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Bilawal Bhutto addresses PPP Jalsa, emphasizes change in political landscape

Bilawal Bhutto addresses PPP Jalsa, emphasizes change in political landscape

The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, says that it is the season of hunting, and tigers will be hunted with arrows, not bats.

Addressing the jalsa at Bawahawalpur, the PPP chairman said that the political workers should tell their companions that the PPP is the only party that can beat Pakistan Muslim Nawaz (PML-N). When you go hunting the tiger, the arrow will work, not the bat.

Bilawal Bhutto further added that we have no competition with any political party, but with unemployment, poverty, and inflation.

The chief PPP claimed that for laborers and framers, we will bring the Benazir card, and through the Kisan card, we will also bring an insurance policy. Additionally, I am bringing a youth program for the youth of the nation; they will be given financial assistance and employment.

While addressing the public gathering, the former foreign minister said that from every union council, a hunger eradication program would be started. The season is elections; PPP’s focus is Pujab; I am contesting from Lahore; and only PPP will win the elections. Moreover, PPP will form the government in federal along with provincial government.

He further extended his speech, saying that the premier will be the Jiala, that this election will be contested like a matter of life and death, that there is no political party interested in solving your issues, and that, for the sake of the chair, they have turned politics into personal rivalry.

Bilawal Bhutoo has further shared his thought that we have to bury old politics together; with new ideology, we will serve the public. However, one political party wanted to escape from prison, and another wanted to get out of jail.

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