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Zardari, Nawaz’s politics to crumble like Tejori Heights, Nasla Tower: Sheikh Rashid

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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad on Saturday said former president Asif Ali Zardari and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif’s politics would crumble like Karachi’s Tejori Heights and Nasla Tower respectively.

He said this while addressing an event in Rawalpindi on Saturday in connection with the Kashmir Solidarity Day.

Sheikh Rashid said they all should come together towards Islamabad and the government would demolish their politics in one blow. “We are not leaders of cowards,” he said.

He said this referring to the opposition parties’ protest marches towards Islamabad. The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has announced to carry out protest march on February 7, while the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) has announced to march towards Islamabad on March 23.

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