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Its party time for PPP workers ahead of Zardaris impending victory

Ahead of the much anticipated win of their partys Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari in todays presidential poll, the PPP workers have made elaborate arrangements to celebrate the victory in advance.

Lahore, Sept 6 : Ahead of the much anticipated win of their party's Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari in today's presidential poll, the PPP workers have made elaborate arrangements to celebrate the victory in advance.

After visiting the shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh at 4.00 pm today, a large number of PPP workers will distribute sweets after Iftar this evening. Later in the night, there will be illumination and display of fireworks at PPP offices, the Dawn quoted the elated PPP workers as saying.

Last evening, Manzoor Wattoo, the adviser to the prime minister, threw an Iftar dinner for PPP MPAs and urged them to vote for the party's presidential candidate Asif Ali Zardari.

Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer also urged the MPAs to vote for Zardari in order to pay respect to the Bhutto family for its sacrifices for the country. He claimed that it was a desire of Benazir Bhutto to see her husband as head of the state.

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