Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has expressed frustration with the Pakistan Muslim League-N, accusing the party of violating agreements and failing to provide PPP with respect in the federal government.
Addressing the media at Bilawal House in Karachi on Thursday, Bilawal stated that the issue was not about personal grievances but about honour and political integrity.
“Politics is about respect, not resentment. If the judiciary had representation from rural Sindh, we would have demanded equality,” he remarked, referring to Pakistan’s Supreme Court.
Bilawal highlighted the government’s failure to adhere to agreements, particularly during constitutional reforms, citing discrepancies in policy implementation.
“During the constitutional reform process, the government made promises but then backtracked, adopting different approaches for Sindh compared to the rest of the country,” he added.
The PPP leader also criticised the lack of consultation in key governance decisions, particularly the approval of projects like the canals under the Public Sector Development Programme.
