Bilawal lashed out at the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) during a public gathering in Larkana, ahead of the General Elections 2024. He criticized their politics of hatred, division, and victimization, and promised to eliminate it if his party comes to power.
He also took a dig at PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, stating that even if Sharif becomes the prime minister for the fourth time, he would still question why he was removed from power just six months later. Bilawal emphasized that efforts to impose Sharif for the fourth time are underway.
Bilawal urged people to vote for the PPP’s electoral symbol, the “Arrow,” and drive away the PML-N’s “Lion” in the upcoming General Elections on 8th February. He criticized old politicians for endangering the country with their personal enmity, and highlighted the severe economic crises facing Pakistan due to their ego-driven politics.
During his address in Dera Ismail Khan, Bilawal also promised an ‘agricultural revolution’ by providing direct aid to farmers through the Kisan Card and pledged to allocate the Rs15 billion subsidy from the elites for the welfare of the public.
Furthermore, he denounced the PML-N’s politics of division and assured the public that only his party could steer the country out of economic crises if elected to power.