ADDU/KARACHI - Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said Saturday that the PPP had a transformative 10-point agenda to combating poverty, unemployment, and inflation effectively.
While addressing a public meeting in Kot Addue, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated PPP represents the interests of the backward classes, distinguishing it from other political parties. The other parties aligned with the elite, however, PPP is committed to the welfare of the common man, he categorically stated.
Bilawal also pledged to provide essential support to various segments of society, promising 300 units of free electricity for each poor family and Kissan Card for farmers with facility of crop insurance.
Additionally, a revolutionary youth card programme was unveiled to offer financial assistance and support to the country’s young population, said Bilawal. Highlighting the need for genuine representation, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari urged voters to choose the arrow symbol on February 8, symbolizing the unity of workers, farmers, and youth. He criticised opponents for not heeding to honour promises made to people in Punjab province. He vowed to establish universities in Kot Addu and Muzaffargarh. He called on the people to turn out in large numbers on elections day, declaring that the arrow symbol could thwart any conspiracy. Bilawal Zardari stated that he was the grandson of Shaheed Zulfiqar and son of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto and he had learnt a lot from teachings of the both. Masses are the center of power, he added. He also promised to build 3 million houses for the poor. Bilawal maintained that the PPP would make the next government with the power of people’s vote. On this occasion, thousands of PPP workers were also present. Also, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Saturday strongly condemned an attack on the PPP election office in Lahore and the firing at the Party’s corner meeting in Karachi. He said that targeting the election office of PP 162 candidate Manzar Abbas Khokhar with a petrol bomb in Lahore was an open terrorism.
