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Chest: interrogation and the withdrawal of confidence may be harmful because of the political process is still young
SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2012 07:04
Najaf was considered the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, Sunday, that the interrogation and the withdrawal of confidence from the government at the present time may be harmful to some thing, attributing this to the political process is still young. Sadr said in his response to a question by one of his followers on remarks made by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki A few days ago that he might not questioned nor withdraw confidence before the reform of the legislature, received "Alsumaria News," a copy of it, that "the interrogation and the withdrawal of trust is unconstitutional and illegal, but the occurrence of disputes and wrangling that harm the Iraqi people and his service may be harmful to some thing." and attributed the Sadr, commented, "because the entire political process and democracy in particular is still young." Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, in (June 24, 2012) that there will be any questioning of his or withdraw confidence from it before it is "correct state of the parliament," which criticized the presidency of the House of Representatives, in (27 June), and stressed the need for the presence of al-Maliki to interrogation pursuant to the dictates of the Constitution. and met with Maliki's comments, a series of reactions, has seen the Kurdistan Alliance, it challenges that the modern constitution, the state and democracy and is trying to pressure the President of parliament, Osama Najafi, also considered the Iraqi List that ignore Maliki's demand for interrogation, "a continuation to the method of uniqueness" to power, and warned that Amadah this approach will show the country to danger. was a party the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) led by President Jalal Talabani and Kurdistan Democratic Party led by Barzani stressed, in (June 23, 2012), their adherence to the procedures for withdrawal of confidence from the Prime Minister, and made it clear that their efforts this conducted in coordination with other parties taking into account the constitutional responsibilities of the President of the Republic. It is noteworthy that President Jalal Talabani, who is subject to medical tests in Germany threatened, in (16 June), to resign in the event of forced to change his convictions, asserting that his office requires impartiality and unity.
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