- Expresses his optimism about PPP’s victory in election 2024
LAHORE: Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Sunday declared that if voted to power, his party will construct three million houses for the poor people, expressing his optimism that people would vote the PPP to power in the upcoming general elections.
Addressing a workers convention in Lahore on Sunday, Bilawal reiterated his pledge to fulfill the ten promises outlined in the party’s manifesto, ensuring free electricity for up to three hundred units.
Earlier, Bilawal Bhutto said that the party will contest elections 2024 from every constituency and it is contesting the elections to win.
Bilawal said “we do not believe in the politics of hatred and division, and will take our manifesto to the people, and contest the elections based on that, as done by “our ancestors, Quaid-e-Awam Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto.”
The former foreign minister stated that PPP’s 10-point agenda and the economic plan it contains will be conveyed to the people saying that “we have to make the people of Raiwand understand that if they wish to form a government of the people, labourers, farmers and students, then PPP is the sole option, not the PML-N or PTI.”
Bilawal promised to provide free of cost, quality healthcare as they have done in different districts of Sindh, including NICVD, Gambat, SIUT etc as these are not mere claims, like the PML-N and PTI.
The PPP chairman said that Bhutto was actual possessor of Lahore rather any businessman or sportsperson.
Bilawal Bhutto said, “We do not need any Patwari or anyone else but to serve people. We are asked why have we come to Lahore instead they are imposed on Lahore by General Zia.”
My struggle was against inflation, unemployment and poverty and would continue to safeguard the interests of common man, he added.
Bilawal said that he would distribute cards among labours and farmers, BISP stipend would be increased, eradicating hunger during the difficult economic conditions.
The PPP chairman further stated his party should be the only choice on Feb 8.
