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Gilani shifts to Presidency after disqualification

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Gilani shifts to Presidency after disqualification Islamabad: Former Pakistan prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, following his dismissal from the post and the election of Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, has moved out of the Prime Minister House and into the Presidency.

Gilani, who had earlier shifted to the Islamabad Club after he was disqualified by the Supreme Court, shifted to the sixth floor of the Presidency where he was given three rooms for himself and his family, reports The Express Tribune.

Sources claim that there are security reasons behind this decision as other places are not secure enough for him to reside in.

According to the paper, all security protocol provided to Gilani, including his security staff, has been transferred to newly-elected Prime Minister Ashraf.

ANI

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First Published: Sunday, June 24, 2012, 13:05

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ZAKI KHAN - SAUDI ARABIA
THE GOVERNAMENT OF PAKISTANT THEY DONT WANT TO KEEP GOOD RELATION TO NEGBOUR COUNTRYS AND ALSO THEY WANT TO DESTORY PAKISTAN AND PAKISATANI PEOPAL
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VEERASWAMY NAIDY ..B - HUDERABAD
the world is silently watching how pakistan is in thegrip of slipping chances to strengthen it democracy..it seems, except pak people, neiyher political parties nor judiciary or even any stake holder in democracy...are able to stand up firmly against small issues...and are able to look beyond!! what a loss to sub continent!!!
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