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After being indicted, Gilani mulls autobiography
Autobiography to highlight the challenges he faced during his term in office and his loyalty to the party.
PM is planning to write an autobiography highlighting the challenges he faced during his term in office and his loyalty to the party. PHOTO: AFP
MULTAN: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani, after being indicted for contempt of court, and staring at a premature end to his term in office, has decided to write an autobiography, detailing in particular the turbulent past few months.
According to insiders from the Prime Minister Camp in Multan, the auto biography will be called as ‘Mein Bewafa Nahi Hun’ (I am not disloyal).
The decision has been taken by Gilani after facing allegations in courts and the challenges his party, the Pakistan People’s Party has faced during his term.
The estranged Premier wants to highlight his commitment to his party and the leadership throughout his political career, especially during his term in office. He intends to reveal the courage of his party with which his party faced all challenges.
It is expected that Gilani will share all his experiences and clarify political and criminal allegations on him.
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Yes PM ur autobiography should shut the mouth of criticsRecommend
A new book is in the offing for the students of politics.
It is not going to be something which has happened in 16th century and student have no other choice except to go through the examination papers to pass the exam, leaving aside the country’s current affairs and global politics which is happening now.
PM’s autobiography is going to be the next book after the autobiography of General (R) Perve Musharraf.
I wish is the President Asif Ali Zaradri after his retirement should also write his autobiography Jab Mai Pakistan Ka Sadar Tha (When I was the President of Pakistan).
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@Mohammad Ali Siddiqui:
Mr. siddique contact me Ch Umair
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good business tactic. Perfect timing for the launch, will ensure good profits.
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it should have been called “Devil’s Advocate”
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Dnt forget to write in your biography about your money making techniques. You hv written in your book 3 years before becoming PM that u didnt hv money to pay ur kid’s fees, and now your on son has 2 mercedes worth 8 crore and your wife shopping 7 lack pounds in one day. plz dnt forget to write how did u make this money? Pitty on u mr PM! you think of yourself as a hero after destroying the countrys economy.
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And you had to be faithful, Zardari wd hv sent u packing before even thinking about writing letter to swiss banks.
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@Yasir Mehmood: At least he’ll be writing his memoirs after he is out of office. What about Musharraf who had someone else write his memoirs while he was still in office and then tried to publicize the book while he was on a state trip to New York!
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Excellent choice of title, lets hope he also write about all the things that he is.
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The book title should be “Hum bewafa hargiz naa thay”.
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This looks like an onion article.
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Hahahah what would be caption… A TALE OF SUCCESESFULL CORRUPTION..
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Delusions of grandeur…
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