PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto’s Stand on Government Formation

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto expressed his perspective on the delayed government formation process, highlighting the Perceived lack of seriousness within the dialogue committee. He emphasised his intention to support the Prime Minister candidate from PML-N but on his own terms. Speaking outside the Supreme Court he cautioned against a potential deadlock if parties remained inflexible in their positions.

Bilawal Bhutto Refrained from Directly naming any party or individual but underscored the Necessity for a change in stance to advance discussions. He reiterated PPP’s commitment to their position and insisted on maintaining it, asserting that negotiations could only Progress if other Parties showed willingness to Compromise.

Addressing concerns about the Legitimacy of the general Elections Bilawal noted the passage of over 10 days since polling day and the absence of constructive dialogue. While acknowledging PTI’s emergence as the largest single Party, he Criticized their refusal to engage in discussions with other Parties. Bilawal affirmed PPP’s readiness to Negotiate with any Party willing to approach them, albeit with Conditions.

Asserting his stance on Supporting PML-N’s Prime Minister Candidate Bilawal Emphasised that his Vote would be contingent upon meeting his terms, rather than Blindly aligning with PML-N’s demands. He Suggested that the Prolonged Government formation Process was detrimental not only to his Party but also to Democracy in Pakistan.


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Highlighting the ongoing Deliberations between PPP and PML-N, Bilawal Conveyed that while discussions had taken Place, no Conclusive agreement had been Reached. The Parties aimed to finalize a power-sharing arrangement and move forward with the formation of a Coalition Government.

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In Conclusion the article Emphasized the Persistent uncertainty surrounding Pakistan’s Political landscape with no single Party securing a clear majority. Efforts were underway to build alliances and Secure the requisite number of Seats to form a stable Government.