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APJune 5, 2004: Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, left, steps from an office 
building in Najaf, Iraq.BAGHDAD  The political party loyal to radical Shiite 
cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called Monday for the dissolution of Iraq's parliament and 
new elections in another move that could escalate the country's growing sectarian 
crisis.The anti-American Sadrist bloc is a partner in the Shiite-dominated government of 
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Bahaa al-Aaraji, the head of the Sadrists' bloc 
in parliament, said the elections are needed because of instability in the 
country and problems that threaten Iraq's sovereignty."The political partners cannot find solutions 
for the problems that threaten to divide Iraq," he said.Iraq plunged into 
a new sectarian crisis last week, just days after the last American 
troops withdrew at the end of a nearly nine-year war.The new political 
crisis has been accompanied by a new wave of attacks on the 
Iraqi capital by suspected Sunni insurgents 
subway system, condemned the move, saying it was pointless and demonstrated "a 
complete disregard for our customers." Authorities said extra buses were running in 
main shopping areas to cater to the increased flow of travelers on 
one of the year's busiest shopping days.The ASLEF union has warned it 
plans to stage three more strikes in January and February if the 
dispute is not resolved.




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