Chiniot, Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, addressed a significant gathering in Chiniot, emphasizing the party’s dedication to serving farmers, workers, youth, and the poor. He encouraged the public to vote for the PPP in the upcoming elections, stressing the party’s commitment to social and economic reforms.

According to Pakistan Peoples Party, Chairman Zardari spoke about the country’s current economic challenges, including severe inflation and unemployment. He criticized traditional politicians for dividing society and engaging in politics of hatred, stating that the PPP aims to transform this political landscape. Reflecting on the party’s history, he remembered the legacies of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Shaheed Ms. Benazir Bhutto, emphasizing their focus on democracy and public service over revenge.

Chairman Zardari outlined the PPP’s vision if elected, including doubling employees’ salaries within five years, providing free electricity up to 300 units, and expanding the Benazir Income Support Program. He also promised to build 30 lakh houses in Chiniot and across Pakistan, with a special focus on women’s ownership.

Highlighting the PPP’s commitment to healthcare, Zardari pledged to establish free health facilities in Chiniot within six months of coming to power, citing the party’s achievements in Sindh. He accused rival politicians of engaging in vindictive politics and stressed the need for a single PPP government to change the nation’s fate.

The event was attended by PPP candidates from the region, including Ilaha Yar Supra, Sohail Zafar, Syed Hasan Murtaza, Syed Inayat Ali Shah, and Syed Kaleem Ali. Chairman Zardari underscored that the contest in the upcoming elections is symbolized by the arrow, representing the PPP, and the lion, denoting their rivals. He expressed confidence in the PPP’s victory, propelled by the power of the vote.

Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s address in Chiniot was a call to action for supporters, focusing on the PPP’s agenda for economic development, social welfare, and political reform in Pakistan.