Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari claimed that if free and fair elections were held in Pakistan, his party would win in all four provinces as well as at the Centre.
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Bilawal made the remarks while addressing a public rally in Charhoi, Kotli district, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), during the PPP’s campaign for a by-election in the region in October 2021.
He also criticised the then Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, claiming that 16,000 government employees in AJK had lost their jobs during its tenure.
Bilawal held then-prime minister Imran Khan responsible for the situation and criticised the government’s economic and employment policies.
The PPP chairman said his party was ready for what he described as the “final war” against the government and vowed to continue its political struggle.
He also described the federal and Punjab governments as “puppet governments” and claimed that a similar government had been established in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Bilawal criticised the government’s performance and said the PPP would hold the authorities accountable for what he described as failures to fulfil promises made to the people.
He also questioned the PTI government’s earlier promises regarding employment and housing, saying the people were facing increasing economic difficulties.
The remarks came during the PPP’s political campaign in AJK, where the party was seeking support for its candidate in the LA-12 Kotli-V by-election.
