ISLAMABAD (ENN/ MD) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has vowed that his party would restore the state’s writ, as it was eroded in recent events which is alarming here on Tuesday.
The PPP chairperson while addressing a large gathering of party workers at the capital’s Parade ground to celebrate the party’s golden jubilee said Islam rejects the notion of extremism, and PPP will not let the society move towards extremism.
“Benazir Bhutto challenged the international terrorists and vowed to bring peace in Pakistan and she clearly had been asking to separate religion from politics” said Bilawal while refereeing BB’s struggle. He said that it is the third generation of the PPP which is carrying on the legacy for the sake of democracy.
Bilawal said that it was his party and late Zulfikar Ali Bhutto who laid the foundation of democracy in Pakistan and revolted against dictatorship. Bhutto brought back 90 thousand soldiers, gave constitution to Pakistan with right of vote to common people.
Under the umbrella of dictatorship, the so-called economic progress led to ethnic divides, he said. Bilawal added that the resources were only limited to feudal lords and a particular section of the society in the past.
He said that keeping in view Bhutto’s legacy, the struggle against dictatorship will continue, until Pakistan is made a true social democratic state.
Bilawal said that when the PPP comes in power, reforms will be brought to end poverty and unemployment. He reiterated in the party agenda that the struggle, whose basis was laid by Bhutto and Benazir, will continue and the power will be vested in the public.
