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Lahore, Pakistan News :- President’s spokesman Farhatullah Babar said on Monday that conspiracies against Pakistan People’s Party are being hatched but his party will overcome the present political crisis. Babar revealed that PML-N leadership has assured that they will not demand President’s resignation.
Talking in an interview in Islamabad, Farhatullah Babar said President Asif Ali Zardari is ready to do everything for the supremacy of law and constitution. He said conspiracies have been outlined against PPP in the past also but it will face all political challenges. The presidential spokesman maintained that PPP will prevent confrontation between the institutions. He underlined the need of implementation of Aghaze Haqooqe Balochistan Package for prosperity in the province.
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