PPP has joined hands with dictator: Baloch

ISLAMABAD—Central leader All Party Democratic Movement Liaqat Baloch said that PPP leadership is joining hands with a dictator. Nawaz Sharif will not do so nor will he support Zardari on this issue.
Appealing to the masses not to support the parties, which were contesting the elections, said that Election commission is partial and the judiciary is detained. Therefore any fair and transparent elections in the prevailing situation stand ruled out. In a special interview with Online he said MMA is split up in fact. One faction is contesting the election. People should not cast vote in favor of any party in the name of Jamaat-e-Islami, he appealed. One religious party, which is contesting election, should not use the symbol of book.
Terming assassination of Benazir Bhutto as the tragic event of history of country he said President Musharraf is responsible for shahadat of Benazir Bhutto. Political parties are not getting united to launch movement against president Musharraf because of their personal interests. Only APDM and PML-N are talking about restoration of judiciary. PPP leadership is joining hands with a dictator. Nawaz Sharif will not do so nor will he support Zardari on this issue, he said.
He said People have lost their confidence on the elections and they are disappointed over the role of political parties. Harassment is being fomented under a conspiracy to prevent people from going to polling stations to cast votes, he added. Liaqat Baloch was of the view some hidden hands were trying to destabilize the country. The upsurge in suicide attacks are aimed at dissuading the people from casting votes so than turn our remains low.
He announced they would not become plaything in the hands of establishment. People are rejecting the elections and their participation in electoral meetings is next to nil, he claimed. People are disappointed with the role of political parties. The offices of these parties are left empty. The office bearers of the parties are also hesitating to run the election campaign. A wrong impression was being created that country's nuclear assets were not in safe hands. We have confidence on army and we want end to army interference in the politics.
President Musharraf speaks in the langue of bullet rather than going for dialogue. Army has become controversial during Musharraf regime and it is being targeted across the country, he said.—Online