LAHORE: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said on Sunday he could not guarantee the 100% success of the uncertain party.
Speaking to the media at the home of Nadeem Afzal Chan, who announced his departure from the PTI decision-making party and joined the PPP, Bilawal said here that bringing uncertain action was a daunting task, and he could not guarantee 100% success. In any case, he adds, something will be done to manage the manikin head of state regardless of whether the uncertain movement was unsuccessful.
"If we think we have won, it will be a wonderful achievement; yet even if we fail, I will not give up and continue my fight," he promised. He called on Prime Minister Imran Khan to step down. "If we think that Imran Khan sees himself as the head of the community, he should go to the people and ask for another order," he said, adding, "if Khan does not move, the opposition will pursue him and bring about the rule of law. Uncertain movement. "
He said he accepted that the government had lost a large part. "We have forced community leaders to contact our people," he said. A PPP official said after the removal of the uncertainty organization, everyone would see a lack of bias in certain areas. He warned people about creating a war between the PPP and the PMLN and said that whatever the opposition did, they would accept that. Former Prime Minister and PTI ticket holder from the NA seat in Sargodha, Nadeem Afzal Chan, spoke with full confidence in Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's plan for the event. He organized a separate PPP leader rally at his home, which also included Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, Nisar Khuhro, Chaudhary Aslam Gill, and others. Bilawal and Nadeem Chan also spoke about the current situation in the country.
Later, attending a public event at the Lower Mall, outside Nasser Bagh Lahore as part of his ongoing Awami March against the PTI government, Bilawal said Imran Khan had no future in the nation, and would also escape. To London after the acquisition of an uncertain party against him. "However, I will stay here with the people of Pakistan," he added.
Promising the young people of Punjab a bright future under the PPP regime, the PPP official requested free and direct races in the country. He said the elected head of state had severely deceived the youth with his misleading allegations and assurances before the investigation. He said the PM's fan base was the main culprit because of the empty slogans and lies he told to young South Africans.
Bilawal asserted that the poor were extremely tolerant under the guise of 'electing' the country's top leader. He said Imran Khan's plan to reduce the cost of oil supplies to the needy was a lie, in the sense that PPP Diyala rallies forced him to do so.
According to an official statement, issued later, the PPP official spoke to the people of Lahore and Punjab to help the party to work for them and to show where the administration was operating. "PPP is like a family, and we need to elect real delegates," Bilawal said. There is a financial crisis in the nation, and our international strategy is confused. The Prime Minister-elect has made an international joke. The Jiyalas have saved Pakistan earlier and will do the same for him and Aseefa, he added.
PPP officials say people are not open to the 'elected' PM and will oust him when they arrive in Islamabad. "Once we have eliminated him, we will complete the reforms we have chosen to hold free and fair races. The PPP is the largest party that can form the Awami government," he assured. "No service was held, and he handed over to his ten priests who were bombing hopelessly. He has sent any clergymen to Sindh, but they too are afraid of the Jiyalas' power," the proclamation said.
Earlier, while attending his meeting in Pattoki, Bilawal said the manikin head of state had reported large numbers in Lahore but had failed to help farmers. He said Imran Khan was robbing people, and he had no future. He also said they would go to Islamabad to carry U-turn men.
PPP chief pioneer Syed Khursheed Shah, meanwhile, said the infidelity meeting would be postponed before the National Assembly on March 8 or 9.
In a regular press conference, he said the opposition had completed the number one game to complete the move and added that distrust would once again be removed by the Speaker of the National Assembly Asad Qaiser.
For the country to endure, Imran Khan must leave, Khursheed is quoted as telling narrators. He said the no-confidence motion would be passed in Parliament.
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