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PML-Q blames PPP for drifting away from Benazir's vision
Karachi, July 23 (ANI): President of Pakistan Muslim Leagu-Q Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain today said that the Pakistan People's Party led government was avoiding to pursue the vision of Benazir Bhutto.
He further said that "circumstance of the country would have been completely different from what they are had Benazir been alive."
Addressing PML-Q workers of Karachi division, he maintained that the present government has only presented the gifts of lawlessness and price hike to the people.
PML (Q) Secretary General Mushahid Hussain Sayed said that a particular party could not resolve the present crisis of the country, as it required joint efforts.
He was of the view that the Prime Minister should consult with both the houses of Parliament before embarking on his scheduled visit to the US so that a strategy could be formed by sitting together, The News reported. (ANI)
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