Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari intensified his criticism of the Pakistan Muslim League-N on Thursday, accusing them of relying on external support to gain power.
Addressing party workers during a rally in Gujrat on Thursday, Bilawal suggested that the PML-N, represented by the electoral symbol of a lion, is hesitant to take the initiative and is depending on others for political success.
“There is a reason Sher [PML-N election symbol] is not going on a hunt and relying on others to hunt for him,” Bilawal remarked, emphasising his viewpoint on the opposition party’s approach to the upcoming general elections scheduled for February 8.
Bilawal claimed that only the PPP was actively engaged in electioneering, contrasting it with other parties allegedly delegating the responsibility to external forces.
Bilawal criticised a party for not publicly revealing its manifesto and seeking votes without a clear agenda.
“What kind of democracy is this where a party does not have a manifesto? Those who want to make their candidate the prime minister for the fourth time are saying they do not have a manifesto,” Bilawal stated.
