'Selected' PM wants fascism in country: Bilawal

Chairman, Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said that selected prime minister wanted fascism in the country.
Addressing a public meeting at Munda, district Dir Lower on Monday, Bilawal said that today everyone was worried due to the government's wrong policies and incompetence, adding that even the selectors were worried. "We are fighting against selected prime minister," he said.
Bilawal said that there could be no compromise on the 1973 constitution and 18th Amendment. He said the government wanted to usurp the rights of the provinces. He said that there could be no compromise on democracy and 18th Constitutional Amendment.
He said that the selected and rigged government passed the anti-poor budget through rigging. "The MNAs from tribal areas were not allowed to take part in the budget," he said. "Despite my requests, the speaker did not issue production orders of the young MNAs from tribal districts," he said.
He strongly opposed deployment of the army inside the polling stations in tribal districts to avoid making the country's institution controversial. "When dictators Zia and Musharraf did not deploy army inside polling stations, then why for Imran Khan," he questioned.
He said that the PTI candidates were running election campaign, but the candidates of other parties were being harassed in the name of section 144.
Bilawal said that the massive attendance in the public meeting is solemnizing that Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is alive. He said that only those remain alive in the hearts of the people that have love with them.
The Chairman PPP said that Imran Khan was talking of the provision of justice, but today he is doing the politics of revenge and was talking of the uplift of the people, but had plunged the country into economic crisis.
He recalled that Imran Khan was preferring to commit suicide than seeking financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but had mortgaged economy with them. He said that those talking of the independence of the media are imposing restrictions on it.