JEDDAH: The 10-year deal struck by PML-N Quaid Nawaz Sharif with former president Pervez Musharraf with the guarantee of Saudi Arabia is the main hurdle for Nawaz to contest elections, informed sources said on Sunday.
However, a PML-N spokesman categorically rejected the report, saying it was the work of those who had fled the country.
According to sources in Saudi Arabia, Nawaz was told during his meeting with Saudi King Shah Abdullah in Ramazan that if he wanted to keep intact his friendship with the king, he should honour the deal reached with Musharraf.
The sources said that according to the agreement both Nawaz and Shahbaz could neither contest elections nor take part in political activities. Despite this, Shahbaz contested polls, and the Saudi King has reportedly told Nawaz that at least he should honour the deal.
Nawaz and his family signed the agreement on December 2, 2000, the sources added. President Asif Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani had also been informed about the reason why Nawaz could not contest elections.
atleast this general is telling true,now is the time to hang Mushraf period,there are maximum 16 to 20 generals who made lot of wealth,can any govt. ask them how they did it,i do not think so because everyone scared in govt. and govt. is corrupt itself including Mr.10% Zardari and co?
Pakistanies must follow the lifestyle of Lt. General (Ret.) Amjad Shoaib to built a better Pakistan. Every Pakistani must watch this show. Subhanallah.
I guarantee you all this gentelman is a thorough gentleman. He spoke everything truthfully. Two great COASs were lost because of Nawaz Sharif, Asif Janjua and Jehangir Karamat, his bad luck was made by his own hands when he appointed Musharraf. Hor Choopo. Brothers and sisters, Nawaz and Zardari are no different from each other. Wake up.
Nice Show
An excellent interview, provides background information on military coup Oct 12, 1999. Must watch.
Saudis told Nawaz to honour deal with Musharraf
Monday, October 05, 2009
JEDDAH: The 10-year deal struck by PML-N Quaid Nawaz Sharif with former president Pervez Musharraf with the guarantee of Saudi Arabia is the main hurdle for Nawaz to contest elections, informed sources said on Sunday.
However, a PML-N spokesman categorically rejected the report, saying it was the work of those who had fled the country.
According to sources in Saudi Arabia, Nawaz was told during his meeting with Saudi King Shah Abdullah in Ramazan that if he wanted to keep intact his friendship with the king, he should honour the deal reached with Musharraf.
The sources said that according to the agreement both Nawaz and Shahbaz could neither contest elections nor take part in political activities. Despite this, Shahbaz contested polls, and the Saudi King has reportedly told Nawaz that at least he should honour the deal.
Nawaz and his family signed the agreement on December 2, 2000, the sources added. President Asif Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani had also been informed about the reason why Nawaz could not contest elections.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=24855
Aur phir main Fauji Foundation ka MD ban Gia.
Excellent interview. Hit the nail 100% on the head.
atleast this general is telling true,now is the time to hang Mushraf period,there are maximum 16 to 20 generals who made lot of wealth,can any govt. ask them how they did it,i do not think so because everyone scared in govt. and govt. is corrupt itself including Mr.10% Zardari and co?
Pakistanies must follow the lifestyle of Lt. General (Ret.) Amjad Shoaib to built a better Pakistan. Every Pakistani must watch this show. Subhanallah.
I guarantee you all this gentelman is a thorough gentleman. He spoke everything truthfully. Two great COASs were lost because of Nawaz Sharif, Asif Janjua and Jehangir Karamat, his bad luck was made by his own hands when he appointed Musharraf. Hor Choopo. Brothers and sisters, Nawaz and Zardari are no different from each other. Wake up.
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