PML-N accuses Tahir-ul-Qadri of projecting anti-electoral agenda

By Mirza Hassan Jan 3rd, 2013 ( 2 Comments )

Lahore: President, Muslim League-N, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has lashed out at the newly emerging politician Tahir-ul-Qadri of arriving in Pakistan with an agenda of derailing the electoral process.

“We all not allow such jugglery to happen in the country,” he said during a joint press conference with chairman Jamhori Watan Party (JWP), Nawab Talal Bugti in Lahore on Thursday.

He further said that ‘Sheikh-ul Islam’ does not want the interim setup. “Dr Tahir has functioned as the right hand of Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf in the past,” he said.

Nawaz also lashed out at PTI, saying they are the associates of Gen (retd) Musharraf. Apparently criticizing MQM chief Altaf Hussain, he said, “Those who speak from London are also with the dictator.”

Reacting on the repeated claims of chairman Awami Tehrik of turning Islamabad into Tahrir Square on January 14, he said those that converged in Egypt had a clean past.

The former Prime Minister asked Dr. Tahir to become part of the electoral process if he really wanted to bring change in the country. “These elements are attempting to hijack the mandate of PML-N,” he claimed.

Speaking on the occasion, Talal Bugti said that that they will fight in unison against those ‘corrupting the system’. He stressed the need to safe the nation from the agenda of ‘imported politicians’.

It may be mentioned here that on October 8, 2012, Talal Bugti had offered the PML-N chief of forming grand alliance to end the crises facing the country.

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Why MQM is a part of System?
a system can only by change if you are in system so MQM has to be in system to bring the change. Dr. Tahirul Qadri is not paticipating in elections TV anchor person are asking questions to him that if you are not going to participarte in elections then you are no one bring change.

To bring change one has to be in system that is parliment and to attempt to bring change with less seats one has to be in ruling group otherwise being in opposition even PML “Shair” and PTI “Tusnami” can not bring any change

Altaf Hussain in Paksitan:
One of the former Army official Gen. Nasir Akhtar (if i am not forgetting the name) stated during operation against MQM that “MQM minus Altaf Hussian is acceptable…” and still today the establishment is on this statment.
Still today ALL political parties, establishment, media, judiciary are against MQM so he must not come to Pakistan because loss of leader means loss of nation. It will just be a jasbati decision if he comes to Pakistan and “Motharma” did. You remember, in olden days during wars many soldiers died but the war goes on till they win or lose but if and as soon as the King was killed the war if over and lost. I think questions like this are not suitable from senior anchors.

I think the questions you raised in the last para of your articles are baseless.
Imran Ali khan

Media ki “Bakwas” ki aik misal yae hay kay media ko lafz “Bakwas” per itiraz hay
Jab MQM nay lafz “Ajaradari” per itiraz kia tha tu yae hi media kay log is lafz per bhi opposition ka sath dae rai thay aur opposition ki “Bakwas” kay sath apni “Bakwas” mila rae thay.

By the way MEDIA ka kaam hi “Bakwaas” ker na hota hay 24 ghantay.

Pakistan may Media persons ki political affiliations hain aur kuch bhi ho jae wo sirf us baat ka sath dae tay hain jo un ki man pasand political party bol rai ho aur isse tarha lahore, pindi aur peshawar may bhetay media kay log karachi waloon say nafrat may is hath tak ja chukay hain aab wo karachi aur karachi ki numainda jamat ki har baat ko ghalat samajtay hain aur choti choti batain bhi yae journalists nahi samaj patay ya samaj na nahi chatay aur phir media per beath ker din bhar “Bakwas” kertay hain….

Khabi iman dari say aap apnay hi sathioon kay program dekhain aur sochaiay kay wo kia “Bakwas” kertay hain to aap jis “Bakwas” per nalan hain is “Bakwas” to samaj jain gay aur phir bhi na samjay tu aap ki siasi samaj hi “Bakwas” hay…