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Govt backtracks on what it said at the time of constitutional amendment: Bilawal Bhutto

Bilawal Bhutto said that ‘two systems cannot run in one country, he has asked the Chief Minister of Sindh to refer to the Chief Justice.’ (File Photo: Foreign Office)

Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has criticized the federal government and said that the government has gone back on what it said at the time of constitutional amendment.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, speaking informally to journalists at Bilawal House Karachi on Thursday, said that the Muslim League-N is violating the agreement with the People’s Party, it is not getting respect or politics from the federation. The government is going back on its words, there should be full consultation in the legislation.’
He said that ‘politics is for honor, there is no resentment in politics.’
“There is no question of displeasure with the government. I think there can be different ways of consensus. It was decided that the PSDP will be made through consultation. The method the government is adopting on the canals is not right.”
Bilawal Bhutto said that ‘worldwide the government follows the agreements with the partners, will see how the agreement was implemented?’

‘Separated from the Judicial Commission in protest’

According to the Chairman of Pakistan People’s Party, the Federation talked about equality at the time of constitution making. Left the Judicial Commission in protest, if I was in the Judicial Commission, I would have discussed the difference in the Constitution Bench.
If there were judges from rural Sindh in the Supreme Court, he would have talked about equality. We need equal representation in the highest institution of justice.’
Bilawal Bhutto said that ‘two systems cannot run in one country, he has asked the Chief Minister of Sindh to approach the Chief Justice.’

‘If the government had consulted on Internet and VPN, they would have explained’

He criticized the shutdown of VPN and slow internet speed in the country and said that we were not consulted regarding the shutdown of Internet and VPN.
He said that the decision-makers do not know about VPN. If the government consults on the issue of Internet and VPN, they would have explained.

Bilawal Bhutto said that ‘If the government had consulted on the issue of Internet and VPN, they would have explained it.’ (File Photo: X)
Bilawal Bhutto said that there was a time when roads, bridges and buildings were built, now is the age of internet speed.
They say that the government is providing 4G service, they lie about 4G internet. 3G internet service is being provided and now internet speed has been slowed down further.’

‘The relations between America and Pakistan are not good at all’

Chairman Pakistan People’s Party said regarding the results of the US presidential election that we take into account the interest of Pakistan, America has its own politics.
He said that we do not favor Republicans or Democrats in American politics.
According to Bilawal Bhutto, ‘Politics has personal relationships and I know Trump’s son-in-law and daughter. Bibi Shaheed was also invited for dinner by Trump. Asif Zardari knows Trump before he became president.
However, he said that personal relationships have limited importance in diplomacy.
Regarding the relations between Pakistan and America, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that the relations between the two countries are not good at all, the influence of geopolitics is more.
“Even when he was the foreign minister, relations with the United States were not very good.”

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