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”.
From: http://ping.fm/bDvPL
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