PDM divided, vision not clear, says Bilawal

Addressing a press conference in Charsadda, Bilawal said that PPP and ANP had resigned from the PDM themselves and don’t aim to return to the opposition alliance.

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto with ANP leaders in Wali Bagh told a joint press conference that Pakistan could play an important role in bringing peace to Afghanistan, however, the current government is not serious about foreign policy.

He said that “Young people are facing historic unemployment and the solution to all problems is clean and transparent elections.”

He thought that his entire family including him was struggling in Pakistan and Imran Khan and his government need to take NRO.

About the PDM, he said that there was a time for the head of the PDM, until the action plan is implemented, PPP will not be part of the PDM.

“The PDM is divided and its vision is unclear as no clarification was seen in yesterday's meeting.”

Bilawal Bhutto said that his party believes in democracy and the constitution. And resignation from PDM was the last point.

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Sunday said that every political party has its ideology and manifesto, therefore, they should be respected.

“We had given an action plan and after resignation, we did not think of going to PDM again.”

It seemed like the parties of the PDM are confused," said Bilawal. "Opposition parties should at least not get confused in the parliament."

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that both PPP and ANP are democratic parties and, they will try to solve the problems of the people together. And our character will be written in history.

"We have a family, political and ideological relationship with the ANP. When I came Wali Bagh, it feels like has come to my own home," he added.

A PPP delegation led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari reached Charsadda today to offer condolences on the demise of Begum Naseem Wali Khan.

Awami National Party Amir Haider Khan Hoti, Mian Iftikhar Hussain and Aimal Wali Khan received the PPP delegation.

The PPP delegation included Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, Nayyar Bukhari and Farkhatullah Babar.