ISLAMABAD, SEPT 20 (DNA) – Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Sunday they had seen the outcome of the two-year experiment of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government and together they would rid the masses of it now.

The PPP chairman said this during his brief address to the opposition’s all-parties conference in Islamabad. People were left alone during the unprecedented rains, he said, adding that the masses wanted concrete measures, not just statements.

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A society is weakened without democracy and the people of the country are looking towards the opposition today, according to him. The PPP chairman said they would have to set out with a new charter of democracy as their manifesto. DNA

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