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Deal bars Nawaz to contest polls

Source: dailymail

Riyadh : Saudi Arabia | 2 months ago

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According to Saudi sources, Nawaz Sharif during his meeting with Saudi King Shah Abdullah in Ramazan-ul-Mubarik was told that if he wanted to keep intact his friendship and brotherhood with the king, then he should honor the deal signed with Musharraf as he (Saudi Arabia) was one of guarantor....

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