PPP decides to form grand opposition alliance after Panama verdict
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan People's Party has decided to form a grand opposition alliance after the Panama verdict.
Sources said that PPP Co-Chairman and former president Asif Ali Zardari chairing a party meeting on Wednesday said that we don’t have high expectations from the Panama verdict.
The sources said that PPP had decided to form a grand opposition alliance after the Panama verdict. Zardari said that the PPP would not take solo flight but take all the opposition parties into confidence after the Panama decision.
The former president said that a befitting response would also be given to the decision.
During the meeting, it was decided to launch a mass contact drive in the country while a formal approval was also given to start protests against loadshedding.
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