Zardari leading country toward snap polls: Sharif
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Azhar Masood | Arab News ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif has said that President Asif Zardari wants to drag the nation toward midterm elections, Geo TV reported late Friday. In an interview after his electoral disqualification, Sharif said that no third force could come into power if the government showed maturity and responsibility. “I will not come in their way if President Zardari restores the deposed judges,” he said. He further said that Zardari had backed out from the promises he made with his party. The democratic revolution could rise in the days to come and it must happen, he added. The former prime minister said that deposed…
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