Will end the politics of division, hate and gossip: Bilawal Bhutto

Chairman of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto has said that People’s Party can solve the problems and problems of Pakistani people. The problems will be solved if we end the politics of division, hate and abuse.

Bilawal Bhutto while addressing a function at Bakhtawar Medical College in Nawabshah said that Pakistan is currently suffering from severe economic crisis. The country has historical inflation, unemployment and poverty. If the country is to be taken out of the economic crisis, then the leader must follow the ideology of the people.

The PP chairman said that the leader of the people had given the ideology of bread, cloth and housing and the need for it was never in the past as much as it is today. PP has come up with a pro-poor manifesto which aims to provide facilities to the poor. This revolution which started from Sindh will spread throughout the country.

Bilawal said that the old politicians appearing on TV are the past and you young people are the future of Pakistan. We will work hard together and contribute to the development of the country. I want to share with you a map and a plan that we can solve the sufferings and problems of the people of Pakistan. The problems will be solved if we end the politics of division, hate and abuse.

He said that electricity has become very expensive, we will provide cheap electricity to people through solar. Salaries will increase. Will provide facilities to the farmers. Hari Card and Youth Card will be brought. Youth will be trained and financially supported. It will bring revolutionary changes in development maps, irrigation systems and infrastructure. Plan to deal with climate change. We will set up green energy plant along with public private partnership.

Bilawal said that you must be thinking where this money will come from. Our Babu from Islamabad also says that there is no money. I say that 17 ministries in our federation should have been abolished after the 18th amendment but they were not. These ministries still spend 300 billion rupees annually. We will eliminate these 17 ministries. The government gives a subsidy of one and a half thousand billion rupees to the elite.