ISLAMABAD: Prime Minster Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani has stopped former
member Parliamentary Commission for Implementation of 18th Amendment
and Federal Minister for Water & Power Syed Naveed Qamar to go to
Britain due to the ongoing energy crisis in the country.
According
to the Well-placed sources, a Pakistani delegation which is headed by
former Chairman Parliamentary Commission for Implementation of 18th
Amendment, Senator Raza Rabbani will leave for Britain today (Sunday).
The delegation will leave for Britain upon the special invitation of
British government.
Sources also told Online that Syed Naveed
Qamar has asked for a permission from the Prime Minster that he wants
to join the delegation, but the PM refused to allow him to go to
Britain and directed him to stay in Pakistan by keeping in view the
ongoing energy crisis.
It is pertinent to mention here that a
former member, who resigned from the Commission, Senator Ishaq Dar had
also been invited to join the delegation by Senator Rabbani. While
Senator Ishaq Dar has accepted the invitation of Mr. Rabbani and now he
would join the envoy from United Arab Emirate. Online
