DADU, July 8: The chairman of Sindh National Front Mumtaz Ali Bhutto said on Tuesday that the original party of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto would soon come to the fore as veteran politicians, Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi, Ghulam Mustafa Khar, Illahi Bux Soomro, Jamal Khan Leghari and Makhdoom Amin Fahim were making contacts with each other in this connection.

Mumtaz said at a press conference after conclusion of a workers convention here that since the present government was part of a deal it would neither reinstate judges nor would it remove Pervez Musharraf. Even the FIR of Benazir’s murder had not been registered yet, he said.

He said that he had written to President Musharraf and Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani asking them to include names of family members of Bhutto in the investigation and alleged that Benazir’s killers were part of the government.

He said that the media would have to play a significant role for the prosperity and development of the country.

The real PPP workers were not involved in the present government while corrupt and ineligible people had occupied all the important positions, he said.

He said that the killers of Benazir and Mir Murtaza Bhutto were the same. The recent series of bomb blasts in Karachi proved government’s negligence and the rulers should resign over their utter failure, he said.

He said that loadshedding, price hike of kitchen items, unemployment and the worst law and order situation were the gifts of present government.

REINSTATEMENT: Sindh Education Minister Pir Mazharul Haq on Tuesday approved summary for release of five months salary and reinstatement of 301 primary teachers recruited in 1998.

The jubiliant teachers staged a rally in the town immediately after the issuance of the order to celebrate, and distributed sweets among each other.

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