CNews ISLAMABAD: Breakthrough has been reported Thursday in the talks for national consensus between government and Pakistan Peoples Party.According to CNews News the National Reconciliation Ordinance being given final touches under which former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and all other important political leaders will be granted amnesty and all political cases registered against them will be withdrawn. The ordinance will quash all corruption cases registered against politicians and other important persons between 1988 and 1999 period, sources said. The law would benefit Peoples Party that would freely contest the upcoming general elections, sources further said.PPP on its part would not quit the assemblies before the presidential election neither they would participate in the voting. Article 58-2-B of the constitution has not been touched in the dialogue, while to resolve other issues the talks between the two sides would be continued after the presidential election, the sources added.
CNews ISLAMABAD: Breakthrough has been reported Thursday in the talks for national consensus between government and Pakistan Peoples Party.According to CNews News the National Reconciliation Ordinance being given final touches under which former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and all other important political leaders will be granted amnesty and all political cases registered against them will be withdrawn. The ordinance will quash all corruption cases registered against politicians and other important persons between 1988 and 1999 period, sources said. The law would benefit Peoples Party that would freely contest the upcoming general elections, sources further said.PPP on its part would not quit the assemblies before the presidential election neither they would participate in the voting. Article 58-2-B of the constitution has not been touched in the dialogue, while to resolve other issues the talks between the two sides would be continued after the presidential election, the sources added.
