Zambian president warns judges of chaos if they block his re-electionLUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambian President Edgar Lungu has warned constitutional court judges not to stop him running for another term in office, state media reported, drawing a rebuke from a top legal body. Lungu told supporters on Thursday the judges could plunge the southern African country into chaos if they made any  adventurous  rulings, the Zambia Daily Mail and Times of Zambia reported. Allies of Lungu s Patriotic Front party have asked the Supreme Court to confirm that he will be eligible to stand again in presidential elections scheduled for 2021.  Opponents say that would break the constitution which bars leaders from standing for three terms. He argues his first period in office doesn t count as he took over after the death of the last leader without an election. Lungu told a political meeting in the northwestern town of Solwezi that he had information that the judges were thinking of barring him from standing again, the newspapers said.  To my colleagues in the Judiciary, I am just warning you because I have information that some of you want to be adventurous, your adventure should not plunge us into chaos please,  Lungu was quoted as saying. He said they should not follow the example of Kenya s Supreme Court, which annulled the result of a presidential vote in August. There was no immediate comment from Zambia s Supreme Court, which is due to meet to consider the election case on Nov. 16. The Law Association of Zambia asked Lungu on Friday to withdraw his warning saying it served  to undermine the authority of the judiciary and erode public confidence in the institution .  There was no immediate response from the presidency. Lungu invoked emergency powers on July 5 to deal with  acts of sabotage  by his political opponents. The state of emergency expired on Oct. 11. [L8N1JX3YC] worldnews
zambia president warns judges chaos block reuters zambia president edgar lung warned constitutional court judges stop running another term office state media reported drawing rebuke top legal body lung told supporters thursday judges could plunge southern african country chaos made adventurous rulings zambia daily mail times zambia reported allies lung patriotic front party asked supreme court confirm eligible stand presidential elections scheduled opponents say would break constitution bars leaders standing three terms he argues first period office count took death last leader without election lung told political meeting northwestern town solwezi information judges thinking barring standing newspapers said to colleagues judiciary i warning i information want adventurous adventure plunge us chaos please lung quoted saying he said follow example kenya supreme court annulled result presidential vote august there immediate comment zambia supreme court due meet consider election case the law association zambia asked lung friday withdraw warning saying served undermine authority judiciary erode public confidence institution there immediate response presidency lung invoked emergency powers july deal acts sabotage political opponents the state emergency expired worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Zambian president warns judges of chaos if they block his re-electionLUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambian President Edgar Lungu has warned constitutional court judges not to stop him running for another term in office, state media reported, drawing a rebuke from a top legal body. Lungu told supporters on Thursday the judges could plunge the southern African country into chaos if they made any  adventurous  rulings, the Zambia Daily Mail and Times of Zambia reported. Allies of Lungu s Patriotic Front party have asked the Supreme Court to confirm that he will be eligible to stand again in presidential elections scheduled for 2021.  Opponents say that would break the constitution which bars leaders from standing for three terms. He argues his first period in office doesn t count as he took over after the death of the last leader without an election. Lungu told a political meeting in the northwestern town of Solwezi that he had information that the judges were thinking of barring him from standing again, the newspapers said.  To my colleagues in the Judiciary, I am just warning you because I have information that some of you want to be adventurous, your adventure should not plunge us into chaos please,  Lungu was quoted as saying. He said they should not follow the example of Kenya s Supreme Court, which annulled the result of a presidential vote in August. There was no immediate comment from Zambia s Supreme Court, which is due to meet to consider the election case on Nov. 16. The Law Association of Zambia asked Lungu on Friday to withdraw his warning saying it served  to undermine the authority of the judiciary and erode public confidence in the institution .  There was no immediate response from the presidency. Lungu invoked emergency powers on July 5 to deal with  acts of sabotage  by his political opponents. The state of emergency expired on Oct. 11. [L8N1JX3YC] worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: zambia president warns judges chaos block reuters zambia president edgar lung warned constitutional court judges stop running another term office state media reported drawing rebuke top legal body lung told supporters thursday judges could plunge southern african country chaos made adventurous rulings zambia daily mail times zambia reported allies lung patriotic front party asked supreme court confirm eligible stand presidential elections scheduled opponents say would break constitution bars leaders standing three terms he argues first period office count took death last leader without election lung told political meeting northwestern town solwezi information judges thinking barring standing newspapers said to colleagues judiciary i warning i information want adventurous adventure plunge us chaos please lung quoted saying he said follow example kenya supreme court annulled result presidential vote august there immediate comment zambia supreme court due meet consider election case the law association zambia asked lung friday withdraw warning saying served undermine authority judiciary erode public confidence institution there immediate response presidency lung invoked emergency powers july deal acts sabotage political opponents the state emergency expired worldnews