Khan Sb should learn Constitutional History of Pakistan
 

With due appology to the lovers of Imran Khan(and personally i have no doubt in his sinerecity), Imran Khan Sb has said that

[quote][B]The PTI wanted setting up of a neutral caretaker setup, according to the spirit of the orignal 1973 Constitution[/B][/quote]

I am utterly shocked to read this statement as there was no concept of care taker set up in 1973 constitution as first election under the constitution were held by Bhutto himself as Chief Executive(PM) of the country.The concept of care taker was introduced through a presdential ordinance after BB's government was dissolved. Later on Mushraf's LFO had a provision relating to care taker set up that was subsequently made part of constitution (Article 224-1A) and laterly amended vide 18th amendment.

In the same manner, Khan Sb's insistence for resignation of zardari may result in another PPP's stalwart coming to the Presidency as under article 41 of the constitution new president has to be elected with in 30 days of President's resignation. If Zardari resigns today, it will confirm a new PPP President for another 5 years , given PPP's strength in current electoral college of the President.

imran khan abhe tak koi waziya nahe bata saka hain ka woe system ko kis tarha chalaein ga.....:thinking

I believe he is much better than others. Introduced 4,5 policies. But ground realities are that he is a failed politician despite of being an inspirational person. He would end up winning 4,5 seats. Unfortunately he cant survive before zrdari and sharif.

With Great Respect Sister!

He might have said this. But , It would have been alot more better If you had posted the link instead of just 'Quoting' him.

And to all those who raise questions like 'How would he do all this and bla bla' .. Kindly tell me If they have some better option, i will definitely change my mind about voting for Khan then.
Because I recckon it more preferrable to rely on Inexperience but Honest person than getting bitten by the same snake over and over.

[QUOTE=Saleeqa Batool;547450]With due appology to the lovers of Imran Khan(and personally i have no doubt in his sinerecity), Imran Khan Sb has said that



I am utterly shocked to read this statement as there was no concept of care taker set up in 1973 constitution as first election under the constitution were held by Bhutto himself as Chief Executive(PM) of the country.The concept of care taker was introduced through a presdential ordinance after BB's government was dissolved. Later on Mushraf's LFO had a provision relating to care taker set up that was subsequently made part of constitution (Article 224-1A) and laterly amended vide 18th amendment.

In the same manner, Khan Sb's insistence for resignation of zardari may result in another PPP's stalwart coming to the Presidency as under article 41 of the constitution new president has to be elected with in 30 days of President's resignation. If Zardari resigns today, it will confirm a new PPP President for another 5 years , given PPP's strength in current electoral college of the President.[/QUOTE]

Would you mind explaining How should another PPP stalwart be elected in case Zardari resigns, provided the Assemblies remain dissolved?
I think you misquoted Khan as he was also asking for immediate dissolution of the Assemblies.

[QUOTE=desertrain;547719]With Great Respect Sister!

He might have said this. But , It would have been alot more better If you had posted the link instead of just 'Quoting' him.

And to all those who raise questions like 'How would he do all this and bla bla' .. Kindly tell me If they have some better option, i will definitely change my mind about voting for Khan then.
Because I recckon it more preferrable to rely on Inexperience but Honest person than getting bitten by the same snake over and over.[/QUOTE]

LAHORE – Warning the ruling coalition of another long march, PTI Chairman, Imran Khan on Tuesday demanded immediate resignation of President Asif Ali Zardari and formation of consensus-based caretaker setup. Imran, addressing a press conference, put forward a seven-point agenda to the government for steering the country out of the chaotic situation. He also asked his party workers to be ready for his call to launch a tsunami march if the ruling alliance failed to meet his demand of consensus-based interim setup. He said, “I don’t expect fair and free elections in the presence of P[B]resident Zardari, so he should resign for the sake of transparent and fair polls[/B].” The PTI chief also demanded immediate announcement of schedule for the next elections and reconstitution of the Election Commission. He said while forming an interim setup, the two parties, PPP and PML-N, should take all the political forces on board. He said all the accused should be arrested, implementing the Supreme Court decision. He also demanded arrest of the culprits involved in the Quetta carnage and award of exemplary punishment to them. Imran said though the PTI had trust in the chief election commissioner, the two ruling parties at Centre and in the Punjab used public funds for their campaign in the recently held by-polls. He added one party was distributing laptops, while the other was using Benazir Income Support Programme, at the cost of the public funds, to advance their pre-electoral drive. Imran alleged Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf had used Rs 35 billion in his constituency out of the public kitty, demanding a probe into it. He said t[B]he PTI wanted setting up of a neutral caretaker setup, according to the spirit of the 1973 Constitution[/B]. He said the ruling coalition should immediately announce schedule for the next polls in order to put an end to the ongoing uncertainty. The PTI chairman urged Zardari to resign as it was feared that he would attempt to steal the next polls by using huge funds. Responding to a query, Imran said had Dr Qadri consulted PTI, he would have joined the Minhaj chief for bringing a change in the country. He, however, said the PTI believed in change through vote and on-time holding of the next general elections. Imran maintained the PTI would not support any extra-constitutional act and believed in the implementation and supremacy of the Constitution. Responding to another question, Imran claimed Dr Qadri’s march had exposed all deals between PPP and PML-N. He warned the government of serious repercussions if it used force against the peaceful marchers. PTI Vice Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi, President Javed Hashmi and other senior leaders were also present on this occasion.

[url]http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/editors-picks/16-Jan-2013/imran-khan-warns-of-another-tsunami-march[/url]

One has no right to question the sincerity of Imran Khan but his grip on social,economic and political affairs is highly questionable.What Miss.Batool has shared is only one of the countless examples where Imran has raised apprehensions of people about his grasp on aforementioned affairs.

[QUOTE=mechrose37;547963]One has no right to question the sincerity of Imran Khan but his grip on social,economic and political affairs is highly questionable.What Miss.Batool has shared is only one of the countless examples where Imran has raised apprehensions of people about his grasp on aforementioned affairs.[/QUOTE]

This is the point. Imran Khan's service to to the nation is second to none , at least in the current political lot. His sincerity is byond shadow of doubt but his command over contemporary issues raise doubt over his ability to be an outstanding leader.Yesterday, in afternoon he announced to join PML(N) Sit in and latter on with drawn his decision.

Inspite of these flaws , i am sure he 'll prove much better, if voted to power, from the rest of politicions who have been tested already. However, he should realise that he needs to correct himself. One's learning process never ends , and Mr Khan is no exception to this rule.

@saleeqa Batool.
With due respect, IK is not a constitutional expert and can commit mistakes. Sometimes it happens with us that we want to say something another but we utter some different words to express the idea and in result the listener get another meaning.
Second, LHC has asked the President to quit either presidency or the party post. Head of the state must be neutral. More, it has been learnt that billions of rupees will be utilized by the President and his team to purchase votes. Pre poll rigging has started. In this case, the resignation is justified.
Apart from the raising points, IK is the only leader in Pakistan after BB who elaborates his point of view on every issue clearly. PTI is the only party is South Asia which is currently going through intra party elections from the district level to regional level. Happening first time in the political history of South Asia. Two days ago, same PPP stalwarts were selected for main party posts of the PPP. All ppp members were elected without any rival contest. Democracy within the party ensures the democratic decisions in the party and its impact is seen on national level if in power.
In addition, PTI is the only political party of Pakistan that presents shadow policies though PTI is not in the parliament. PML N JUIF PML F rattle opposition desks but havnt presented shadow policies against the govt.
I personally feel IK does not deserve Pakistanis. We the nation deserve monarchy oriented and dynastic leaders.

[QUOTE=mechrose37;547963]One has no right to question the sincerity of Imran Khan but his grip on social,economic and political affairs is highly questionable.What Miss.Batool has shared is only one of the countless examples where Imran has raised apprehensions of people about his grasp on aforementioned affairs.[/QUOTE]
Countless? Would you mind quoting some others? And the people in the present setup, despite being well versed in the aforementioned affairs (as much as i can understand, that's what you statement implies), are better option as compared to imran?? Considering the time span, i think imran khan has evolved as a far better politician compared to others. A person with a vision and real homework (Not some pony BISP or Cab Program) to support his vision.