ALL IN ONE: 'Polls won't change anything in Pakistan'

February 18, 2008

Pakistan votes
Photograph: PTI Photo

'Polls won't change anything in Pakistan'
Grassroot activists in Pakistan are upset with the Indian government for giving tacit support to President Musharraf's regime and America's gameplan in the region.

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