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Pandemonium in Pak parliament
ISLAMABAD. Oct 29: Pakis tan s opposition rejected Prime Minister Benazir Bfrutto's hand of friendship Saturday walking out of Parliament and abruptly ending a rowdy opening session, reports AP.
"I extend to them the hand of friendship in the name of the constitution, democracy and the rule of law." Benazir said in an emotional appeal to her opponents to end their two-month-old, campaign to unseal her government.
In September, the leader of the opposition in Parliament. Nawaz Sharif began organising protest rallies, nationwide stri kes and protest marches to
press his demands for Benazir’s resignation and fresh polls.
On Saturday. Sharif dismissed Benazir's reconciliation offer and demanded the release of several opposition lawmakers Jailed in connection with anti-government demonstrations.
Pakistani politics. Is often unruly but Saturday's Parliamentary session was particularly rowdy.
Opposition lawmakers shou ted abuses at the government, dozens of legislators grappled with each other and the only woman tn the opposition ranks accused Benazir of betraying
her sex.
Screaming "democracy is worse than martial law." Teh-rnlna Daultana left her chair and rushed toward Benazir, wagging her finger furiously.
Do you know what it means to respect a woman? Do you know what happened to me?" Daultana screamed.
Two legislators stopped the angry Daultana before she could reach Benazir, who sat passively rolling her beads.
Daultana said police had beat her with steel-tipped sticks when she tried to lead a protest march last month from her headquarters in the cen
tral Punjab town of Multan.
Sharif claimed Daultana's case was Just one of many saying Benazir's government was guilty of massive human’rights violations. He also said her husband, Asif All Zardari, threatened the opposition with Jail terms.
Zardari, who is also a legislator, spent two and a half years in Jail during Sharifs rule. He was eventually acquitted of all charges.
At. one point in the proceedings. dozens of lawmakers from both sides of the House leapt from their chairs and started fighting.
After two hours, the House Speaker adjourned Parliament.
The feuding among Pakistan's politicians has made business people worried. The opposition has closed business throughout the country twice in the past month.
Observers say the government has not done enough to appease the opposition.
This is the message you are sending to the foreign investor. That there is political chaos here." said Altaf Hu; ssein. editor of an English-language economic magazine. Businessline. "It is causing Irreparable loss."