Consultation With Former Prime Minister Over Seraiki Province
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Yousaf Raza Gilani, said that if necessary, a Seraiki province would be carved out after evolving a consensus among all political parties. Prime Minister Gilani, in this regard, asked acting Punjab Governor Rana Muhammad Iqbal to get approval from the Punjab government after which the federal government would begin construction.
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