Bilawal puts forth Murad Ali Shah's name as Sindh chief minister

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Bilawal Bhutto has confirmed that the party is set to rule in Sindh and put forth Syed Murad Ali Shah's name as their chosen candidate for the post of chief minister.

Regarding the party's role at the centre, he said that "PPP will play its role as an opposition in the parliament setting an example for others on how opposition [politics] is done."

Rejecting the election results, the PPP chairman said: "Free and fair elections are every Pakistani’s right and on that front we are not willing to compromise" adding that PPP will take the matter forward in the parliament.

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