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India-Pakistan
Senators condemn derogatory remarks against President
2011-11-01
[One Pakistan] Members of the Upper House Monday strongly condemned the derogatory remarks against President Asif Ali President Ten Percent Zardari
... sticky-fingered husband of the late Benazir Bhutto ...
by the Punjab Chief Minister Punjab Mian Shahbaz Sharif during a public rally held on Friday in Lahore.

The Senate resumed its session with Deputy Chairman Mir Jan Muhammad Jamali in the chair.

Rising on a point of order Sabir Baloch condemned the derogatory remarks against the President made by Shahbaz Sharif. He said Asif Ali Zardari is an elected President and part of the by making such remarks the Punjab Chief Minister insulted the Constitution and the Parliament.

Salahuddin Dogar said Punjab Chief Minister speech was against the Constitution and the democratic norms.

Raja Zafar-ul-Haq said Shahbaz Sharif talked against corruption and demanded action against the corrupt people but in reaction PML (N) offices in Sindh were burnt. He said this is very undemocratic. He said accountability bill lying in the Senate should be passed at the earliest so that across the board accountability should be carried out.

Abdul Rahim Mandokhel said using foul language should be stopped immediately and all the political parties should focus on highlighting their manifestos and policies.

Hafiz Rashid Ahmad said FATA people are being killed in drone attacks and demanded that these attacks should be stopped. He said attention should be given on development of FATA like other parts of the country.
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#1  "Harumph! Harumph!"
Posted by: mojo   2011-11-01 13:31  

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