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Gilani, Sharif agree to stop party leaders from indulging in blame game | Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and former premier
Nawaz Sharif have agreed that they would stop leaders of the Pakistan People's Party and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz from levelling allegations against each other. Gilani had called Nawaz over the telephone to discuss issues of national
importance, especially a proposed accountability law. The PML-N chief told the
Prime Minister that the draft of the proposed accountability bill, which was sent
to him as part of consultations on the subject, had been sent back to the government
with "necessary recommendations". Gilani assured Nawaz that the government would
try its best to come up with a comprehensive accountability law, which would be
"acceptable to all walks of life and fulfil all future requirements," the Daily
Times reports. The Prime Minister said good governance and transparency were the
government's top priorities. He also briefed Nawaz on the Balochistan package,
and said proposals by a constitutional reforms committee would soon be tabled
in the National Assembly. Nawaz told a TV channel that he had made a few
suggestions
on the bill, and sent it back to the federal government. He hoped that the new
accountability bill would be tabled in parliament soon. The PML-N chief also
reposed
confidence in Prime Minister Gilani. |
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