Speaking to the media in Karachi, PPP’s Shazia Marri said the party wanted “justice for the voters”.

She stated that there were many “injustices” done in Karachi during the Feb 8 polls. “All these things are in front of us but that does not mean we will go towards chaos or promote hatred […] PPP has a positive thinking […] we want political and economic stability in the country.”

She further said that the party wanted Parliament to be functional and would ask the next government to implement its 10-point manifesto.

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