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Sharif, Zardari, persue Pakistan coalition
Published on Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 20:27 in World » Neighbours section
Tags: Pakistan Elections, Pervez Musharraf , Islamabad
WORKING HARD: ‘I want to take all friends and allies out of it,’ says Zardari.
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Islamabad: Attempts by Pakistan Muslim League chief Nawaz Sharif and Pakistan Peoples Party leader Asif Ali Zardari to cobble together a coalition government have begun now.
Ahead of that the lawyers were teargassed in Karachi and reports that Musharraf warned Zardari that corruption cases would be revived if he joins Sharif.
“I want to take all friends and allies out of it,” says Zardari.
“People are talking of sitting in the opposition, not joining the government at the centre,” adds CM PML-N, Raja Zafarul Haq.
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