Will pursue perpetrators if my vote rigged: Bilawal

LARKANA: Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has issued a stern warning, asserting that if his vote is rigged, he will pursue the perpetrators relentlessly, making them forget about Imran Khan.

Speaking at a public rally in Larkana, Bilawal expressed gratitude to the people of Larkana, emphasizing their enduring loyalty to his family.

Returning to his hometown after an extensive nationwide campaign, he underscored the significance of Larkana in national politics, stating that when Larkana produces a prime minister, it represents the backward classes, the workers, the small businessmen, and the entire Muslim Ummah. He said that Larkana also brings development and progress to Pakistan.

He urged the people to work hard and trust in Allah, and said that the old politicians had nothing to offer but hatred and division. He accused them of ruining the economy and resorting to sit-in politics.

He singled out Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz supremo Nawaz Sharif and said that he had tried to become Ameerul Momineen (leader of the faithful) after becoming the prime minister for the second time. He said that Nawaz Sharif was imposed on the country for the third time through a rigged election, and now he was acting as if he was already the prime minister.

He said that Nawaz Sharif would start the politics of revenge and victimization if he came to power again, and would complain about being ousted. He said that Nawaz Sharif’s condition was weak and he was losing his own seats. He said that Nawaz Sharif had not even held a rally in a city like Multan.

He also criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan, the leader and said that he was a selected prime minister and his government did not last even for three years. He said that he had told Imran Khan that he was selected and he would chase him if he tried to rig the elections.

He said that some people wanted to divide the country in the name of religion and sectarianism, and that they would arrest political opponents instead of solving people’s problems. He said that he had seen this movie three times before.

He said that he wanted fair and transparent elections, and that he would accept the outcome, whether he won or lost. He said that he wanted political stability, economic development, and the country to move forward. He appealed to the people to vote for his party and its symbol, the arrow.