Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has warned the government on Tuesday of a long march on December 27 in case the leaders do not entertain party’s four demands.
Chairman of PPP addressed the concluding ceremony of celebrations that were underway for past five days over party’s 49th foundation day.
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In his address, Bilawal said that remains of dictator Ziaul Haq’s regime were still in place in Punjab. He reiterated that PPP was to democratically occupy politics of Punjab in near future. Sharifs were needed to be told that this was there last ‘turn’, Bilawal said.
He claimed that Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif would either be in jail or in exile in Saudi Arabia after General Elections 2018.
Bilawal announced schedule of coming six months letting it bare that shortcomings of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) would be highlighted in first three months and electioneering would be done in the later half.
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Those who contested elections over promises revolving around power outages have doubled the tariff in their tenure, he said.
Chairman of PPP said that minorities were being tortured in tenure of PML-N while people were losing jobs as industries were shutting down. He held PML-N’s foreign policy responsible for alleged seclusion of Pakistan in the world.
