Pakistan People’s Party must up their game

The 2018 general elections are very close.

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On December 27, 2007, Pakistan lost a great leader, Benazir Bhutto, in an assassination. About four decades ago, Pakistan lost Zulifqar Ali Bhutto, leader and founder of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP). Till today, around 500-1000 people visit their mausoleums in Sindh, everyday.

However, the party lost election in 2013. Only the Sindh province voted PPP to power. Now PPP is based only in Sindh, which shows decline of people’s interest in party due to rampant corruption allegations. Unfortunately, the party is facing multiple issues in Sindh too, due to the apathy of the leaders towards its public.

The party went from left to right and now extreme right. Now, no one knows who is at the helm of affairs.

The new leader, Bilawal Bhutto lacks experience and decision making skills. He needs a proper think tank within and outside the party, to guide him honestly. Bilawal can re-establish PPP if he works hard.

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