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Bilawal steps up consultations amid focus on Sindh govt performance

KARACHI: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has stepped up his political engagements and consultations with the party leadership following his return to the country after a stay abroad, holding a series of meetings at Bilawal House to discuss the political situation, parliamentary affairs and the performance of the Sindh government. At Bilawal House, the PPP chairman…

Bilawal steps up consultations amid focus on Sindh govt performance

KARACHI: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has been intensifying his political activities and consultations with the party hierarchy since his return from overseas, according to a statement issued by Bilawal House. Bilawal met with senior party figures and provincial government members at his residence, focusing on the political climate, legislative proceedings, and the performance of the Sindh government.

During Bilawal's meetings, he discussed the current political landscape with Khursheed Shah, exchanged views on legislative matters with Naveed Qamar, received updates on public transport projects with Sharjeel Memon, and assessed the local government's performance with Nasir Shah. Additionally, he addressed political developments in Sukkur and Pano Aqil with PPP leader Zairak Shah.

This series of meetings follows Bilawal's recent return to the country after a period abroad, during which he held separate discussions with PPP Punjab President Raja Pervez Ashraf and PPP Azad Jammu and Kashmir President Chaudhry Yasin. The flurry of meetings highlights the party leadership's focus on both party affairs and the effectiveness of their government in Sindh, particularly concerning public transport and local government services.

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