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Great reception given to CJ and Aitizaz in Quetta today shows that they are still a great force.
Is this right;
http://jang.com.pk/jang/mar2008-daily/28-03-2008/t opst/m.1.jpg
CJ meeting someone with serious corruption charges?
Posting from PakPolitics. This clearly outlines the issue.
Well, I don
I think the lawyers movement is a truly democratic movement and it makes all of us Pakistanis proud.
Musharraf supporters really hate the people of Pakistan. Read their comments, and every comment will tell you how people of Pakistan cannot be trusted. Unlike Musharraf and his supporters, I am proud of the people of Pakistan and these lawyers demanding democracy.
Lahore is hit again.
Free Media In the Most corrupt Country is not Free Media its sold Media
Atzaz Hasan who is playing with the emotions of the people of Pakistan Thanks Media for supporting Lawyers Movement.Now ask the people of Pakistan that Lawyers movement is Pakistan