LAHORE: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, emphasising unity over division and rejecting allegations and hatred, has underscored the importance of politics centered on serving the nation,
Following a meeting with the leadership of Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) at its headquarters here on Friday, Bilawal called for justice in the Model Town case, urging that culprits be brought to account.
He expressed confidence in the PPP’s commitment to fulfilling promises outlined in its manifesto, citing a tradition of delivering on pledges unlike other political parties.
He highlighted the party’s track record in providing exemplary health facilities in Sindh and pledged similar initiatives at the national level after elections.
Bilawal claimed the Sindh government, under the PPP leadership, had constructed 2 million houses for flood victims.
Responding to a query about the promise of free electricity up to 300 units, he outlined the PPP’s plan for solarization, empowering citizens to generate their own electricity.
He took a dig at the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder, criticising the party’s stance on inflation and questioning the objectives if voted to power again. Reflecting on the Model Town incident, he called for justice, emphasizing the need to hold those involved accountable for their actions.
Later, PAT Secretary General Khurram Nawaz Gandapur announced support to the PPP in the constituency of NA-127 for the upcoming elections. On the occasion, several PAT and PPP leaders were present.
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