Political unrest: Ruling coalition for president’s impeachment

CNews ISLAMABAD: President Musharraf is making his way to dissolve the National Assembly while the ruling coalition has also finalized a charge sheet against the president, according to media reports.Senior journalist Saleh Zafar said President Musharraf had made up his mind to dissolve Assembly as per 58(2) b. Mian Nawaz Sharif and Asif Zardari agreed on the point that president Musharraf’s recent activities were indicative of his plans to dissolve the assembly. Both political leaders reviewed president Musharraf’s recent engagements during visit to major cities and Rawalpindi camp and his meetings with the leaders of PML-Q, MQM and Pir Pagara group.Ruling coalition government believes most of the crises including wheat, petroleum products and others have been the handiwork of proper planning by President Musharraf and his allies. The planning was done prior to the February election.According to the leaders, President Musharraf increased his contacts with heads of armed forces to give an impression as if the army would support him in his plans. While Army chief Ashfaq Pervez Kyani repeated on several occasion military would not intervene in the politics.Reports further suggest that apart from high-level talks between two sides, one to one meeting between Asif Zardari and Nawaz Sharif was also held to devise final strategy.Sources told Asif Zardari and Nawaz Sharif also agreed on the point that there was no democracy in the country while President Musharraf had become a serious threat to country’s stability and development. Leaders also believed that most of foreign policies of the President Musharraf was only beneficial for him only. President used his authority to facilitate his friends and loyal.Two leaders have reached to a conclusion that Pakistan would not progress in the presence of Musharraf. The reports revealed that a charge sheet has been prepared by the ruling coalition against the president; however, it would be finalized in consultation with other coalition partners.