Bilawal Bhutto’s maiden speech in National Assembly

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan People’s Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has criticized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz for ruckus in the National Assembly during election of 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan.

In his maiden speech in the National Assembly, Bilawal said, “Two major parties (PML-N and PTI) in the National Assembly disappointed the nation with their uproar.”

“This House is Supreme and mother of all institution, we have not learnt from the past,” Bilawal said.

“I am proud to be elected member of this prestigious house,”

Bilawal hoped the Speaker NA Asad Qaisar will run the house taking all parties along.

Bilawal also congratulated Imran Khan on being elected as prime minister and hoped Khan will bury the politics of hatred as he is not the premier of any particular party but that of entire Pakistan.

He asked Imran Khan to fulfill his promise of rooting out corruption, resolving water crisis and providing one billion jobs and 5 million houses to the people during his tenure.

Decrying rigging in the maiden speech, Bilawal said despite reservations, PPP decided to be part of democratic process.

PPP Chairman paid tribute to the martyrs who laid their lives in the attacks during the time of General Election 2018.