Our Correspondent
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Governor Latif Khosa has said that the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has always had a firm belief in ethical and principled politics, giving it the stature of religious duty.
Shunning the politics of “Lotacracy” and condemning horse-trading, he said that those who had betrayed the party would soon be exposed, adding that President Asif Zardari had directed the party’s high command to initiate an inquiry against them.
He was talking to the media after Convocation 2012 of a private group of colleges here on Monday.
Terming allegation against him by a central leader of the PPP as baseless, the governor said his affiliation and commitment with the party was indelible and time-tested while his conscience was at ease regarding the matter. Khosa further said that he hoped that the chief justice of Pakistan would take notice of horse-trading in the recent Senate elections.
Shunning the politics of “Lotacracy” and condemning horse-trading, he said that those who had betrayed the party would soon be exposed, adding that President Asif Zardari had directed the party’s high command to initiate an inquiry against them.
He was talking to the media after Convocation 2012 of a private group of colleges here on Monday.
Terming allegation against him by a central leader of the PPP as baseless, the governor said his affiliation and commitment with the party was indelible and time-tested while his conscience was at ease regarding the matter. Khosa further said that he hoped that the chief justice of Pakistan would take notice of horse-trading in the recent Senate elections.