Lahore, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), recently addressed party workers in Lahore’s NA-127 constituency, underscoring the party’s readiness for the upcoming elections and introducing its electoral panel.

According to Pakistan People’s Party, Chairman Bilawal spoke at a post-dinner gathering with party workers, stating that the PPP is fully prepared to contest the elections in Lahore. He challenged the presence and impact of rival parties, particularly the PML-N and PTI, in the region. Bilawal announced the PPP candidates for various provincial assembly seats, including Misbah ur Rehman for PP-160, Faisal Mir for PP-161, Manzar Abbas Khokhar for PP-162, a former PTI member Mr. Bhatti for PP-163, and Mr. Gurkhi for PP-157.

Chairman Bilawal emphasized the PPP’s commitment to unity, harmony, and social welfare, promising significant socioeconomic reforms if the party is elected. He vowed to double salaries, provide free electricity, and guarantee free quality education and healthcare, echoing the party’s legacy of social welfare programs. He also announced plans for housing initiatives and the expansion of support programs for farmers, workers, and the youth.

Highlighting the PPP’s distinct political approach, Bilawal criticized the politics of division and vendettas, advocating for a new form of politics based on public welfare and social justice. He expressed confidence in the PPP’s victory in the upcoming elections, scheduled for February 8, and urged party workers to intensify their campaign efforts.

The speech reflected Bilawal’s vision for the PPP’s future and its role in shaping Pakistan’s political landscape, particularly in Lahore, a traditionally critical electoral battleground.