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 Qazi doesn’t see President Zardari Govt. continuing
 Updated at: 1336 PST,  Sunday, March 01, 2009
Qazi doesn’t see President Zardari Govt. continuing LAHORE: Amir Jamaat-e-Islami, Qazi Hussain Ahmad said that President Zardari government was not seen continuing.

Talking to journalists here, Qazi said that if the mid-term elections were held under the existing President, then it would not be fair. He said that President Zardari government didn’t seem continuing and he could hear once again the buzz of the boots. He said that democratic society could come into existence, when the difference of opinion respected.
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