Bilawal to lead PPP as soon as he turns 25 this year: Durrani

President Zardari was co-chairperson of Pakistan Peoples Party and would lead the party after completing his tenure.


Our Correspondent August 13, 2013
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari would officially take the reins of the party after he turned 25 this year. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE

SUKKUR:


The provincial assembly speaker, Agha Siraj Durrani, has said that a unanimous resolution should be passed in the provincial assembly against Indian aggression at the Line of Control.


Speaking to media at Sukkur, Durrani said that, “We are all Pakistani and must jointly condemn this act of aggression by India.”

He said that President Zardari was the co-chairperson of the Pakistan Peoples Party and would lead the party after completing his tenure as the President.

He added, however, that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari would officially take the reins of the party after he turned 25 this year.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 14th, 2013.

COMMENTS (3)

Karachiwala | 10 years ago | Reply

Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, a berkley gradute. BB harvard/oxford, now bilawal is from Cambridge. I wonder if they have open any english medium school in Larkana, rutto dero or in ghari khuda buksh. The whole sindh Province is turned into desert- except Karachi and hyderabad. where people use private school and hospitals..because the govt provided ones are crowded by people from rural areas- who love to die for bhutto- but never ask why the hospital for nawabshah, dadu, badin, sukkur, jaccobbabad and khairpur is ON PAPER only.. where do you spend that budget that you allocate for them...no teachers, no doctors ONLY sardars..thats the fate of sindh, and its very unfortunate. a 25 year old- who never read Pakistan studies, or have walked the walk of a Pakistani would become a head of major party and eventually would become a prime minister of Pakistan.

What had i have done? maybe just that i support MQM!!! so let it be...we will keep supporting MQM!!!!

vaticancity | 10 years ago | Reply

He looks older than 25 though, most pakistanis lie about their real age anyway. The point is can he read and speak Urdu properly now?

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