Independent Online logo Independent Online 20 months ago

Pakistani's Gilani appeals for peace

Islamabad - Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Saturday urged militants to renounce violence and offered to hold talks with those who give up arms and join the new democratic era. Full Article at Independent Online

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  1. The fight against terrorism is our own fight because it has claimed innocent lives of children and youngmen of Pakistan
    SOURCE: Independent Online 20 months ago
  2. Unfortunately some people have made violence a means to express their views. I appeal to all those people to abandon the path of violence and join us in the journey of democracy. We are ready to talk to all those people who give up arms and are ready to embrace peace
    SOURCE: Independent Online 20 months ago
  3. Our first priority will be restoration of law and order and elimination of terrorism from the country
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  4. The resolution is passed unanimously
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