In Islamabad, Chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, emphasized the need for dialogue rather than hearsay to address the country’s crises.
He stressed the importance of strengthening democratic institutions and creating positive traditions for future generations to remember. Bilawal highlighted the economic challenges facing Pakistan and urged cooperation across party lines to tackle them effectively.
He criticized the tradition of not broadcasting opposition speeches on national television and called for a constructive approach in politics. Bilawal urged for a unified effort to address the economic crisis, emphasizing the importance of implementing proposals raised by both the government and opposition.
Acknowledging inflation and other difficulties faced by the people, Bilawal proposed reforms in judicial and election systems, urging opposition support for these initiatives. He underscored the significance of upholding democratic principles and called for accountability for those who violate constitutional norms.
During his speech, Bilawal faced opposition protests but continued addressing the assembly. Despite the disruptions, he received praise from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for his remarks. The proceedings witnessed tense moments, including exchanges between members of different parties, but eventually concluded with diplomatic gestures between Bilawal and the Prime Minister.
