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The Palestinian Ambassador to India, after India objected to Waleed Abu Ali's attending the event, said, 'We are supporting India in its fight against terrorism and because of that my government decided to directly call our Ambassador to go back home and not to be a Palestine ambassador to Pakistan anymore.' (Photo: File/Representational)

Pak backs JuD chief Saeed's participation in pro-Palestine rally

Pakistan's defence has come after the Government of India said the Palestinian envoy's association with Saeed was 'unacceptable.'

31 Dec 2017 6:09 PM

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