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| India-Pakistan |
| Emergency short-term, envoys told |
| 2007-11-05 |
| The proclamation of an emergency in the country is a short-term arrangement and the country will be soon put on a normal constitutional course, Foreign Secretary Riaz M Khan told foreign envoys during a briefing on Sunday. The Foreign Office (FO) arranged the briefing to inform the envoys about the latest situation in Pakistan regarding the emergency. Official sources told Daily Times that the envoys were told that the emergency was a short-term arrangement to meet the extraordinary situation that had arisen due to the increasing attacks of militants and the “interference of the judiciary” in executive affairs. The sources said the government was keen to address the concerns of foreign governments regarding putting the Constitution in abeyance after the emergency. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 As I understand it, he's getting rid of the Muslim Judges who want to have the say in elections, in other words "The hell with the vote WE DECIDE" and now they're under arrest. Sounds good to me, You listen to the press having hysterics seems to confirm this, otherwise they pointedly not-notice, but the Muslims getting evicted OH MY GOD, HOW AWFUL, (Fits perfectly). Remove the muslim Judges, then restore things to rule by LAW, not by "Terrorist Manual One"(The Koran) |
| Posted by: Redneck Jim 2007-11-05 17:04 |