Advertisement reported to dispatch hostile to debasement walk in Sindh from April 26 under Shah Mehmood Qureshi's supervision. A five-day hostile to defilement walk would commence from Sindh's Gharo zone and will be taken to Thatta, Sajawal, Golarchi, Badin and Shadi Pali. The crusade has been booked to visit Mirpur Khas, Sindhri, Sanghar, Shahdadpur and Sakrand on April 27 while it will go to Nawabshah, Moro Nowshero Feroz, Mehrabpur, Ranipur and Khairpur on April 28. PTI boss Imran Khan is prone to join the rally on April 29 after which, it will be put while in transit to Sukkur, Pano Akil and Ghotki. Prior, Imran Khan while tending to a rally at F-9 Park in Islamabad expressed that Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif will need to go as he has no ethical power to govern the nation, including that he will head towards Lahore next Sunday and will declare another methodology with respect to Panama spills test. "Pakistani country will hit the streets if equity is not done, Khan said. Khan said that the Pakistani individuals are persevering and fair however have been subjected to degenerate rulers. He requested that Panama spills examination ought to be completed by the Chief Justice. He additionally reported to start an against debasement crusade in Sindh from April 26 onwards.
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
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PTI is going to start five-day anti-corruption march in Sindh from April 26
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Advertisement reported to dispatch hostile to debasement walk in Sindh from April 26 under Shah Mehmood Qureshi's supervision. A five-day hostile to defilement walk would commence from Sindh's Gharo zone and will be taken to Thatta, Sajawal, Golarchi, Badin and Shadi Pali. The crusade has been booked to visit Mirpur Khas, Sindhri, Sanghar, Shahdadpur and Sakrand on April 27 while it will go to Nawabshah, Moro Nowshero Feroz, Mehrabpur, Ranipur and Khairpur on April 28. PTI boss Imran Khan is prone to join the rally on April 29 after which, it will be put while in transit to Sukkur, Pano Akil and Ghotki. Prior, Imran Khan while tending to a rally at F-9 Park in Islamabad expressed that Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif will need to go as he has no ethical power to govern the nation, including that he will head towards Lahore next Sunday and will declare another methodology with respect to Panama spills test. "Pakistani country will hit the streets if equity is not done, Khan said. Khan said that the Pakistani individuals are persevering and fair however have been subjected to degenerate rulers. He requested that Panama spills examination ought to be completed by the Chief Justice. He additionally reported to start an against debasement crusade in Sindh from April 26 onwards.
Advertisement reported to dispatch hostile to debasement walk in Sindh from April 26 under Shah Mehmood Qureshi's supervision. A five-day hostile to defilement walk would commence from Sindh's Gharo zone and will be taken to Thatta, Sajawal, Golarchi, Badin and Shadi Pali. The crusade has been booked to visit Mirpur Khas, Sindhri, Sanghar, Shahdadpur and Sakrand on April 27 while it will go to Nawabshah, Moro Nowshero Feroz, Mehrabpur, Ranipur and Khairpur on April 28. PTI boss Imran Khan is prone to join the rally on April 29 after which, it will be put while in transit to Sukkur, Pano Akil and Ghotki. Prior, Imran Khan while tending to a rally at F-9 Park in Islamabad expressed that Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif will need to go as he has no ethical power to govern the nation, including that he will head towards Lahore next Sunday and will declare another methodology with respect to Panama spills test. "Pakistani country will hit the streets if equity is not done, Khan said. Khan said that the Pakistani individuals are persevering and fair however have been subjected to degenerate rulers. He requested that Panama spills examination ought to be completed by the Chief Justice. He additionally reported to start an against debasement crusade in Sindh from April 26 onwards.
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