SC Discards Gilani's Appeal in Contempt Case | Pakistan News

SC discarded one last appeal served by the PM Gilani beside a contempt accusation, covering the approach for a case that could throw the nuclear-armed country into political chaos.

The Supreme Court is asking that Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani reopen corruption cases against President Asif Ali Zardari. The PM Yousuf Gilani is neglecting by saying that Zardari, who also co-chairman of the ruling party PPP of which the prime minister is a member, has immunity from proceeding while bearing the office of President.

The good aspect of this confilict is that the case will creat a goodwill of Pakistan through out the world that there is rule of Law in the country but the bad aspect is that the country will fall under political crisis if PM will go to jail.
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Gilani in Danger | SC Charged Contempt of Court | Contempt Case

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has charged with contempt of court against Prime Minister and ordered him to present before the SC on Feb 13, 2012, as he failed to re-open NAB cases. After SC’s judgment Pakistan’s political condition become unstable again as because PM Gilani could be jailed and become ineligible to hold PM office anymore if find guilty on Feb 13, 2012.

The SC’s declaration was a most important intensification in a case that has steadfast the democratically elected government, when the Court ordered it write to Swiss establishment for asking them to reopen a corruption case against President Asif Ali Zardari that dates to the late 1990s. The government has snubbed it and claiming that the President has the advantage of immunity from trial while in office.

Yousuf Raza Gilani is the 4th Prime Minister of Pakistan facing the charges of contempt of court while his advocate Aitzaz Ahsan has said that he would advise his client to file petition against the accusation.
Aitzaz requested the court to also charge the generals who have been breaking the law throughout different actions.