Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chairman of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has called for fair representation for all provinces and changes in the judicial appointment system. He emphasized that these demands were originally proposed by the late Benazir Bhutto.
He made these remarks during the launch ceremony of the Hari Card at the CM House, confronting his critics by stating, “If not now, then when?” Bilawal criticized past judicial decisions, called for justice reforms, and urged the nation to unite for constitutional changes.
Bilawal also criticized the judiciary for legitimizing General Musharraf’s dictatorship and accused it of supporting authoritarianism while being responsible for protecting people’s rights. He highlighted the injustices faced by PPP members and called for the constitutional reforms proposed by PPP and originally introduced by Benazir Bhutto on October 18.
Bilawal also announced his meeting with Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of JUI-F, expressing hope for collaboration for the benefit of the people.
In addition, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah stated that his government is working on a plan to offer agricultural loans to small growers. The provincial government will cover the interest on these loans, making it easier for small-scale farmers to access financial support for their agricultural activities.
Shah mentioned that the new initiative tied to the Hari Card is a significant step toward transforming the lives of small farmers and boosting the province’s agricultural development. He also addressed the recent controversy surrounding police action against participants of the ‘Sindh Rawadari March.’
