeeq Group of SA. He has a vast real estate business in London.

    There is common knowledge of these people embezzling vast amounts of government taxes in the form of excise duty, not giving the labour its due and above all having failed twice as the PM of the country he has nothing new to offer.

    Please pack up and go home. Thank you.

    PS: Please take the President with you. Many thanks

  3. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.
    Indian report on Kargil says his attention span is short and he along with Pr Mischief knew about the Kar**. This was mentioned to him, not in a meeting but in passing, the significance of which he was unable to appreciate.

    ‘Shreers’ were no less involved in money laundering than Zardari. Both have properties in areas of London where no British Prime Minster has ever been able to afford one.

    In late 90's, having lost a case in the British courts his son made a cheque of £22 million to Al-Taufeeq Group of SA. He has a vast real estate business in London.

    There is common knowledge of these people embezzling vast amounts of government taxes in the form of excise duty, not giving the labour its due and above all having failed twice as the PM of the country he has nothing new to offer.

    Please pack up and go home. Thank you.

    PS: Please take the President with you. Many thanks

  4. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.

  6. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.
    Indian report on Kargil says his attention span is short and he along with Gen Mischief knew about the Kargil. This was mentioned to him, not in a meeting but in passing, the significance of which he was unable to appreciate.

    ‘Sharifs’ were no less involved in money laundering than Zardari. Both have properties in areas of London where no British Prime Minster has ever been able to afford one.

    In late 90's, having lost a case in the British courts his son made a cheque of £22 million to Al-Taufeeq Group of SA. He has a vast real estate business in London.

    There is common knowledge of these people embezzling vast amounts of government taxes in the form of excise duty, not giving the labour its due and above all having failed twice as the PM of the country he has nothing new to offer.

    Please pack up and go home. Thank you.

    PS: Please take the President with you. Many thanks

  8. I would have appreciated if he talked of a fair judicial process to end of corruption. I am talking of a process where evidence will not be tempered and witnessed not harassed.

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