Hard talk: Bilawal vows to help Thar children

Bilawal also criticises the decision by Council of Islamic Ideology, allowing men to have more than one marriage.


News Desk/arshad Shaheen March 12, 2014
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. PHOTO: REUTERS



Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has vowed that he, along with his party workers, will donate their food to those affected by the drought in Tharparkar and will not rest until each and every person in the area is fed.


Bilawal said that his party will ensure that every child of the area receives healthcare. The PPP leader said that strict action will be taken against a person at any level if he is found negligent.  In statement posted on Twitter, Bilawal also criticised the decision by Council of Islamic Ideology, allowing men to have more than one marriage.


Taking a swipe at the council, he said its decisions are tantamount to draconian laws. He also said that Imran Khan’s apology on the Taliban’s affairs is unjustified. Tehreek-e-Insaf should not stay silent on Taliban’s threats.  Commenting on the drought, Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Memon said that people in Thar are in a crisis but the problem is not as big as it is being projected.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 12th, 2014.

COMMENTS (25)

Tahseen Khan | 10 years ago | Reply

I wanted to share this funny story with the readers, I don't know if its true or not, but , reveals the intellectual capacity Bilawal; the newly crowned head Of PPP.

Bilawal with his entrage goes into the Thar area for a photo ops., and is talking to old mal nutritioned person from thar. He spoke to the old man in "english" not in sindhi, not in Urdu in english !!!.

You draw your own conclusions.

Tahseen Khan | 10 years ago | Reply

@Khalid Butt: I cannot tell you what PPP gave Sindh, but I can tell you what PPP took away from Pakistan: 1. East Pakistan 2. Forgein investments 3. Private investments by Pakistanis- there are Valikas or Bawanis 4. Public education 5. Educated People 6. Pakistan's respect among other nations

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