"Na Khapay, Na Khapay.. Mian Sahab na Khapay," Bilawal at Shikarpur rally

Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Friday he will address the problems if the masses give him a majority in his party.

Addressing the public gathering in Shikarpur, the former foreign minister expressed optimism that the PPP will receive a significant vote. Commenting on the alleged attempts to make Nawaz Sharif, prime minister for the fourth time, Bilawal said the people of Sindh would not accept it.

"Na Khapay, na Khapay, Mian sahab, na khapay," Bilawal said

He said, "The PPP does not believe in the politics of hatred. The politics had been converted into personal enmity, which harmed the country."

"I will end poverty if I become premier. The masses know that the country is suffering hardships," he said. He appealed people of Shikarpur to vote for PPP candidates on February 8. 

Few days back, Bhutto-Zardari said that he was ready to confront the country’s myriad challenges.

Addressing the public gathering in Lahore, the former foreign minister said, ‘’The PPP will contest the elections with verve and clinch victory. I want to bury the politics revolving around vendettas. I do not want to see any of the workers facing vendetta.’’