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PPP presented people friendly manifesto: Gilani

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Former Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani said that Pakistan People’s Party presented masses-friendly manifesto to resolve issues at the gross root level. While addressing party workers, Gilani remarked that PPP ensured record development projects in south Punjab. He added if PPP voted to power, it would initiate and complete some other mega projects in the region.

Gilani observed that he took various initiatives for the uplift of the region. For the matchless progress of the region, the establishment of a province was of vital importance. When the region has its own province, then it would have representation in the Senate also. Similarly, new job opportunities would also emerge, he hinted. Gilani hoped that people would cast in favour of PPP in the elections.

Meanwhile, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has claimed that after “exclusion” of the PTI, the election contest is now between traditional political rivals the PPP and the PML-N. “Now that there is no Bat, the contest will be between the Arrow and the Lion,” Bilawal said while addressing a large public meeting at Mumtaz ground in Sindh’s Khairpur district on Sunday evening.

Traditionally, the PTI has used the election symbol ‘Bat,’ while the PPP and the PML-N have used ‘Arrow’ and ‘Lion’ respectively.

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