Speaking to the media in Karachi, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed confidence in his party's strength, stating that even if their supposed political adversaries join forces, the PPP remains unbeatable.
Bilawal mentioned that this time, the people of Pakistan would not select a prime minister from Lahore, implying a shift in the political landscape.
He emphasized that the people of Pakistan have placed their trust in the PPP during recent by-elections, recognizing that the party is aligned with the vision of Shaheed Bhutto and capable of addressing their concerns.
Bilawal asserted that support for the PPP extended from Karachi to Kashmir, as evidenced by the results of the local bodies election.
He anticipates that the PPP will receive significant votes on February 8, potentially achieving a comprehensive victory in the upcoming elections. Given the current high levels of inflation and poverty, he stressed the need for a government that prioritizes the well-being of the people, and he claimed that the PPP has consistently worked on projects in the public interest.
Regarding the PML-N, Bilawal suggested directing questions to those who chose to abstain from municipal and by-elections in November.
Speaking about the events of May 9, he advocated for the immediate release of individuals who were unjustly implicated, while those found guilty by political parties and the people of Pakistan should not be forgiven.
He also called for President Dr. Arif Alvi to remain in office until a new president assumes the role.
