Gilani denies discord between army, president - GEO.tv
Gilani denies discord between army, president
Updated at: 1356 PST, Saturday, January 02, 2010
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said the impression of differences between army and president is wrong and each of the institution is working within its own framework.
Talking to media here, prime minister said there is no deadlock in constitutional reforms committee over elimination of 17th amendment we are 200 percent serious in abolishment of 17th amendment.
He said compensation of Rs. two million and ownership of government houses will be given to the relatives and families of martyred officials.
Gilani said that nation is united against terrorism and media has also played a vital role in this war. We will further enhance our power in anti terror war. He said 2,000 flats will be constructed for police in federal capital.