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Peace talks with the Taliban are hollow – Sharjeel Memon

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By Web Desk Published February 24, 2014 1 Min Read
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Information Minister Sharjeel Memon said while talking to journalists that the peace talks with the Taliban are a waste of time.  He said that the Taliban want to changes the constitution of Pakistan, which is impossible unless they come forward and contest elections, hence the talks are meaningless.

Answering a question the minister told the media that the Sindh government was against the talks from the start and the current situation proved that it was right.

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