Pakistan Peoples Party Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari said on Wednesday that no matter what happens, we will remain at war with the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, while addressing a rally in Garhi Khuda Buksh on the 39th death anniversary of party founder and former prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.
The former president said: "No matter what happens, we will remain at war with [PML-N] because you are not democratic, you [Nawaz] are like a Mughal emperor."
Zardari said that he won't let the ruling party have its Punjab Chief Minister after the next polls.
"I won't even let you have your own Punjab chief minister in the next polls," says Zardari. "No matter who we have to form an alliance with, we won’t do it with PML-N."
The PPP leader said that he announced six months back that come what may, he won't let Nawaz Sharif take Senate.
Zardari claimed that his party will get Nawaz to quit politics.
He accused the PML-N leaders of being part of the conspiracies with the establishment in toppling the previous PPP governments.
Zardari accused the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader of attempting to divide the party by naming Raza Rabbani for the Senate Chairman.
The former president said that Rabbani is very much affiliated with the party, adding that it is the democracy which matters not Senate chairmanship.
