Bilawal counsels Nawaz to "trust your party, do not seek institutions help."


In order to create political space for the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) in the forthcoming general elections, which are set to take place in February 2024, Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari advised PMLN supremo Nawaz Sharif to trust his party and not to ask for help from other institutions. 

In terms of the PMLN's political platform, Bilawal further urged the leader of the party to focus solely on Lahore, since the PPP has been emphasizing its pro-people policies and looking outside at the populace.  

At a press conference, People's Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari declared, "Everyone has the right to go to every province and do their own politics." Today in Lahore, the PML-N is facing difficulties. Please make an effort to resolve the issues at hand.

He drew attention to the concerning conditions that have allegedly caused some people to commit suicide or other terrible acts as a result of not being able to provide for their fundamental needs, especially those of their children.

In order for elected officials to truly comprehend the difficulties that the people confront, Bilawal Bhutto emphasized the stark contrast between the realities on the ground and the awareness of those in Islamabad. He made the observation that a lack of practical answers to the nation's economic problems is a result of the public and leaders' disconnection.

In order to directly help the poorer sections of society, Bilawal pledged to the PPP to implement innovative schemes like the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP).

In order to dispel any misunderstandings, Bilawal Bhutto made it clear that, as opposed to playing polarizing politics, his political aspirations are motivated by a sincere desire to address the problems facing the country.

He declared that he was committed to having a constructive conversation and that he did not support the politics of backbiting and unfounded allegations.




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