First impeachment, then reinstatement
By: Maqbool Malik | Published: August 08, 2008ISLAMABAD - The PPP-led coalition government came out with major political decisions after three days of marathon deliberations on Thursday, calling for impeachment of President Pervez Musharraf, restoration of deposed judges to pre November 3 position as well as repealing the 17th constitutional amendment. “We have good news for democracy,” PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari said at a joint news conference with
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Coalition gets oxygen
LAHORE - Though, no clear time frame has been given by the coalition partners to impeach President Musharraf, their resolve to act decisively this time around, has not only saved the dwindling coalition from a possible break up, it has Read full story »
Impeachment or building pressure?
ISLAMABAD - The coalition partners, in a historic joint communiquT issued here on Thursday afternoon at Zardari House, minced no words on impeachment of President Pervez Musharraf. But at the same time, they tacitly left a corridor of Read full story »
Restoration made hard
LAHORE- The reinstatement of deposed judges has been pushed behind the impeachment of President Pervez Musharraf contrary to the declaration made by the same two top coalition partners in Murree before the formation of their government on Read full story »
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