Parliament Briefing from Pakistan Army Seen as Positive
A move by the Pakistan Army to hold an in-camera briefing to parliament has been seen as positive by all stakeholder parties in parliamentary politics. The briefing, aimed at addressing concerns and rumors surrounding Osama bin Laden's presence in the country and the US operation in Abbottabad, has been welcomed by leaders from various political parties, including the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), and All Pakistan Muslim League (APML). The briefing is expected to clear misunderstandings and bring the nation together, as several leaders emphasized the importance of the army taking parliamentarians into confidence on this national security issue.
Key Takeaways:
- The in-camera briefing to parliament from the Pakistan Army has been welcomed by all stakeholder parties, including the PPP, PML-N, PML-Q, and APML.
- The briefing aims to address concerns and rumors surrounding Osama bin Laden's presence in the country and the US operation in Abbottabad.
- The army's move has been seen as positive and in the interest of the nation, with several leaders calling for a united approach to address this national security issue.
- The briefing is expected to clear misunderstandings and put an end to the anger and sadness of the nation.
- Political parties have been advised to avoid making political statements for temporary gains and to come together on a single platform to secure national interests.
- APML's Javed Badar has emphasized the need for a commission comprising retired SC judges to probe into the issue.
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Sources:
- Daily Times.
- Naveed Chaudhry, PPP's Coordinator to President.
- Mian Ayub, Adviser to Prime Minister for Youth Affairs.
- Usman Malik, Punjab PPP Deputy Secretary General.
- Hafiz Ikhlaq, PPP's Lahore chapter leader.
- Umar Misbah, PPP's Lahore chapter leader.
- Dr Saeed Elahi, PML-N's parliamentary secretary of health.
- Chaudhry Akram, PML-Q's provincial information secretary.
- Mian Tahir Sadique, PML-Q's Additional General Secretary.
- Javed Badar, APML leader.
- Advocate Nasir Mehmood, MML's Additional Secretary General.