Nawaz rules out dialogue with Govt

ISLAMABAD—Former Minister and PML-N Chief, Nawaz Sharif has said that his party had closed all doors of talks with the present government.
He expressed these views while talking to the correspondent of a private TV Channel in his office here in London the other day.
He said that PML-N was not holding any talks with the incumbent government. He termed the Musharraf Government as unconstitutional and illegal. He ruled out any kind of talks with the incumbent rulers.
Commenting on President General Pervez Musharraf's book " In the line of Fire" Mian Nawaz Sharif said that he would hold a news conference on Monday during which he would give answers in a comprehensive way.
He, however, said that General Musharraf had elaborated a distorted account of contemporary history in his book.
Nawaz Sharif added that injustices were on the rise in different segments of the society. He added that all opposition parties did agree to get rid of the army's politics and restorations of democracy.
Expressing his concern over existing situation in Balochistan, Mian Nawaz Sharif said that the interests of military Generals in Pakistan were clashing with the interests of the country. He further said that he was not interested in such a rule in which he could not serve the masses and that he wanted to up hold the supreme national interests of the country. —Online