ATP Poll: Will the PPP-PML(N) Coalition Survive?

Posted on May 5, 2008
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Adil Najam

A number of our commenters have been suggesting that the honeymoon between PPP and PML(N) – or, more specifically, between Asif Ali Zardari and Mian Nawaz Sharif– will not last. That the “judges issue” will bring the demise of this coalition.

While one has been hearing such talk from the inception of the coalition, I myself am not sure. And by that I mean, I really do not know. In many ways it is a new Asif Zardari and a new Nawaz Sharif. Whatever views we have of them are, by definition, rooted in experiences that not only happened quite long ago but also in very very different circumstances. This is a very different time, a very different situation, a very different game. This is not to say that I think the coalition will, in fact, survive either the judicial crisis or other crises to come. It is merely to say – bluntly and honestly – that I really do not know.

And because I do not, maybe it is best to ask our readers what they think.

Hence, this APT Poll (its also been quite some time since the last one). Let us know what you think.

28 responses to “ATP Poll: Will the PPP-PML(N) Coalition Survive?”

  1. Arshad says:

    I agree with bulk of people voting here and the coalition will sick together till Musharraf is kicked out and will then dissolve.

    This is a GOOD thing because a Multi-party system is a GOOD thing.

  2. Abdul Saboor says:

    Keep it up

  3. SMM says:

    you have great graphics all over your site and on this Poll. Do you have a special plugin for making these.

    Congrats on excellent design of blog.

  4. Kruman says:

    Baychari kai dino’n say dam to’r rahee hai
    Dar hai kay khabr-e bad meray moon’h say na nikal ja’ey

  5. Zaffar says:

    At a time when prices are soaring. Wheat and rice have become a prized commodity. Electricity is scarce. Our newly elected members have directed all their energies in the restoration of the judges. The common man does not care. They did not elect you for this.. they want you elected members to solve their daily problems. How will the country develop if we spend all our energies in these trivial matters.

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