Bilawal thanks people of Karachi for overwhelming support

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed gratitude to the people of Karachi for their overwhelming participation in his procession on Monday.

In a post on X, he conveyed his appreciation, stating, "Thank you, Karachi, the city of my birth and the city I call home! For over 12 hours, the people came out in large numbers, making their voices heard."

Emphasizing the PPP's independent stance, Bilawal explicitly declared that the party would not engage in electoral alliances with any other political entity, affirming their commitment to contesting the upcoming general elections on their own.

Throughout his speeches, the PPP chairman criticized his rival, PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, particularly targeting their economic policies both in the past and during the 16-month rule of the PDM government.

Acknowledging the rejection of divisive politics, Bilawal asserted that they have rejected the politics of hate and division.

Together, we will restore Karachi to its former glory. And collectively, we will work towards building an equitable, peaceful, progressive, and prosperous Pakistan." The chairman's words underscored his vision for a united and thriving nation.