Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari has promised to fight for the rights of women, the elderly and the destitute.

At a rally in Sanghar, she urged people to vote for PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in the upcoming general elections. Aseefa vowed that if elected, Bilawal would improve the living standard of the people.

“He will speak for you. He will work for you. He will fight for you,” she promised.

She said the PPP would end poverty in the country, build three million houses and provide 300 free units of electricity.

“The vote is your strength and when you use that strength correctly we will make Pakistan stronger. Together, nothing can stop us,” Aseefa added.

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