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Sharif came to power thru’ rigged polls: Pak opposition
KARACHI. Jan 22: A Pak Istanl opposition alliance said on Tuesday Prime Minister Nawaz Sharifs 14-month-old government was losing popularity and the opposition was gaining strength, reports Reuter.
The reason behind this Is that the government Is working for polarisation and opposition for national reconciliation.' Alliance leader Nawa-bzada Nasrullah Khan said.
"We do not consider Nawaz Sharif as public representative any more," be said after meeting opposition leader Benazir Bhutto and other partners In his All Parties Conference (APC).
Opposition parties say Sharif came to power through what they call massively rigged elections in October 1990. They demand fresh polls under neutral administration.
The government denies rigging tne election and has rejected the demand for new polls
The APC favours a national government to end polarlsa tlon. frustration and sense of deprivation ahead of free and fair elections." Nasrullah Khan said. This is the only solution to keep the nation united."
He said the APC had formed. a 10-membcr committee to coordinate a campaign for the establishment of a national government.
AFP from Islamabad adds: Pakistan faces an economic dilemma with the religious parties putting pressure on Ihc government to enforce a ban on earning Interest decreed recently by the country's top Islamic court.
Islamic fundamentalists have geared up a campaign to
confront the government if It exercise a constitutional right of appeal to the Supreme Court against the Judgement of the Federal Shariat Court fFSC)
Privately, several ministers have Indicated that the authorities would find a way to forestall drastic changes In the present financial system largely based on western prac tiers.
Such changes could wreck the nation's economic growth, some say.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, emphasizing his gov ernment’s commitment to building a modern economy, said earlier this month ’we are moving towards a free market economy" which Is opposed by a lot of forces."
Look at our privatisation programme...! am taking It forward with a great speed, he said