National consensus vital to meet challenges: Ashraf

ISLAMABAD—Central leader Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Raja Pervez Ashraf has said that there is dire need of national consensuses to meet challenges, adding that, PPP would take all coalition parties alongwith it.
Talking to media men here on Sunday, he said, we will have to bury all differences including incident of May 12 in Karachi for better future of the country. The unconditional support of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) is positive development, he said, added, Amin Fahim is most loyalist person of the Party and has come from Karachi to Islamabad to cast vote to Yousaf Raza Gillani, the nominated Prime Minister.
The problem being faced by the nation will automatically be redressed when the Parliament was strong, Pervez pointed out. The Opposition have role in democracy and we will give due respect to Opposition, he said. PPP doesn’t believe in policies of confrontation and want to take all power outside or inside the Parliament alongwith it, he concluded.—Online