Someone should tell bilawal
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Star Gazer
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Staring you in the face, Pl ask Akber sahib for a copy it has been known for the last 40 years as my parents told me exact words in early 70s after Bhutto was in power.
ZAB has been made legend because he is not alive any more. I have also heard that ZAB was trying to get Indian Citizenship to claim some land there. Unfortuntely, history do not have proofs and without proofs, it is a weaker case. There are many proofs against these corrupt parties, so we should focus on those first.
Ghulam akbar is a very sensible writer, but any statement backed by a proof is very powerful.
Star Gazer
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
All these and many more things are now available in the form of documents, these are not words of mouth. I agree with your though absolutely of proof and it is hightime that our leaders started to follow just this.
Pakistani1947
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
dont give such pictures.this nation is so cursed that if people knew of his sexual orientation and practices they will make him victorious by 2/3rd majority.this is a cursed nation
sikander mirza was meer jaafers grandson.the famous anti muslim ghaddar in india history..sikander mirza also damaged pakistan a lot.he and his crony ayub gave oil rich area of balochistan to iran for free.if that area remained in pakistan than balochistan would be rich...such ghaddar e watan are again trying to get pakistans power by these dherna politics these days.
sikander mirza and bhutto also belonged to same faith,.shia
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The late Begum Nusrat Bhutto, hailing from Iran’s wealthy Ispahani family, was one of the two Iranian-born first ladies that Pakistan has had since 1947. The first one, of course, was Begum Nahid Mirza, the second wife of Pakistan’s first President and fourth Governor General, Iskander Mirza. Both Iranian-born first ladies of Pakistan were of Kurdish descent and became the second wives of their husbands, who had then gone on to become the country’s Presidents.
Nusrat Bhutto was a cousin of Nahid Mirza. Although Nusrat was 15 years younger to Nahid, she got married a few years earlier than her elder relative in September 1951.
Nusrat enjoyed a unique distinction among all the first ladies around the world in the sense that while her father-in-law (Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto) was the prime minister of Junagarh state, her husband (Zuklfikar Bhutto) served as president and prime minister of Pakistan at different times, her daughter (Benazir Bhutto) was twice elected the country’s prime minister Premier and her son-in-law (Asif Zardari) had also managed to win keys to the nation’s President’s office through ballot.
On the other hand, President Iskander Mirza married Nahid (formerly Nahid Afghamy) in July 1953, soon after the death of his son Enver Mirza (from his first wife Riffat Mirza) in a plane crash in England on June 4, 1953. Some historic references cite 1954 as the year of Iskander Mirza’s marriage with Nahid though.
It was during Iskander Mirza’s tenure as president that Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was first inducted as a cabinet minister on October 7, 1958, the day when the country’s first martial law was imposed. Years that followed saw Zulfikar Ali Bhutto taking oath as Pakistan’s first elected president.
Before marrying Iskander Mirza, Begum Nahid was the wife of Lieutenant Colonel Afghamy, the then Military Attache at the Iranian Embassy in Pakistan. At the time of his wedlock with Begum Nahid, Iskander Mirza was the secretary of the defence ministry.
