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Pakistan ex-minister becomes victim of April Fool’s Day prank

ISLAMABAD: Pakistans former interior minister Rehman Malik fell for a April Fools Day prank when he reacted to a fake news story about naming of Islamabads new airport after Chinese President Xi Jinping

Updated At : 05:05 PM Apr 02, 2017 IST

Former Interior Minister Rehman Malik. Photo courtesy: Twitter handle of Rehman Malik

Islamabad, April 2

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