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| PML-N leaders power hungry, says Pervaiz |
| PML-Q leader Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi has said that the PML-N leadership has always sought meetings with the federal government over the demand for more power share but not once over the actual issues of people.
Talking to the media after a party meeting at the Muslim league House on Monday, Pervaiz said the PML-N leaders could not achieve a single accomplishment even when they had a two-third majority. He said the Sharif brothers should have weighed their performance before demanding more power as it was clear that they did not even deserve what they had got at present. |
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| PM attends reception uninvited, exchanges pleasantries with CJ |
| ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani took on Tuesday a major initiative in what appeared to be an effort to defuse the judicial crisis. He first clarified his Monday statement about the executive order restoring judges, called PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif and later attended a dinner with judges of the Supreme Court. |
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| Nawaz withdraws nomination papers for NA-123 |
| LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz’s chief Nawaz Sharif withdrew his nomination papers to contest the NA-123 by-elections, clearing the way for his party's candidate Malik Pervez.
Nawaz's withdrawal of his nomination papers comes after the PML-N decided to award the party ticket to Malik Pervez.
Malik Pervez is the brother
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| Judges reinstatement needs parliament approval: PM |
| ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani gave an entirely new dimension to the ongoing judicial saga when he said in the National Assembly on Monday that no one should undermine the government on the issue of judges’ appointment and disclosed that the executive order signed by him in March last year to reinstate judges needed parliament’s approval.
Analysts saw in the address a veiled threat from the prime minister that if the opposition tried to cash in on the row between the government and the judiciary, the whole process would be derailed.
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| Pervez Musharraf hints at return to politics |
| LONDON: Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf hinted at a return to politics in his homeland on Monday, saying he would “do anything for Pakistan” but the voters there must decide.
“I love my country and I would do anything for Pakistan,” the retired general, who was replaced last year in elections after nine years as president, told a meeting at the Chatham House think-tank in London.
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| PTI throws weight behind judges |
| PAKISTAN Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders have declared complete support for the judiciary, pledging to foil any conspiracy against it by the PPP government. They have vowed to launch another movement for the independence of judiciary if the government does not stop meddling in the affairs of the judiciary.
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| Gilani beats hasty retreat in judiciary row |
| RAWALPINDI: Within 24 hours of the issuance of controversial notifications of appointment of judges in the superior judiciary, the government on Sunday beat a hasty retreat as Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani tactfully suggested that “any government” could take wrong decisions and insisted that the judiciary’s verdict in the issue would be the deciding factor.
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| Boycott a bid of solidarity with judiciary: Qazi Anwar |
 ISLAMABAD: The president Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) Qazi Anwar Monday said the lawyers all across country have staged boycott of courts’ proceedings, which should be seen as an attempt to express solidarity with judiciary. |
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| Nawaz not to contest by-polls due to Salman Butt: Liaquat |
 LAHORE: The General Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Liaquat Baloch has said Sunday, PML-N chief Mian Mohammed Nawaz Sharif decided not to contest on NA-123 seat in by-elections due to JI’s contender Hafiz Salman Butt, running for the same seat, Geo news reported.
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| ‘Justice Nisar foiled plot against judiciary’ |
| KARACHI: Ansar Burney Trust Chairman Ansar Burney has said that Justice Saqib Nisar, by not taking oath as the chief justice of the Lahore High Court, has foiled a conspiracy allegedly prepared by President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani against the judiciary. |
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