KOT ADDU: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said his party’s commitment to “vote power” as opposed to relying on other forces setting the PPP apart from other political entities.
Launching the crucial phase of his election campaign in Punjab, the largest province in Pakistan, Bilawal addressed a public gathering in Kot Addu ahead of the nationwide polls scheduled for February 8.
During his speech, Bilawal pledged that if the PPP came to power, it would be a “sigh of relief” for the common man and a source of “pain” for the elites. He said that, unlike other parties, the PPP believes solely in the power of votes and does not rely on other forces.
Bilawal criticized other parties, alleging that they represent the interests of the elite, providing relief to the wealthy while causing pain to the poor. He promised that the PPP if elected, would demonstrate its commitment to the common people by delivering relief and addressing public issues.
Bilawal Bhutto Targets Pro-People Governance
Highlighting the upcoming election contest as a battle between PPP and PML-N, Bilawal criticized the Nawaz-led party, pointing out issues in Lahore, stating, “The constituency from where I am contesting polls in Lahore does not even have clean drinking water.”
Reiterating the PPP’s manifesto, Bilawal announced plans to lead the country out of political, economic, and security crises through the implementation of a 10-point economic agenda. The party’s promises include the construction of 3 million low-cost houses, providing 300 units of free electricity to families through solar energy projects, introducing kisan cards, Benazir Mazdoor Card for laborer social security, and expanding the scope of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP).
Bilawal outlined a schedule for his election rallies in various cities across the country, with plans to address rallies in Lahore, Chiniot, Sargodha, Lala Musa, Multan, and Rawalpindi before concluding the campaign in Larkana, Sindh, on February 6.
