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PML-N moves privilege motion against Zardari | The Pakistan Muslim League-N has moved a privilege motion in the National Assembly (NA) against the statement of President Asif Ali Zardari on giving the safe passage to the former president Pervez Musharraf. The motion signed by 91 MNAs has been
brought by Hanif Abbasi, Dr. Tariq Fazal and Anjum Aqeel, the NA Members of the
PML-N. It may be recalled that opposition leader in NA, Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan
had announced to move a motion against Zardari the previous day, and demanded
Zardari to present all the aspects of the deal - regarding Pervez Musharraf -
in front of the nation and Parliament. Earlier in the day, contradicting media
reports over indemnity being granted to Musharraf, Zardari's spokesman has said
that there have been no negotiations with the so-called international guarantors
to give indemnity to the former president. In a statement, Farhatullah Babar said
the President Zardari in an informal talk on Monday with reporters had remarked
that national political leaders and parties had held negotiations among themselves
to chase Musharraf out of office and restore Presidency to the democratic forces.
In the talk with journalists there was no mention of negotiations with the so-called
national or international guarantors to give immunity to Musharraf subsequent
to his exit, he said. Zardari's remarks of negotiations among national political
parties to strategise the sacking of Musharraf have unfortunately been distorted
and misrepresented as talks with so called guarantors for indemnity to Musharraf,
Dawn quoted Babar, as saying. He said no one denied the holding of negotiations
among national political parties to drive Musharraf out of office. Babar said
it was the result of these negotiations that the national parliament and all provincial
assemblies adopted resolutions calling upon Musharraf to quit. It was also the
result of these negotiations that the parties joined hands in preparing a comprehensive
and historic charge sheet to impeach Musharraf in case he refused to quit, he
said. There was nothing new in Zardari's remarks about negotiations among political
parties to force Musharraf out of office, except for the distortion and spin now
given to it, Babar added. Babar said the noise and din raised over the alleged
remarks wrongly attributed to the President is part of the campaign to discredit
Zardari for anything and everything that goes wrong. |
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