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Islamabad: Former President of Pakistan and President Pakistan People’s Party Parliamentarians (PPPP) Asif Ali Zardari in a message on the 5th July message, said that the dictators perish but history never forgives them.

The 5th July 1977 remains a black blot, when a dictator ended a democratic government in a coup, in the history of Pakistan, he said.

Zardari said that the faces of dictators keep changing but their thinking does not change. Benazir Bhutto defeated two dictators through democratic struggle and the struggle for democracy is not over yet. He said that the narrative that Parliament is supreme will surely prevail. He paid rich tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for the constitution and democracy in Pakistan.

Zardari said that the 18th Amendment is a democratic revenge against dictators. Undermining Parliament is revenge with democracy. The 1973 constitution guarantees security for the federation.