Friday, October 21, 2011

Khadafi Would Be Buried In Islam

/ On : 10:33 PM.
Jasad Khadafi (Foto: Reuters)
The Remains Of Khadafi (Photo: Reuters)
MISRATA -the de facto leader of Libya promising that a partially buried in Islam Khadafi would today. His funeral procession was conducted the day after he was killed in the hands of soldiers of the National Transitional Council (NTC).

Previously implied that Khadafi would be done in secret. It is not clear whether the funeral made today, the Government will proceed with the transition to Libya's secret.

Khadafi was killed after he was dragged from the trenches where he saved himself from attacks by the NTC. To this day it remains unclear what caused the deaths of Khadafi, considering himself was captured alive.

Before the body was filled with blood and half-naked from a partially Khadafi was in Misrata. The Transitional Government said it would give a burial procession in secret.

As Reuters, reported by Friday (9/10/2011), an official confirmed that the burial procession of Libya's Khadafi would be done in secret.

Khadafi was the first Arab leader who was killed during the Arab Revolt. Where is the Arab people's power revolution he demands autokratik and demanding the establishment of democratic Government.

The leader of the NTC Mustafa Abdul-Jalil is rumored to be announced independence Libya officially on Saturday, October 22, tomorrow. This announcement will take place in the city of Benghazi, where the movement against Khadafi began in mid-February.

NTC's own claim to form the interim Government within a month. While the elections will be carried out within the next eight months.

While the de facto Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril who confirmed the death of Khadafi says, he will be retired from Office in order to give way to democratic processes in Libya led to positive results.

"The formation of a new Government is the main purpose of NTC and I myself would not take part of the new Government," said Gabriel.
(faj)

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