Chairman of the People’s Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, has firmly stated that the party’s objective isn’t merely securing the Prime Minister’s seat but advocating for the rights of the people.
In light of recent electoral outcomes, Bilawal expressed his intent to address grievances regarding election results through appropriate channels and, if necessary, escalate the matter to the public sphere.
Addressing a jubilant crowd during the People’s Party victory celebration in Sindh’s Thatta, Bilawal emphasized the paramount importance of prioritizing public welfare over personal agendas.
He lamented the prevalent self-serving attitude among seasoned politicians, urging a collective focus on addressing the country’s challenges rather than perpetuating partisan disputes.
Acknowledging the overwhelming support received during the nationwide election campaign, Bilawal extended his gratitude to the Pakistani populace.
He highlighted the party’s widespread appeal, asserting that the People’s Party remains deeply rooted in all four provinces, as evidenced by its electoral performance.
Contrary to power-driven motives, Bilawal underscored his election campaign’s altruistic goal of championing the people’s interests amidst prevailing economic and political crises.
He lamented the country’s volatile state, attributing it to systemic issues such as electoral rigging and widespread political unrest.
Despite the prevailing turmoil, Bilawal reiterated the People’s Party’s commitment to national stability and public welfare.
Rejecting the allure of political power, he stressed the imperative of addressing public grievances and ensuring the rights of flood victims.
