'Zardari using Sindh card'

08 Feb, 2008

Muhammad Akram Chaudhry, PML-Q leader and political advisor of Chaudhery Pervaiz Elahi, has accused Co-Chairman of Pakistan People's Party Asif Ali Zardari of, once again, using Sindh card.
He said that Asif Zardari addressed the workers in Sindhi language, who came from all over the country to attend the Chehlum of Benazir Bhutto and tried to highlight the provincialism, while Benazir Bhutto always addressed the workers in Urdu and English language but after her, the party turned from a national party into a regional party.
He also claimed that PML (Q) was the only political party which had roots in all over the country and the campaign of PML was running successfully in Sindh and the Sindhi leaders of PML were working hard for the success of the party and for the stability of Pakistan. He accused Pakistan People's Party of targeting their political opponents after the incident of Liaquat Bagh in which Benazir Bhutto was assassinated.

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