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'Conciliatory' Zardari directs PPP leaders to stop verbal attacks on MQM | Concerned by the verbal warfare between the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), President Asif Ali Zardari has asked the party leaders to
avoid giving statements against the MQM. According to the sources, Zardari called Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah and Provincial Interior Minister Zulfiqar Mirza
and directed them not to make remarks against the MQM. Meanwhile, Sindh Information
Minister Shazia Muree said the PPP believes in political harmony, and that it
would continue the reconciliation efforts with the MQM. "President Zardari is
promoting the reconciliation process, however, PPP is not responsible to continue
the same all alone," The News quoted Muree, as saying. She criticised the MQM
leadership for issuing statements against the party leadership, but added that
both the parties should work together forgetting all their differences. Even as
Zardari has asked PPP leaders to stop making statements against the MQM, Bilawal
House spokesman, Aijaz Durrani attacked the MQM leaders again blaming them for
toeing the lines of the 'dictator' (former President Pervez Musharraf). "Some
black sheep within Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) are taking dictation from the
dictator and conspiring even against their party chief Altaf Hussain," Durrani
said. |
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