Former president says to set up tents in Lahore and sit there to protest against federal government


Karachi: Former president and Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari on Thursday announced to launch a protest campaign against the PTI government.
Addressing the party workers at Tando Allah Yar in Sindh, the PPP co-chairman said that time has come to send the PTI government home, adding that he was going to launch a protest campaign against the government, and for that Lahore would be his base camp.
Zardari said the PPP-led Sindh government and the federation had some thorny issues that would persist in the future. “They will continue to serve the masses under the leadership of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Aseefa Bhutto,” he maintained.
He further said that he has given a constitution to this country and these forces will be defeated by the power of the people. “For the late Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (ZAB), resolution of people’s problems had always been a top priority,” he recalled.
Earlier, PPP Co-Chairman Zardari reached Tando Allah Yar to meet his close aide and friend.
Asif Zardari who stayed overnight in Nawabshah city reached Tando Allah yar today to visit the house of his friend Ghulam Qadir Marri at village Darya Khan Marri. He will stay in Tando Allah Yar for three days.

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