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What will Imran demand from Zardari government in speech ????

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  1. wdurrani
    Member

    Let's see what will IK demands from Zardai and his gang in his speech...

    Will he demand Zardari's resignation??? Or is it not a good idea?

    Posted 6 months ago on 30 Oct 2011 12:34 #

  2. semirza
    Moderator

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    Posted 6 months ago on 30 Oct 2011 18:56 #

  3. khanamer
    Member

    He have demanded Zardari to declare his assets! and Zardari thinking well that is easy, as long as i do not have to tell my source of income..

    Posted 6 months ago on 31 Oct 2011 7:58 #

  4. siddiqi73
    Member

    He'll simply demand that he ought to be made Governor of Sindh.

    Posted 6 months ago on 31 Oct 2011 8:00 #

  5. intelligentpakistani
    Member

    He gave Zardari a few months only to declare the assets. In the mean time he has given him permission to plunder the country more,print billions rupees everyday,sunk PIA, railway, steel mill further down,take more debts, and make the country bankrupt, let more people dye by drones, more suicides and then IK will come to hit the country for a six out of the ground.

    Posted 6 months ago on 31 Oct 2011 8:03 #

  6. intelligentpakistani
    Member

    Yesterday another Inquilabi thing happened, even PTV covered Imran Khan's Jalsa thought they edited a few anti-zardari remarks. Their Headlines was. AWAMI REFERENDEM AGAINST NAWAZ SHARIF IN LAHORE today.
    Imran Khan managed to get PTV azaad as well after 64 years

    Posted 6 months ago on 31 Oct 2011 8:06 #

  7. haider3
    member

    I do not know about IK. I myself am wondering when we are going to start impeachement procesdings against President Asif Zardari on the basis of that letter he addressed to the US President. That letter in itself constitutes a flagrant example of the sort of thing a President is strictly forbidden to do.

    Posted 6 months ago on 31 Oct 2011 8:40 #

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