Moonis Elahi is a Young Political Leader of Pakistan. He is an active member of Punjab Provincial Assembly and Parliamentary leader of Pakistan Muslim League (Quid-e-Azam).
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Moonis Elahi addresing to Public at Kasur Workers Convention
Moonis Elahi delivering a speech at Kasur Workers ConventionMoonis Elahi Blog News: The Huge Workers Presence at Kasur Workers Convention
Supporters of the PML-QMoonis Elahi Blog News: Ch. Pervaiz Elahi at Kasur Workers Convention
Ch. Pervaiz Elahi, Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri and Raja Basharat
Ch. Pervaiz Elahi, Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri and Raja Basharat
A rain of flowers for Ch. Pervaiz Elahi 
Moonis Elahi Blog News: Moonis Elahi on his way to Kasur Workers Conventions
Ch. Pervaiz Elahi and Moonis Elahi on his way to Kasur Workers Convention
A grand Welcome to Ch. Pervaiz Elahi and Moonis ElahiWednesday, February 4, 2009
Moonis Elahi Blog News: New CM can be from PML-Q: Taseer
Lahore : The former chief minister and his son Moonis Elahi met the Punjab governor at his Defence residence on Tuesday night. According to sources, the governor discussed vital issues with Pervaiz, including the political situation in the province, tension between district governments and the provincial government and the future set-up of the Punjab government in case Shahbaz Sharif was disqualified by courts.The governor agreed that the next chief minister could be from the PML-Q and Pervaiz Elahi was a suitable choice in this regard. He appreciated the contribution of the former chief minister to the development of the province and said his services were still needed.
The former CM reposed his confidence in the governor for effectively taking up the case of district governments accused of corruption by the Punjab government. Insiders said the governor and the former chief minister agreed to maintain direct interaction. They were of the view indirect interaction could create misunderstanding between the two parties.
Moonis Elahi Blog News: PPP, PML-Q Finalise Power-Sharing Deal
LAHORE: The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) have finalised a power-sharing deal in Punjab, but will announce the pact at ‘an appropriate time’, a private TV channel reported on Tuesday.
Citing unnamed sources in the PML-Q, the channel said the party has decided to form an alliance with the PPP ‘if the need arises’, after its efforts for the reunifications of the various factions of the Muslim League failed.
Earlier on Tuesday, Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer and former Punjab chief minister Pervaiz Elahi met at the Governor’s House. Sources privy to the talks told Daily Times the two leaders decided that representatives of district nazims of Punjab will meet President Asif Ali Zardari over the Punjab government’s alleged interference with the district governments.
They said Pervaiz Elahi hailed the governor’s support for the nazims and Taseer assured him he would arrange their meeting with Zardari as soon as the president returned from a foreign tour.
But a private news channel said they also discussed a political strategy in case the Supreme Court decides against the Sharif brothers in their electoral eligibility case.
A three-member bench of the Supreme Court is hearing the case of the electoral eligibility of the Sharif brothers. The counsel for Nawaz Sharif’s proposer was giving arguments on Tuesday when the court time ended. The proceedings were adjourned for today (Wednesday).
Citing unidentified PML-Q leaders, the channel said the governor had offered the slot of chief minister to the former ruling party in case Shahbaz is disqualified.
The channel also said 23 district nazims from Punjab would meet President Zardari on February 7.
Pervaiz Elahi’s son Moonis Elahi was also present in the meeting, which is being seen as a significant event in the context of the current political situation.
Talking to a private TV channel after the meeting, Moonis Elahi said they had only discussed the issue of ‘harassment’ of the district nazims by the Punjab government. “Efforts are being made to destroy the system,” he told the channel, adding that the governor had assured them he would discuss the issue with the president.
Moonis Elahi said he was not keen on becoming the chief minister of Punjab, adding that his party only wanted political stability in the province.
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