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PPP launches membership drive in Lahore, sets target of 115,000 members
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PPP launches membership drive in Lahore, sets target of 115,000 members

LAHORE - The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) on Saturday launched a large-scale membership campaign in Lahore, with party leaders expressing confidence in regaining political ground in Punjab ahead of the upcoming local body elections.

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