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PML - N Iftikhar Gilani elected AJK 17th prime minister
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from samaa.tv · Pakistan · South Asia
Iftikhar Gilani of the PML-N party has been elected as the 17th prime minister of AJK. This reports on a political leadership change in a specific region.
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