The governor of Punjab, Sardar Salem Haider, has sounded the alarm in the possession of the coalition government, saying that he hopes that it will last only six months more if the situation “is not fixed” in the midst of tensions among the allies.
The PPP has complained, public and private, for the attitude of the Prime Minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, in particular, through Governor Haider and other provincial leaders.
Although Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif promised to solve the shared power dispute, many within the PML-N doubt that he could convince his niece of accommodating the PPP more than she already has.
Speaking in an interview in Dawnnewstv Showing ‘Doosra Rukh’ on Friday, Haider said: “I don’t think the alliance can continue because when the other side is not done and they don’t care, how much more can you continue? At most, it will continue for six months. I do not see a coalition beyond six months if things are not fixed. “
He said that the government was currently running only due to the efforts of President Asif Ali Zardari and criticized the PML-N for lack of consultation at the levels of federal and Punjab governments.
Haider said the PPP was having to endure the consequences of PML-N decisions.
“They will have to realize that we are allies. Until today we have not felt that we are allies. “
He also alleged Appeaje in the seat played in Lahore by the president of PPP, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, in the general elections, saying that the PPP scion was ensuring votes in large quantities.
Haider said he had a “guarantee” that the Minister of Information, Attaullah Tarar, did not legitimately won the seat against Bilawal, but had actually lost.
To a question about Tarar, having won the seat based on the alleged manipulation in forms 47, as the PTI also said, Haider said: “All are [successful based] In forms 47. The whole country is [based] In forms 47. “
Haider said there were rigs on the generalized scale based on the manipulation of forms 47. “What are we trying to achieve this,” he added?
He said that considerable machination and management were carried out during the elections. “There was poor management. No one saw anything, people grabbed what they achieved to have in their hands, ”the governor.
He said that those responsible should be rebuked by the realization of the elections and qualified it as a failure of politicians.
The governor was also asked about the reports that the president of PML-N, Nawaz Sharif, was not happy with the results of the elections, to which he said: “Since he is not happy with the result of the elections, he would be more concerned if the original results arrive outside. “
