Congratulations Pakistanis, A New Leader on the Horizon. New Hope of Pakistan
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malik1c
Senator (1k+ posts)
PPP has lost its ideology and its visionary leadership , leaders become leaders by enduring hardships. Bill wont last one day in opposition, Nawaaz Sharif ran to Jeddah and Musharif and Altaf are in UK, Asfand yar wali in US. Real leader of the country is on the streets with its people everyday, The one and only Imran Khan
seven chors and loters three has gone 4 left they will soon go want gone as their forfathers we have no good duwas for them whos kills 45000 pakistanis under theirs govt. there are munafics doing what india says uk , usa says they have no their own minds just bodies. and enver has any shame too.
Mr Justice
Minister (2k+ posts)
Freakin Paid Article......Their masters (US, UK, Arabs) are trying their A@SS hard to bring these puppets back into power the take the rest of the country and nation as a whole to ruins.......
gazoomartian
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
I agree. I love that young lady, I heard her speech saying 'love for Pakistan'. I appreciated that very much
UKPakistani
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Find what she said about the IMF and its last head :)
hiddenfact
Councller (250+ posts)
haan zor zabardasti se aa jaye woh alag baat hai warna koi chance nahin
gazoomartian
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
UKPakistani
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
2013 Election importan because of Launching Bilawal /He is eager to join 2007 partners again
[h=1]Launching Bilawal Bhutto[/h] From the Newspaper | Khawar Ghumman | 1 day ago
http://urdu.dawn.com/2012/11/23/launching-bilawal-bhutto-2/
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PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Photo by Reuters/File
Its been three decades since Zulfikar Ali Bhutto created the hype around his persona and politics, and lasting it has certainly proven to be.
Today, his children and their off-springs might have moved away from each other, but efforts are in full swing to retain and cash in on the Bhutto name in the upcoming elections.
In conversations with Dawn, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) stalwarts confided that even though Bilawal Bhutto Zardari would turn 25 in September next year the minimum age to contest elections in the country his father President Asif Ali Zardari is intent on launching his sons formal political career by May when general elections would be held.
A sitting PPP member of the National Assembly from Sindh claimed that just like it is unimaginable for the Congress in India to go into elections without a Gandhi leading its campaign, it is unthinkable for PPP leaders to disassociate themselves from the Bhuttos.
Whether somebody likes it or not, Bilawal, Asifa and Bakhtawar are the face of the party. The PPP is synonymous with the Bhuttos, and after the untimely death of their mother, they have to don this mantle for the partys cause, he tried to rationalise the dynastic politics at play.
Its an association that not even President Zardari can challenge. A Bhutto addressing an election rally always creates an extra amount of energy among voters, which the party cannot afford to lose with elections round the corner, he pointed out.
He added: Since Bakhtawar, 22, doesnt take much interest in politics, and Asifa, 19, is too young to address public rallies, the PPP is left with no choice but to field Bilawal in active politics. The sisters will be making appearances in the run-up to the general elections.
Indeed, a dedicated group of party leaders is actively involved in grooming Bilawal, and brief him on party affairs regularly.
Their job is made easier by the fact that over the last year or so, Bilawal himself has started taking interest in politics.
Insiders told this scribe that the speech that Bilawal delivered on Tuesday to a group of students invited to the Presidency under the programme titled Pakistan: Leaders of Tomorrow had more thought put into it than realised by people.
Do you really think it was just an off-the-cuff speech, remarked the PPP source, It was a 4,000 plus words speech that highlighted every single issue of the country both on the domestic and international level. This series of public interactions to selected students from universities all over the country is the launch of his political life.Indeed, Bilawal talked about the countrys on-going fight against militancy, PPPs so-called achievements over the last four years and his willingness to work with Nawaz Sharif, Imran Khan, Jamaat-i-Islami, and any other political force willing to participate in the election.
And quite expectedly, he brought in his late mother Benazir Bhuttos resolve and vision for the betterment of the country, and repeatedly drew parallels between his mothers struggle for a liberal and educated Pakistan with Malala Yousafzai, a young girl shot by the Taliban for advocating girls education.
Another parliamentarian told Dawn said that familial links have deep roots in Pakistani politics and will stay for a long time to come which will not give new people a chance to come in and prove their mettle.
Can the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz contest elections without the Sharif brothers as the partys premier candidates, or can someone else besides Asfandyar Wali Khan lead the Awami National Party? the PPP leader went on, I cant predict the future, how these political parties will play out 10 to 20 years down the road in the country, but for the moment, it is all about families and their iron fist on their respective parties.
These families do not want to share anything with people sitting around them, he concluded.
[h=1]Launching Bilawal Bhutto[/h] From the Newspaper | Khawar Ghumman | 1 day ago
http://urdu.dawn.com/2012/11/23/launching-bilawal-bhutto-2/
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Photo by Reuters/FileIts been three decades since Zulfikar Ali Bhutto created the hype around his persona and politics, and lasting it has certainly proven to be.
Today, his children and their off-springs might have moved away from each other, but efforts are in full swing to retain and cash in on the Bhutto name in the upcoming elections.
In conversations with Dawn, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) stalwarts confided that even though Bilawal Bhutto Zardari would turn 25 in September next year the minimum age to contest elections in the country his father President Asif Ali Zardari is intent on launching his sons formal political career by May when general elections would be held.
A sitting PPP member of the National Assembly from Sindh claimed that just like it is unimaginable for the Congress in India to go into elections without a Gandhi leading its campaign, it is unthinkable for PPP leaders to disassociate themselves from the Bhuttos.
Whether somebody likes it or not, Bilawal, Asifa and Bakhtawar are the face of the party. The PPP is synonymous with the Bhuttos, and after the untimely death of their mother, they have to don this mantle for the partys cause, he tried to rationalise the dynastic politics at play.
Its an association that not even President Zardari can challenge. A Bhutto addressing an election rally always creates an extra amount of energy among voters, which the party cannot afford to lose with elections round the corner, he pointed out.
He added: Since Bakhtawar, 22, doesnt take much interest in politics, and Asifa, 19, is too young to address public rallies, the PPP is left with no choice but to field Bilawal in active politics. The sisters will be making appearances in the run-up to the general elections.
Indeed, a dedicated group of party leaders is actively involved in grooming Bilawal, and brief him on party affairs regularly.
Their job is made easier by the fact that over the last year or so, Bilawal himself has started taking interest in politics.
Insiders told this scribe that the speech that Bilawal delivered on Tuesday to a group of students invited to the Presidency under the programme titled Pakistan: Leaders of Tomorrow had more thought put into it than realised by people.
Do you really think it was just an off-the-cuff speech, remarked the PPP source, It was a 4,000 plus words speech that highlighted every single issue of the country both on the domestic and international level. This series of public interactions to selected students from universities all over the country is the launch of his political life.Indeed, Bilawal talked about the countrys on-going fight against militancy, PPPs so-called achievements over the last four years and his willingness to work with Nawaz Sharif, Imran Khan, Jamaat-i-Islami, and any other political force willing to participate in the election.
And quite expectedly, he brought in his late mother Benazir Bhuttos resolve and vision for the betterment of the country, and repeatedly drew parallels between his mothers struggle for a liberal and educated Pakistan with Malala Yousafzai, a young girl shot by the Taliban for advocating girls education.
Another parliamentarian told Dawn said that familial links have deep roots in Pakistani politics and will stay for a long time to come which will not give new people a chance to come in and prove their mettle.
Can the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz contest elections without the Sharif brothers as the partys premier candidates, or can someone else besides Asfandyar Wali Khan lead the Awami National Party? the PPP leader went on, I cant predict the future, how these political parties will play out 10 to 20 years down the road in the country, but for the moment, it is all about families and their iron fist on their respective parties.
These families do not want to share anything with people sitting around them, he concluded.
zaheer_meo
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
my PONKA to this new leader
