PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said that the PPP’s opponents rely on politics centered around “violence, hate, and division.”

Speaking at a rally in Hyderabad, he highlighted the tendency of certain parties to exploit religious or ethnic differences among voters.

Bilawal underscored the PPP’s commitment to eradicating the politics of animosity and concentrating on resolving the genuine issues confronting the masses.

PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari addresses party rally in Hyderabad. — Screengrab
PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari addresses party rally in Hyderabad. — Screengrab

Opinion

Editorial

Quid pro quo
Updated 26 Jul, 2026

Quid pro quo

Accepting Israel would mean legitimising its violence against the Palestinians, as well as its neighbouring Arab states and Iran.
AI in government
26 Jul, 2026

AI in government

THE Prime Minister’s Office has announced the introduction of an AI-powered digital system and directed ministries...
Cautious optimism
26 Jul, 2026

Cautious optimism

THE latest polio surveillance figures offer some encouraging news regarding the difficult fight against polio. The...
Rampant lawlessness
Updated 25 Jul, 2026

Rampant lawlessness

THE brutal slaying of a judge and his guard in Mastung is the latest in a series of blood-drenched events that have...
Daily fuel pricing
25 Jul, 2026

Daily fuel pricing

THE government’s move to daily petroleum price adjustments should make fuel pricing more transparent and more...
The drug problem
25 Jul, 2026

The drug problem

WHILE Islamabad Police chase low-level peddlers, the capital’s kingpins have quietly taken their operations ...