Bilawal vows to change Karachi’s fortune in five years if elected | The Express Tribune

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Monday stated that if the people of Karachi elected PPP candidates from at least 20 National Assembly seats, the city’s landscape will change within five years.

The Pakistan’s financial capital 22 and 47 national and provincial assembly seats, respectively.

As part of his electoral campaign, Bilawal addressed the public in various areas of Karachi today, delivering speeches in the form of rallies.

Speaking at a gathering in Keamari’s PT Ground, he expressed his vision for the city, emphasising the potential changes that could occur if the people choose PPP representatives.

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“If the people of Karachi elect my representatives, then like local government, the provincial government will also be in our hands, and with your votes, even the federal government will be in our hands,” Bilawal declared during his speech.

“Give 20 [NA] seats to PPP, and then within five years, we will change Karachi. We will form our government at the federal level and work on historic projects in Karachi. This city will be given representation as it deserves.”

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Bilawal assured that the provincial cabinet of Sindh would grant Karachi its due rights, and together, they would serve the city. He urged the residents of the city to be aware and not vote for those who seek to divide and spread hatred based on religion or language.

The PPP chairman remarked that on February 8th, people should vote against all elements that indulge in politics of hatred and violence. He expressed confidence that their elected representatives would work in the city, providing opportunities for progress and ensuring equal opportunities for women.

“My and my mother’s birth took place in Karachi. This city is like my home, and serving Karachi means serving my home. I will serve my home in the best possible way, and I will instruct your representatives to stand by you in every joy and sorrow,” Bilawal concluded.