Bilawal renews call for ‘Truth and Reconciliation Commission’ in AJK

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has renewed his demand for the establishment of an independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission, saying it is essential to address the ongoing crisis in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

Bilawal made the remarks in a video message on Sunday, stating that he had repeatedly called for the creation of the commission but had so far received no positive response to the proposal.

Addressing voters in Mirpur, Bilawal appealed for public support, saying he needed their help to advance the initiative. He said the proposed commission would help relieve the everyday difficulties faced by the people of Kashmir.

The PPP chairman said every public complaint should be heard through the commission and that every affected family deserved justice. He maintained that the body would provide an impartial mechanism to address grievances and promote reconciliation.

Bilawal also urged voters to support the PPP in the elections on 27 July, calling on them to cast their ballots in favour of the party and give it a strong public mandate.