Maliki confirms that the issue Hashemi, a court can not be included in any political dialogue and alludes to the possibility of resolving the issue through dialogue Mutlaq

Sunday, May 13 / May 2012 16:19

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Baghdad {: News} Euphrates Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that the issue of Vice President of the Republic required to eliminate Tariq al-Hashimi court can not be included within any political dialogue.( remember it went to the Courts)

The Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant against al-Hashemi on charges of involvement terrorist acts affected civilians and security elements but he refused to comply with this note, saying the judiciary is not considered as a neutral issue Hashemi, the Iraqi List, a political nature must be resolved before submission to the court.

A statement of the Prime Minister received the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it today-Maliki said in answer to a question from an Iraqi newspaper on the situation of the request for the inclusion of issues of Tariq al-Hashimi, Saleh al-Mutlaq in the national meeting that "the issue Hashemi be attributed to the Iraqi judiciary and can not be included in any political dialogue or a national meeting or bargains as this pertains to the blood of innocent people. "

"Either the issue of Saleh al-Mutlaq is a viable political dialogue and not judicial."

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has submitted a request to the House of Representatives to withdraw confidence from the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq described the background and al-Maliki a dictator. Ended


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13/05/2012 17:15:00

Baghdad (NINA) – Prime Minister Nouri Al Maliki said during response to a local publishing about the stance towards Hashimi’s and Mutlag’s cases in the due National Conference “Deputy Prime Minister, Salih Al Mutlag’s case is political and negotiable, but, Vice President Tariq Al Hashimi’s case is up to courts and cannot be included in any political dialogue,” according to Maliki’s website.

Maliki announced on December last year that he would ask the Parliament to vote for no confidence in the leader in the Iraqiya Slate, Salih Al Mutlag, after Mutlag described Maliki as a dictator.

Courts issued an arrest warrant against Hashimi upon charges of involvement in terrorist operations. /End/


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