ABoUt BeNaZIr bHoTto

hii all ov u😊...
as u all know tht BENAZIR iz no more wid us😭😭😭 so i thought tht if we guyz
post alll about her in one topic then it'll easy 2 know more about her.So guyz plz post all info about her.especially her pics...

I hope tht u guyz'll post here as everyone wana 2 know more nd more about her.
so plz plz plz post here😊
"zerminaa"

Originally posted by: desifairy1

ok.. thanx

thnx 4 wat😕😕😕

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ya thats realy a good topic 👏 i will try to send something 😳

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"When I first got elected, they said: A woman has usurped a man's place! She should be killed! She should be assassinated! She has committed heresy!"

At age 35, Benazir Bhutto was one of the youngest chiefs of state in the world. More than that, she was the first woman ever to serve as prime minister of an Islamic country, but the road that brought her to power had already led through exile, imprisonment and devastating personal tragedy.

Only days after young Benazir Bhutto returned to her native Pakistan from university studies abroad, the country's elected government was overthrown. Her father, Prime Minister Ali Bhutto, was imprisoned and eventually executed. Young Benazir too was repeatedly arrested, then imprisoned, and finally forced into exile, but she never abandoned the hope of restoring democracy to her homeland.

She returned to lead a pro-democracy movement, and when free elections were finally held in Pakistan in 1988, Benazir Bhutto herself became Prime Minister. She made hunger and health care her top priorities, brought electricity to the countryside, and built schools all over the country. Although she was herself a devout Muslim, her reforms frequently brought her into conflict with the same religious fundamentalists who had opposed the election of a woman as Prime Minister. She was elected a second time in 1993, but the president of the country dismissed her from office and dissolved the National Assembly. A military coup drove her from the country yet again, but after more than eight years in exile, Bhutto returned to Pakistan in 2007. Weeks before a national election in which Benazir Bhutto and her party were expected to prevail, she was assassinated by a suicide bomber. Her death is a devastating loss to her country and to the cause of democracy.

Originally posted by: irtaza

ya thats realy a good topic 👏 i will try to send something 😳

thnq shoo much 4 posting😊😛😃

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She was educated at a convent in Karachi, and then at Harvard and
Oxford. A photograph of her at college in America in the early 1970s,
in T-shirt and jeans, against a dormitory
wall bedecked with psychedelic posters, bears out her recollection that
she resembled Joan Baez, a folk-singer. At Oxford, she would famously
drive to London for American ice-cream in her yellow sports
convertible. After her death her many friends recalled her little
passions—for slushy novels, for lingerie from Victoria's Secret