face rank leaders of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) constant to blaze absent their guns at each other in spite of the ceasefire declared by Prime priest Yousuf Raza Gilani and PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif previous this month.

PPP in sequence secretary Fauzia Wahab, in a declaration, lashed out at the PML-N leadership and accuse them of “taking political advantage” by exploit every issue the nation was facing nowadays.

reject the allegations, PML-N orator Ahsan Iqbal advised Ms Wahab that instead of indulging into mudslinging, her party should focus its notice on civilizing governance, fulfilling its promise and resolving the evils being faced by the populace.  Prime Minister Gilani and Mr Sharif talk on telephone on January 3 and expressed their make your mind up to carry on the politics of reconciliation.

A orator for the PM House later announce that the two leaders had decided “to stop their respective party member, office-bearers and workers from issue statement next to each other.”  However, it seem that either both leaders later forgot to issue the directives or their members were not taking them seriously as the newspapers and TV channels had consistently been reporting and telecasting statements of the leaders and the office-bearers from the two sides attacking each other. Leaders from both sides are even accusing each other of commit corruption and working next to democracy.

Punjab Governor Salman Taseer, Information priest Qamar Zaman Kaira, Punjab Minister Raja Riaz and in order secretary Fauzia Wahab are leading the campaign in the PPP camp, whereas Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, Rana Sanaullah, Khwaja Saad Rafiq, Siddiqul Farooque and Ahsan Iqbal are respond in the same tone from the PML-N side, in spite of the fact that the two party are coalition associates in the Punjab region.

Fascinatingly, Ms Wahab and Mr Iqbal, when contact, denied that they had conventional any orders from their top party management stop them from issue statements. Ms Wahab said she had issued the declaration only to elucidate the PPP’s position on the issue like implementation of the Charter of democratic system (CoD), 17th amendment and the governance-related matter.

Mr Iqbal said as resistance members, it was their democratic right to criticise the government’s performance, addition that “no one can stop them from responsibility so.”

Bookmark It

Hide Sites