Iraq rejects the resignation of al-Mutlaq and cost follow-up file Hawija and implementation of the demands of the demonstrators

24/04/2013 - 17:03

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Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Rejection of the Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi, on Wednesday, the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister for Services Affairs Saleh al-Mutlaq from office, and as pointed out that existing cost follow-up file Hawija and implement the demands of demonstrators during a maximum period of three weeks, he stressed that the Iraqi resign from the government and the political process in the absence of a progress of the files listed.

Said Allawi, in a statement released today, on the sidelines of a speech to the Iraqi people on the occasion of the bloody events witnessed by Square sit-in Hawija, and received "Alsumaria News", a copy of it, that "the list decided to reject the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq from office," noting that it "decided to entrust Mutlaq follow-up file Hawija within the government and the implementation of the demands of protesters during a time limit not exceeding three weeks."

Allawi added that "al-Mutlaq commissioned to inform the Iraqi leadership the latest development situation with the government and how to respond to the demands of the demonstrators and the findings of the competent committees on the issue Haweeja and determine who is responsible for what happened."

Allawi said that "based on the alert and lasting dialogues and meetings are continuing to develop a unified position would not be out of alignment with the Iraqi people and support their issues of democracy," stressing that "Iraq will decide to resign from the government and possibly from the political process as a whole when you do not get any significant progress in the files mentioned above After the expiration of the prescribed period. "

He called the Iraqi leader the Iraqi government to "show restraint and not to be subjected to the peaceful demonstrators and the immediate resort to dialogue," calling on members of the armed forces to "non-interference policy files and work to protect the Iraqis rather than addressing them by force of arms."

The city of Hawija in Kirkuk province, Tuesday, killing 50 people and wounding 110 others, final outcome, after storming the strength of "SWAT" and federal police sit square in the city supported by helicopters, in search of elements attacked a checkpoint a few days ago.

And met these events reactions rejecting the majority of the political blocs and the clergy and dignitaries clans, as carrying the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, "the government and the policy of the" responsibility to events in the city of Hawija, also addressed by prominent cleric Abdul-Malik al-Saadi, the demonstrators that "the defense of Psychology has become a legitimate and legal duty ", and stressed the need for restraint," except to defend. "

As the Minister of Education Mohammad Tamim, following the events his resignation in protest at this intrusion, as announced by the leader of the Iraqi List, Arab Haider Mulla, his resignation from the parliament, as announced coalition, the Iraqi Arab led by Saleh al-Mutlaq, to ​​withdraw from the political process in protest at pushing the military political conflicts.

While carried the Iraqi List, Maliki and military leaders responsible for the events in the city of Hawija, calling for al-Maliki and acting Minister of Defense Saadoun al-Dulaimi to resign "bloodshed", also called on the army to show restraint and demonstrators to uphold Bslmah to the demonstrations.

As a student leader of the Iraqi Awakening Ahmed Abu Risha, the Iraqi army to withdraw from cities rebelling immediately and hand over the security file to the police, warning of "consequences ominous," as the good prince clans Dulaimi Ali Hatem al-Suleiman, army and police officers from non-members Anbar between leaving the province or stay in their barracks.

The Prime Minister and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Nouri al-Maliki, the formation of a ministerial committee headed by Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq and the membership of the Deputy Prime Minister Hussein al-Shahristani, a group of ministers, to investigate the events Hawija "and hold negligent", while stressing on the compensation of victims of the events.

The Committee considered this ministerial, on Wednesday, all of those killed in the elimination of the demonstrators and the military "martyrs" and have all the rights and privileges as well as the release of all those arrested in these events, stressing that he will be punished for negligence.

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