Sadr's policy demands that Abbadi and ministers immediately attend the parliament:
Sadr's policy demands that Abbadi and ministers immediately attend the parliament:
The leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr on Thursday called on current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a number of service ministers, and the governor of Basra and its chairman to attend the parliament in the maximum period next Sunday, warning that it would have a "shaky" response if not.
Sadr said in a televised speech today on the events taking place in Basra, that "the province suffers from the time of the former regime and now of poor services, there is no water and no electricity," saying that "we see the disregard by some politicians for the situation of Basra, while preoccupied with the largest bloc, We do not want a government like its predecessors, which was characterized by corruption.
Al-Sadr said: "Therefore, I am from the religious, humanitarian and national duty. I put forward some points regarding Basra, as follows: Call the new parliament to convene immediately and in a public and extraordinary session that will be publicly broadcast on official channels to inform the people about the course of events by the end of next Sunday. From the Prime Minister and the Minister of Interior and Health and Minister of Water Resources and the Minister of Housing and Construction and Municipalities and the Minister of Electricity and the Governor of Basra and his deputies and the President of the Council of the province to develop radical solutions and immediate and future and future Basra, but all to leave their posts immediately and if and Their mandate is over. "
In a second point, Sadr called for the withdrawal of militias, parties and the popular crowd from Basra, saying that "he will have a firm stance that does not occur to anyone, shaking the thrones of the oppressors and corrupt people who have brought the country to the abyss."
Sadr also called for cooperation with neighboring countries through official delegations to secure water quotas for Iraq.
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