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We regret the inadvertent publication of the article titled “Shia-Sunni reconciliation” by Saleem Ali.

Express December 09, 2011 Less than a minute read

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We regret the inadvertent publication of the article titled “Shia-Sunni reconciliation” by Saleem H Ali of Burlington, VT, US, in our print edition of December 9, 2011 and subsequently on our website. The article was immediately removed from the website.

The article was published without exercising proper editorial judgment. We sincerely apologise for the mistake to our readers whose religious sentiments were hurt.

Editor

Published in The Express Tribune, December 10^th, 2011.

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