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 GEO Pakistan
 Leghari responsible for cases against PPP leaders: Shahbaz
 Updated at: 2205 PST,  Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Leghari responsible for cases against PPP leaders: Shahbaz SHEIKHUPURA: Punjab Chief Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif Wednesday said it was Farooq Leghari who filed lawsuits against the leaders of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP); however, the action against his father Mian Sharif and son Hamza Sharif was taken in PPP tenure.

The Punjab CM made a surprise visit to a local rice mill to review the center for purchase of paddy, where he listened to the problems of farmers.

He said he Punjab Government had no experience of purchasing monji; however, it is making purchases in collaboration with the federal government.

Shahbaz said he would be responsible if any paddy farmer faced disappointment.

On a query, he said it was not Mian Nawaz Sharif who filed cases against PPP; instead, these cases were filed in the tenures of former President Gen (rtd) Pervez Musharraf and Farooq Leghari.
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