Rameez Chaudhry
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Government is offering me Deputy Prime Ministership , as they don't know that i am doing this not fo
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pakistan_22
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Another lie
Government did not offer, Saad Rafique denied personal proposal of Ch Jaffar Iqbal
All seen and listened on media
No lies please
Government did not offer, Saad Rafique denied personal proposal of Ch Jaffar Iqbal
All seen and listened on media
No lies please
Aik_Sawal
Minister (2k+ posts)
خان کو پھوک دینا بڑا آسان ہے
کبھی ڈپٹی پرائم منسٹر کی پھوک، کبھی استعفیٰ دلوا دینے کی گارنٹی، کبھی "فرشتوں" کی سپورٹ کا وعدہ
خان کو ایسی ہوائی باتیں بتاؤ تو وہ فورن یقین کر لیتا ہے اور ان پر ڈینگیں مارنا شروع کر دیتا ہے
حد ہے خان صاحب، کچھ تو پاکستانی سیاست کی الف بے سیکھ لیں اب، اٹھاراں سال ہو چکے
کبھی ڈپٹی پرائم منسٹر کی پھوک، کبھی استعفیٰ دلوا دینے کی گارنٹی، کبھی "فرشتوں" کی سپورٹ کا وعدہ
خان کو ایسی ہوائی باتیں بتاؤ تو وہ فورن یقین کر لیتا ہے اور ان پر ڈینگیں مارنا شروع کر دیتا ہے
حد ہے خان صاحب، کچھ تو پاکستانی سیاست کی الف بے سیکھ لیں اب، اٹھاراں سال ہو چکے
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Not_Guilty
Minister (2k+ posts)
Muhammad Ikhlaq Siddiqui
Minister (2k+ posts)
عمران خان سے ایک سوال۔
ڈپٹی پرائم منسٹر قوم کے لیے کام نہیں کر سکتا؟
Phoebusrex
Senator (1k+ posts)
These are tactics of Noora league. They spread rumours to see the reaction of the opponent. Who is this Ch. Jaffer Iqbal? I dont know him. Then why is he giving such kind of statements. Can anyone say anything in Noora League without the approval of Nawaz Sharif?
Night_Hawk
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Who offered deputy PMs office to Imran?
Imran Khan addresses supporters during an anti-government protest in front of the Parliament in Islamabad on August 27, 2014. Photo by AFP
ISLAMABAD: The disclosure by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Wednesday that he had been offered the post of the deputy prime minister came as a surprise for those who had been closely monitoring the political crisis.
Hours after the conclusion of the final round of talks between his partys representatives and the government, Mr Khan told the participants of the sit-in that he had rejected an offer to become the deputy prime minister, terming it an effort to bribe him.
Political observers wonder whether the government has made such an offer to the PTI chief during the talks or he has simply made the announcement in response to media reports throughout the day that a senior member of the ruling PML-N had written a letter to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, suggesting him to appoint a deputy prime minister in consultation with the PTI.
Dr Arif Alvi, a member of the PTIs negotiating team, claimed that such a proposal had been made by one of the members of the government team in a casual way.
Yes, one of them said that we can create the post of deputy prime minister, if you want, but no-one took it seriously and there was no further discussion on it, he said.
In reply to a question, Mr Alvi said that he did not even remember who had made these remarks in the meeting. He termed the offer impracticable, saying that how can Mr Khan or any other PTI man function as deputy of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif whose resignation was the partys main demand.
The PTI leader said he had come to know that such a proposal had been under discussion within the PML-N and a ruling party legislator had floated this idea.
Despite repeated attempts, no member of the government negotiating team could be contacted for comment.
Mr Alvis statement, however, indicates that Imran Khan had perhaps made this claim on the basis of a letter written by Senior Vice President of the PML-N, Senator Chaudhry Jaffar Iqbal, to the prime minister suggesting him options available in the prevailing political scenario.
In his letter, a copy of which is available with Dawn, Mr Iqbal had suggested that a post of the deputy prime minister should be created to resolve the political standoff and to pacify the protesting PTI.
The PML-N leader has proposed holding of a referendum on the proposals floated by Pakistan Awami Tehreek chief Dr Tahirul Qadri to bring major changes in the Constitution.
It was due to the ambiguous language of the letter that media reported that Mr Iqbal had proposed to the prime minister to appoint any PTI man as the deputy prime minister, prompting the PML-N leader to issue a clarification.
Senator Jaffar Iqbal in his clarification claimed that he had clearly suggested in the letter that the deputy PM should be from the ruling PML-N. However, the letter shows that he has not specifically mentioned that the proposed deputy PM should be from within the party.
A post of deputy prime minister may be created by introducing appropriate amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973, as it happened during the previous government to secure the confidence and trust of the PTI regarding credible assistance to the inquiry commission which will be constituted by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, as already requested, reads the letter.
It further says: (The) prime minister may nominate three persons from amongst the members of parliament to be appointed as deputy prime minister in consultation with PTI leadership or the PTI leadership may be requested to give three names amongst whom one will be appointed as deputy prime minister by the prime minister.
Mr Iqbal, who had served as deputy speaker in the previous Nawaz Sharif government, has suggested that the deputy prime minister may perform the functions to assist the inquiry commission appointed by the Supreme Court conducting inquiry regarding rigging allegations; look after establishment matters regarding assistance to the inquiry commission for making postings, transfers and issuing appropriate instructions to officers who are assisting the commission; assist in reconstitution of the Election Commission of Pakistan and to coordinate with Ministry of Law and Justice, Parliamentary Affairs and the Election Commission of Pakistan regarding necessary assistance to the inquiry commission as well as to the Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.
Mr Iqbal also proposed fresh elections after dissolution of the assembly, if rigging is proved by the commission.
If no rigging is proved, the post of deputy PM may be abolished and process regarding electoral reforms will be continued by the government, he writes in the letter.
He has also suggested that PAT be engaged within the provisions of the Constitution and its demands may be submitted through a referendum to the general public.
Published in Dawn, August 28th, 2014
http://www.dawn.com/news/1128212/who-offered-deputy-pms-office-to-imran
Imran Khan addresses supporters during an anti-government protest in front of the Parliament in Islamabad on August 27, 2014. Photo by AFP
ISLAMABAD: The disclosure by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Wednesday that he had been offered the post of the deputy prime minister came as a surprise for those who had been closely monitoring the political crisis.
Hours after the conclusion of the final round of talks between his partys representatives and the government, Mr Khan told the participants of the sit-in that he had rejected an offer to become the deputy prime minister, terming it an effort to bribe him.
Political observers wonder whether the government has made such an offer to the PTI chief during the talks or he has simply made the announcement in response to media reports throughout the day that a senior member of the ruling PML-N had written a letter to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, suggesting him to appoint a deputy prime minister in consultation with the PTI.
Dr Arif Alvi, a member of the PTIs negotiating team, claimed that such a proposal had been made by one of the members of the government team in a casual way.
Yes, one of them said that we can create the post of deputy prime minister, if you want, but no-one took it seriously and there was no further discussion on it, he said.
In reply to a question, Mr Alvi said that he did not even remember who had made these remarks in the meeting. He termed the offer impracticable, saying that how can Mr Khan or any other PTI man function as deputy of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif whose resignation was the partys main demand.
The PTI leader said he had come to know that such a proposal had been under discussion within the PML-N and a ruling party legislator had floated this idea.
Despite repeated attempts, no member of the government negotiating team could be contacted for comment.
Mr Alvis statement, however, indicates that Imran Khan had perhaps made this claim on the basis of a letter written by Senior Vice President of the PML-N, Senator Chaudhry Jaffar Iqbal, to the prime minister suggesting him options available in the prevailing political scenario.
In his letter, a copy of which is available with Dawn, Mr Iqbal had suggested that a post of the deputy prime minister should be created to resolve the political standoff and to pacify the protesting PTI.
The PML-N leader has proposed holding of a referendum on the proposals floated by Pakistan Awami Tehreek chief Dr Tahirul Qadri to bring major changes in the Constitution.
It was due to the ambiguous language of the letter that media reported that Mr Iqbal had proposed to the prime minister to appoint any PTI man as the deputy prime minister, prompting the PML-N leader to issue a clarification.
Senator Jaffar Iqbal in his clarification claimed that he had clearly suggested in the letter that the deputy PM should be from the ruling PML-N. However, the letter shows that he has not specifically mentioned that the proposed deputy PM should be from within the party.
A post of deputy prime minister may be created by introducing appropriate amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973, as it happened during the previous government to secure the confidence and trust of the PTI regarding credible assistance to the inquiry commission which will be constituted by the Supreme Court of Pakistan, as already requested, reads the letter.
It further says: (The) prime minister may nominate three persons from amongst the members of parliament to be appointed as deputy prime minister in consultation with PTI leadership or the PTI leadership may be requested to give three names amongst whom one will be appointed as deputy prime minister by the prime minister.
Mr Iqbal, who had served as deputy speaker in the previous Nawaz Sharif government, has suggested that the deputy prime minister may perform the functions to assist the inquiry commission appointed by the Supreme Court conducting inquiry regarding rigging allegations; look after establishment matters regarding assistance to the inquiry commission for making postings, transfers and issuing appropriate instructions to officers who are assisting the commission; assist in reconstitution of the Election Commission of Pakistan and to coordinate with Ministry of Law and Justice, Parliamentary Affairs and the Election Commission of Pakistan regarding necessary assistance to the inquiry commission as well as to the Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.
Mr Iqbal also proposed fresh elections after dissolution of the assembly, if rigging is proved by the commission.
If no rigging is proved, the post of deputy PM may be abolished and process regarding electoral reforms will be continued by the government, he writes in the letter.
He has also suggested that PAT be engaged within the provisions of the Constitution and its demands may be submitted through a referendum to the general public.
Published in Dawn, August 28th, 2014
http://www.dawn.com/news/1128212/who-offered-deputy-pms-office-to-imran
