Bilawal welcomes Zehri, Qadir Baloch and others to the party

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari officially welcomed former PML-N leader Nawab Sanaullah Zehri and retired Lieutenant General Abdul Qadir Baloch and others to join the PPP on Sunday.

Speaking at a rally in Quetta, Bilawal said that the new members will help the PPP become stronger and win the next election.

“The way you join the party, we will give each other strength, work hard and fight side by side,” he told new party members. “In the upcoming general elections-across the country, especially in Balochistan-we will establish a PPP government and elect a chief minister of Giara, and find solutions to Balochistan’s problems.”

Bilawal stated that as Zeheri and Balochistan become part of the PPP, it will now cover every region and region in Balochistan. If the locals support it, then “there is no force in the world to stop us. path of”.

He mentioned the names of other people who have also joined the PPP-former governor Nawab Mohammad Khan Shahwani (National Party) and former minister’s retired colonel Younis Changizi (PML-Q)-and thanked them for doing so, saying they will become ” Our strength”.

In his speech to the new members, Bilawal said that the BJP is not only a political party, but a family. We do politics to respect and will respect each other and the people of Balochistan. We will be in the next few days. .”

Zehri and Baloch withdrew from PML-N with their supporters in November 2020 because they were not invited to participate in a public meeting organized by the opposition alliance Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) on December 25.

They also reacted strongly to the speech made by the Chief of Staff of the Army and the head of the intelligence service of the three services at the PDM rally in Gujranwala by the top leader of PML-N, Nawaz Sharif.

Baloch said at a meeting held on June 15: “We have consulted our people and like-minded political and tribal friends, and with their consent, we have decided to join the PPP at the invitation of the party leadership.”

Zehri said via a video link: “We don’t make decisions in a closed living room. We make decisions after consulting our employees and connected friends.”