Bilawal to address public meeting in Bannu

Chairman, Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is scheduled to visit Bannu town of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Saturday (March 24) where he will address a public meeting. According to party sources the PPP chief would hold meetings with office bearers, provincial level senior leaders belonging to different districts of southern districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and would also apprise himself of the reorganization process. Bilawal will also discuss issues pertaining to strengthening of PPP and develop consensus with local leadership on the preparations for next general elections.
The party has assigned duties to the local office bearers of the different wings for multiplying their efforts for bringing maximum number of people to the venue of public meeting as it was first-ever visit of the party chief and he should get a good impression. The organizing committee, consisting of the provincial leadership, has urged the local workers to form committees and start door to door visits in respective localities to mobilize masses for the scheduled public meeting. The PPP chairman will visit every division of the province and address public meetings to activate party workers by conveying them the PPP message for uplift of the masses and development of the country. Meanwhile, MPA Ziaullah Khan Afridi in a statement on Tuesday said that PPP's success in the Senate election was a new challenge for the rival political parties, especially for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, saying that PTI would face crushing defeat in the next general election in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. He said that the PTI government had miserably failed to deliver and that was why its activists were fast parting ways with it. He said the slogan of 'change' was nothing than a false claim which failed to build confidence of the masses during the period of past four years tenure of the provincial government. He also criticized Pakistan Muslim League-N for not taking interests to initiate mega uplift schemes in the province. He said that PML-N top priority was Punjab to get majority seats in the national assembly and the smaller federating units had no importance for Nawaz Sharif.