Asif Ali Zardari Early life and education

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   Zardari was born on July 26, 1955 in the Sindh province of Pakistan. He is a Sindhi of Baloch origin. He was born in Karachi and is the son of Hakim Ali Zardari, who was chief of a Sindhi tribe and a prominent landowner, and Zarrin Zardari. Zardari received his primary education from Karachi Grammar School. He went to St Patrick's High School, Karachi from 1973-74. Having failed his final examination there, he then went to Cadet College, Petaro. And failed to graduate from there, either. As a young adult, he earned reputation as a "rabble-rouser". He enjoyed polo -- and suffered injury from it -- and boxing. His father owned Bambino, a famous movie theater in Karachi, and donated movie equipment to his school. While a candidate for parliament, a position for which a 2002 rule requires a college degree, Zardari said he had graduated from the London School of Economics and Business (LSEB). He also claimed to have attended Pedinton School. His schools in Britain couldn't be located. His academic background remains a question.

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