Wednesday, 27 July 2016

NAWAZ SHARIF could become president to save himself from PANAMA scandal

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his cabinet is seriously considering an option that PM should leave his office and place himself as country’s president, just to counter the immense pressure created by the opposition as a result of Prime Minister’s family connection with Panama scandal revealed in Panama leaks.



Opposition has been emphasizing constantly that Nawaz Sharif should step down as PM because presence of Nawaz Sharif will hinder the accountability process of his own and his family. Premier’s legal experts are suggesting him that if he quits his office and joins presidency, it will not only weaken the opposition’s stance on PANAMA leaks but he will still be able to supervise the party matters as well as general elections of 2018. Clean sweep in AJK legislative Assembly has given him more confident that no matter if he is in England for his medical treatment or in his presidency as powerless president, His daughter Maryam Nawaz and relative Ishaq Dar has a potential in controlling the entire matters single handedly.
Since there is no constitutional barrier on his quitting as a Prime Minister and contesting for Presidency. His legal and constitutional experts believe that Panama Papers Scandal will remain deflated as soon as he quits his office.

It is stressed that Shahbaz Sharif should be provided an opportunity to become the prime minister for the rest of the tenure of Pakistan Muslim League (N) government. These replacements will enable Nawaz Sharif to monitor the next elections as while sitting quietly in presidency and also allow him to pave the path for Maryam Nawaz Sharif to become next prime minister.
The sources also said that the PML-N leadership had consulted with Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leadership in the backdrop of this situation as per the Charter of Democracy, and the PPP leadership is also fully agreed on this formula.


However, the PPP will oppose if Chaudhry Nisar is appointed as the next PM, according to sources.


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