Pakistan Awami Tehreek activists stormed the parliament can
Islamabad … News Time
Pakistan Awami Tehreek Chief Dr. Tahir Qadri said on Wednesday stormed Parliament can bulh. Qadri reliable sources claim that the shroud waving bath on Monday to witness the 48-hour deadline, which ended on Wednesday evening. Movement activists stormed parliament could lead to bloodshed. Surely the throne in 23 hours or boards will decide, or we will continue to keep you. Pervaiz Elahi, senior leader of the league before the end of the deadline will be many changes. The ruling came in a corner because of his arrogance. The only way out is to resign, so they tried to murder innocent civilians. Join the movement of blood in the government is not going to survive. PML-N rallies in Lahore no barrier in the way of highlights, the number of people getting away with it. Islamabad while addressing the participants of the March revolution Qadri army to remain neutral in politics, not the tribute, saying they sit in their houses to join, come decision time hy.adalty unilateral tribunal formed to investigate the sanh Model Town, Shahbaz Sharif, the Punjab government declared involved. Far beyond the overthrow of Sharif was reached by execution. Shahbaz Sharif, the 17-day report laid down, as it was against the Punjab government. Shahbaz Sharif in the light of the report must be dismissed. Do not believe that democracy, the rulers and the rights of the poor are different. Keeps that ruling democracy? We will bring democracy, which is not predatory. I still asyy judge whose conscience is alive. Federal agencies charged with putting curses on it. Qadri said the sit-end deadline of the end of our workers will wear the shroud. Police and FC personnel Qadri addressed the shoot if you do not surely targeting poor workers. When the time comes to fire the bullet that beg for God to the poor and the oppressed, not run. I shoot for a day I ever wore a bulletproof vest. He opened his chest and sees the show and said that I was not wearing a bulletproof vest.
