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raised voice

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See: outcry


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Party Incharge for Gilgit-Baltistan MNA Marvi Memon said PML-Q is doing politics of claims and slogans and we were the first who raised voice for the rights of Gilgit-Baltistan people and also due to its efforts, all political parties existed here.
According to a handout issued here on Friday, she said that Rustam Khan Jamali was a peaceful and people-friendly man who always raised voice in favour of his province.
Soon after, neighbours heard raised voices, and saw Lohan coming out with a face like thunder to pick up her dumped belongings, and to tell the waiting paparazzi to "mind their own business".
 
 
 
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