Dsng.net remembers attending a lecture by Benazir Bhutto. “Assassination news is always shocking, and for some reason even more so when you've seen the person in question.”
Written byPreetam Rai
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1 comment
I am so painful when i read the news.
Pakistan and the world lost a brilliant leader.
All my respect, admiration to Benazir Bhutto.