‘PML-N to pay the price for its language against army’ ...palestine

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Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed said on Friday that the PML-N will have to pay the price for “its language against the army”. The minister said this at a press conference in Karachi, wherein he accused opposition parties of running a campaign against the state institution. Rasheed said Prime Minister Imran Khan would complete his term and his party would give a tough time to other parties in the next election. He said that PPP leader Asif Ali Zardari was a “sensible” man and he was playing his political game very sensibly. The PDM has ended, the minister said, referring to the opposition alliance that collapsed after differences emerged between the PML-N and PPP over resignations from the

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