Pakistan People's Party (PPP) and Presidential candidate Asif Ali Zardari has said he does not want to see the former dictator in exile. In an exclusive interview with Newsweek on Saturday, he said: "He is not worried about the destabilisation of government and the Pakistan Army is completely following the Constitution." Zardari said that ISI was not involved in attacks on Indian Embassy in Kabal and Pakistan has rejected the reports.
"Our government is stable and will complete its five years term", he added. He said he is not concerned about the stability of the government and not about the new elections, however, if new elections are held then everyone will participate in it. "I want to see Pakistan prosper and successful, which is the best revenge of BB's death", he said.