Security forces are also consolidating their positions at Sararogha and its surrounding heights in the rugged region.
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NRO issue ‘buried forever’: PM Gilani
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Can they ever make it work?
Zardari’s original sin is wanting to rule from the presidency: Cyril Almeida.
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