Other political parties represent the elite; they provide relief to the wealthy and cause distress to the poor, Bilawal said.
Bilawal pledges people-centric governance & economic relief. Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, affirmed the party’s commitment to prioritizing the needs of the people during a rally in Kot Addu. He emphasized that the power to govern comes from the votes of the people, distinguishing PPP from other politicians who rely on hollow promises.
Addressing the gathering, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated, “I have learned that the source of power is the people. At this critical juncture, the country and its people are facing challenges, with the threat of terrorism looming once again. Pakistan can overcome the economic crisis through hard work and sincerity of purpose.”
The PPP Chairman outlined a 10-point agenda, asserting that addressing poverty, unemployment, and inflation could be achieved through its implementation. He called for an opportunity to provide relief to the common man and hold the elite accountable.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari remarked, “Other political parties represent the elite; they provide relief to the wealthy and cause distress to the poor. Let PPP come into power, and I will demonstrate by doubling your income. We will fulfill the promise of providing 30 lakh houses and 300 units of free electricity.”
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Expressing a commitment to serve the women of the country, he pledged to support them as a son supports his mother. If PPP forms the government, financial assistance will be extended through farmer cards, providing economic relief to farmers affected by natural disasters.
The PPP Chairman’s vision aims to bridge the gap between the privileged and the underprivileged, promising a government that focuses on the welfare of the people. As the political landscape in Kot Addu resonates with promises, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s emphasis on a people-centric approach signals a potential shift towards a more inclusive and accountable governance model.
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