PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Wednesday said his party believed that Pakistan’s pressing issues and myriad crises necessitated engagement with all political parties to secure a sustainable solution.
The former foreign minister made these comments during a gathering in Muzaffargarh, where he earned a veiled criticism of the PML-N.
With elections potentially just a few months away, Bilawal has been engaging in public meetings and organising party gatherings as part of the PPP’s election preparations.
He advocated for establishing an “equilibrium” that permitted political parties to operate within defined boundaries while guiding the country from the ongoing crisis.
“Regrettably, in Punjab, our political landscape has become polarised to such an extent that we’re transforming into enemies rather than mere political rivals,” Bilawal said.
Elaborating on yesterday’s remarks regarding a level-playing field, he further commented: “It’s peculiar that a specific party is announcing an election date and asserting that elections will be conducted in February.