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PPP plays cool; Opp spills pearls of wisdom for coalition

By: Ch Aamer Waqas | Published: November 20, 2008

“I also reassure the masses of the province that no such activity will surface at the Governor’s House,” he averred.
Raja’s tone on the Floor was in total contrast to what he had outside the Assembly premises where he, while talking to the media, had blasted the PML-N leadership for interfering in personal life of the Governor.
Upon this, Q-Leaguer Aamir Sultan Cheema advised the coalition against repeating history of the late ’80s, and ’90s, and work together for the masses’ welfare by completing constitutional term, and actualising old slogan of ‘Roti, Kapra aur Makan’.
“If it is not done so, then there is a visible danger of derailing the system by the anti-democratic forces. People are already talking of earlier polls. If the situation in the Punjab is changed, then the centre will go through the same as well. And now Rana Sana Ullah should beg pardon,” he added.
Instead of retracting, Rana Sana retorted by saying that the Opposition should not be happy over the issue. “It is our mutual matter. We are satisfied with what Raja Riaz has said.
In a democracy, and when the Presidency, and Prime Minister, Governor’s and Chief Minister’s Houses are not occupied by a dictator, then criticism is a possibility. The Q-League must remember that only the PML-N and the PPP will stay, while the Q will not,” he averred.
Opposition Leader said the PML-N had been asserting that Musharraf’s crony was sitting in the Governor’s House. “Now Rana Sana has accepted that no dictator is occupying any of the highest offices, and Governor is a politician,” he said.
To this, Rana Sana said, “Unfortunately, the Governor was appointed by a dictator occupying the Presidency.”

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