Urdu media: dirty and dangerous
February 19, 2011
Farhat Taj Fake stories are planted in Urdu newspapers to lure young tribesmen into terrorism. It has nothing to offer but only death and destruction for FATA and its people
Farhat Taj Fake stories are planted in Urdu newspapers to lure young tribesmen into terrorism. It has nothing to offer but only death and destruction for FATA and its people
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