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Sunday, March 15, 2009, Chandigarh, India
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Zardari rebuffed
Who can trust the Prez, asks Nawaz
Pakistan Muslim League-N chief Nawaz Sharif on Saturday said he was ready for reconciliation but somebody would have to underwrite President Asif Ali Zardari’s pledges. “There can be no dialogue with Mr Zardari,” Sharif told senior journalists in Lahore adding,”The problem is who will guarantee Mr Zardari’s commitments, which he breaks with impunity.”

World page: Zardari drifts away from ‘BB baggage’

Pakistani anti-
government lawyers and political activists march during a protest rally in Rawalpindi on Saturday. — AFP

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Pakistan Muslim League on Saturday rejected the government’s offer to move a review petition on the supreme court verdict debarring Nawaj Sharif and his brother from holding public offices. “ We do not recognize the court; it is unconstitutional,” said a PML ( N) spokesman. Mounting pressure earlier had forced the Pakistan President to seek a reconciliation.

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Patriotism rocks! Perhaps that is why the UPA government has chosen well-known Chennai-based ad and feature filmmaker Bharatbala to organize the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

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against him soon
Hyderabad, March 14
The Election Commission (EC) would take a decision in a couple of days on the opposition parties’ complaint against Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police SSP Yadav for alleged violation of poll code of conduct. “We will examine the CD and other documents submitted by the opposition parties and take a decision,” the Chief Election Commissioner N Gopalaswamy told a press conference here today.

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New Delhi, March 14
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati may not be in a position to push her personal agenda when the Third Front partners occupy her dinner table tomorrow to share some food for thought. Already, Mayawati’s new residence in the capital — along the famous Gurdwara Rakabganj Road — is being refurbished for the mega political event, which will be keenly watched by all, the Congress and BJP included.



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