Bilawal vows to make separate province for Saraiki People

MULTAN: PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari arrived here at 0200 pm. he  was warmly accorded by former Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani and other office bearers. Later Bilawal was taken to Gilani house in a big caravan amid tight security. Party officer bearers presented him bouquets.Later he moved to newly constructed bilawal house in Multan and inaugurated uit. Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani offered pray to Almighty for the solidarity and stability of Pakistan and betterment of PPP. Bilawal Bhutto left for Qadarpur Ran where he  said the PPP will make a new province in southern Punjab as the region has been denied its fair share of resources by those who rule from Raiwind.  "We will make a new province in southern Punjab if you [the people] are with me," said the PPP chairperson.Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto said on Saturday that after coming into power his party would turn southern Punjab into a new province.The PPP chairman was addressing workers in Multan, where he said that whenever it came to making southern Punjab into a new province, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz always opposed it.

Bilawal Bhutto said that the PPP will make cardiac hospitals in Multan and Muzaffargarh just as it has made in Sindh.

He said that the PPP has too many links with the city of Multan, adding that these links are historical and ideological.

Bilawal said that in future his political centre would be based in Multan and he would work for the betterment of the public.He added that the people of the region have been treated unfairly and almost no development has taken place in southern Punjab.
Bilawal also alleged that the budget for flora in Lahore is more than the budget of southern Punjab.
Bilawal criticised PML-N Chief Nawaz Sharif by questioning his ideology and asked what ideology does Nawaz follow. "Is it the ideology that he swore to defend while he was at Zia's grave?"

He further said that if the parliament has weakened, its due to the politics of Nawaz and his party.
The PPP chairperson also said Shehbaz Sharif, the incumbent chief minister of Punjab, is responsible for the conditions in Punjab, specifically southern Punjab.
"Shehbaz Sharif, you will have to pay for your corruption, you will be held accountable for the martyrs of Model Town, you will be held accountable for Multan Metro project and you will be held
Turning his criticism towards Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan, Bilawal referred to him as a "soldier of Maulana Sami-ul-Haq".
He also said that Imran should learn the etiquettes of politics, as the language used by PTI can only be "matched by those who did a sit-in at Faizabad".
Bilawal added that Imran's politics revolves around bringing back funds stolen from the country but he is surrounded by those who keep their funds abroad.
"Imran Khan, this will be my first election and it will be your last."
Agriculture friendly policies

Focusing on the issues facing the farmers of the region, Bilawal said if the PPP comes to power, there will be no GST on agriculture input.
He added that as part of his party's favourable policies towards farmers, the price of agriculture would be set before harvest and there would be an equal distribution of water.
"We want to further the agriculture agenda to better the lot of farmers," said Bilawal and added that the party has always supported farmers through its policies.
"We will not let Nawaz Sharif and Imran Khan ruin the agriculture industry of the country and we will introduce cooperative farming."
The people are getting poorer while power is concentrated in the hands of a few, said the PPP chairperson.
Praising the people of Multan, Bilawal said he can always count on the city to support PPP.
Speaking before his son and chairman of the party, PPP Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari said that it was due to Nawaz's policies that Musharraf came to power and it is due to his policies that there is a clash with the establishment.
"There is a limit to everything, Nawaz reached the limit and hence fell," said Zardari.