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Friday, March 13, 2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Long march shakes Pak, hurts Zardari
Defiant Nawaz Sharif alleges assassination plan
Karachi, March 12
While crackdown on protesters continued on Thursday, the Army and Pakistan Prime Minister Yusuf Reza Gilani appeared to have jointly advised President Zardari to give in to the demands. Hundreds of protesters, chanting ‘Go, Zardari, go”, hit the streets in Lahore, Karachi, Multan and other cities across Pakistan.

Lawyers and political activists march during a protest rally in Lahore on Thursday. — AFP

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India concerned over developments in Pak
New Delhi, March 12
As the political uncertainty in Pakistan reached a feverish pitch with a coup not being ruled out, a worried Indian leadership today reviewed the situation in the neighbouring country and how the disturbing developments there could seriously affect Islamabad’s capability to fight terrorism.

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Tumkur, March 12
Ahead of the General Elections, the Left and some regional parties today joined hands to cobble up a eight-party Third Front in a bid to form an alternative to the combines led by the Congress and BJP on the plank of decentralisation of power.

JD (S) supremo HD Devegowda (fourth from left), CPM general secretary Prakash Karat (fourth from right), CPI general secretary AB Bardhan (third from left), TDP President Chandrababu Naidu (third from right) and other leaders during a rally for the launch of the Third Front ahead of the Lok Sabha polls at Dobbespet, about 60 km from Bangalore

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New Delhi, March 12
Calling the Third Front the biggest mirage of Indian politics, the Congress on Thursday said whenever such a grouping had resurrected it had only helped communal forces. The comments from the Congress came hours after the Left, non-Congress and non-BJP parties launched the “Third Force” at Tumkur in Karnataka.

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