Pakistan PM Aziz sees 'no problem' with mullahs coming to power

Pakistan PM Aziz sees 'no problem' with mullahs coming to power

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz speaks to Kyodo News in an interview at Prime Minister House in Islamabad on Sept. 3. He says he sees no problem if the next general elections brings an alliance of religious political parties into power in Islamabad as part of a coalition.

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