Marvi resigns her assembly seat

The PML-N legislators offered her full support by thumping their desks when she handed over her resignation to Speaker National Assembly Dr Fehmida Mirza. However, Minister for Religious Affairs Syed Khursheed Shah asked her as to why she did not resign when a dictator killed Nawab Akbar Bugti. “She did not have the courage while working with the dictator as his crony,” he remarked. In her charge-sheet that she read out in the National Assembly prior to handing over her resignation to the speaker, Marvi Memon said it had been a honour for her to serve as a member of the National Assembly of Pakistan since March 2008. “As a first-time parliamentarian, I have honoured the oath I took to perform my functions always in the interest of sovereignty, integrity, solidarity, well being and prosperity of Pakistan,” she said. She, however, said ever since her party leadership’s decision to join the federal government, it had become difficult for her to be true to her oath. “I believe that PML-Q leaders by leaving their role as an opposition party have not lived up to the expectations of millions of voters who reposed trust in them in the February 2008 elections,” she said. She said since she believes that this coalition government is working against the interests of the people of Pakistan, her support for the budget would compromise all her struggle for the people. “I cannot vote against my conscience. I have thus voted against the budget. Just like Marui in Latif Sain’s Shah Jo Risalo, this Marui too cannot compromise the struggle for her marooara (people),” she said. She said the real concerns of the people would continue to be neglected. Therefore, she believes that to be associated with a government which has not followed parliament’s joint resolution mandating action against the Nato forces in case of continued drone attacks, bartering Pakistan’s sovereignty, not protecting its sensitive locations, not keeping its territory protected from foreign forces, would be a travesty. She said to be associated with a government, which has taken away food and shelter from the poor, fuel from the vehicles, electricity and gas from industry and homes, which has forced people to commit suicides due to its corruption, faulty economic policies, which has forgiven the loan defaulters, which has not been austere, which has not taxed the rich appropriately, including inequitable taxation for agriculture and industry, would be criminal.

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