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Internal Party Meeting Insights
In a recent meeting held at Bilawal House in Lahore, critical Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leaders convened to discuss the pressing issues. Insider sources have revealed significant details from this gathering.
Lack of Confidence in Leadership
During his address, President Zardari expressed his need for more confidence in his son Bilawal Bhutto’s leadership. He admitted observing the party’s stagnation over the past decade and stating that the organizational structures were ineffective. Zardari declared his intention to take direct control of the party’s operations, asserting his knowledge of the ongoing activities and his readiness to lead both in Islamabad and Lahore.
Critique of Party and Government Performance
President Zardari was critical of the current PPP leadership in Punjab, accusing them of being preoccupied with internal power struggles instead of working collaboratively. He also criticized the government’s reliance on IMF loans, suggesting continuous borrowing only burdens the public. Zardari urged the government to negotiate directly with the IMF, advocating for face-to-face discussions to address the financial crisis.
Call for Active Participation and Youth Involvement
Zardari emphasized the need for active participation from all party members, stating that they should prepare for extensive work. He highlighted the importance of giving opportunities to the youth within the party, arguing that the future of PPP lies in positive youth-led politics. Zardari stressed that personal interests should be set aside to allow new leaders to emerge, reiterating that PPP has historically produced the best political leaders and that his guidance has always been towards constructive politics.
Organizational Reforms and Political Strategy
President Zardari called for a comprehensive report on the party’s reorganization, insisting on immediate completion and action. He criticized the “drawing-room politics” trend and urged party leaders to engage more with the public. In response to grievances aired by senior PPP leaders regarding the behavior of PML-N leaders, Zardari acknowledged the disrespect shown towards the presidential office and constitutional roles by those advocating for the sanctity of the vote.
PPP Leadership Meeting and Dinner
Earlier, President Zardari chaired a PPP Punjab ticket holders and organizational officials meeting at Bilawal House. The governor of Punjab, Saleem Haider Khan, and other party leaders attended the meeting. Zardari recounted how the PPP government had once re-hoisted the national flag in Swat, demonstrating its commitment to national integrity. Ticket holders and party leaders.
