Breaking his silence, embattled Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari today asked countrymen to “foil all conspiracies” against democratic institutions, a remark that comes amidst tensions between the army and the civilian government over the memo scandal.
Referring to the assassination of his wife - former premier Benazir Bhutto - on this day four years ago, Zardari said in a special message: “Today we pay tributes to her. The best way to do it is to defend and protect democracy and democratic institutions in the country and foil all conspiracies against it”.
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