- Bilawal predicts PPP victory in AJK.
- Sanaullah rejects criticism of Asif.
- PPP renews fact fee demand.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah warned on Sunday that Pakistan Peoples Social gathering (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s current remarks might worsen the political state of affairs, calling his feedback inappropriate.
Talking on Geo Information programme ‘Jirga’, Sanaullah mentioned Bilawal’s remarks about Defence Minister Khawaja Asif mirrored an inappropriate angle.
He urged the PPP chairman to talk “as a nationwide chief fairly than selling hatred for votes”. The senior politician additionally mentioned the PML-N had by no means had a convention of expelling social gathering members “with a kick”.
Referring to the state of affairs in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Sanaullah mentioned the AJK prime minister had declared the Joint Motion Committee a banned organisation and that the federal authorities supported the choice.
He claimed Bilawal gave the impression to be opposing that call by way of his remarks. He additionally mentioned the federal government had neither registered an FIR in opposition to Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman nor wished to lengthen the matter.
Addressing an election rally in Kotli, Bilawal challenged the PML-N, saying it might undergo a historic defeat within the upcoming AJK elections and that solely the PPP would type the subsequent authorities.
He mentioned Kashmir’s future was “not in anybody’s pocket however within the palms of the Kashmiri individuals”, including that the individuals of Kashmir alone would determine their future.
Bilawal criticised ministers of the PML-N, alleging they have been harming Kashmiris, and mentioned that till Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif responded to Defence Minister Asif’s assertion, he would contemplate it the federal authorities’s coverage.
Bilawal reiterated his demand for a fact and reconciliation fee on the state of affairs in AJK and urged the federal government to revive web companies.
He mentioned no response had but been acquired from stakeholders concerning the proposal and requested the federal government to recommend an alternate resolution if the fee couldn’t be established.
