Bilawal Bhutto advises 70-year-politicians to stay in mosque and pray

PESHAWAR (92 News) - PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto on Saturday advised the 70-year-politicians to stay at home, adding that they should sit in mosque and pray for betterment of the country.

Addressing the workers' convention in Peshawar, he said that the PPP had no rival except inflation and unemployment. "We want to save the people from the tsunami of inflation. An imposed leader told the nation that U-turn is a sign of a leader. Those claiming of bringing a change in the country brought destruction," he added.

The PPP chairman said that the people also know well about those chanting 'vote ko izzat do', service and governance who have become the 'Mehangai' (inflation) League.

He said that the PPP was not awarded a level playing field in any election. "The PPP has devised a policy for public interests. People today want Bhuttoism whose objective is to serve the people," he added.