Bilawal threatens long march after Dec 27 'deadline'

LAHORE: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Tuesday threatened to start a long march if the federal government fails to act on his four-point agenda after December 27, ARY News reported.

In a hard-hitting speech in the provincial capital, Bilawal claimed that PPP is in Punjab for a “democratic occupation” and to remind Sharifs (Nawaz and Shahbaz) that people are wary of their policies and it is their  “last turn in power”.

“If Sindh, Balochistan, South Punjab, Central Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa support me, we will say good bye to Nawaz Sharif,” said Bilawal.

About the Panama Scandal, Bilawal maintained that all heads of states and politicians named in the Panama papers were held accountable but “Nawaz Sharif is hiding behind Qatari prince’s letter”.

The PPP supremo claimed that the PM is trapped in the case and next year he will be “either in Saudi Arabia or in prison”.

Bilawal Bhutto had kept four demands before the federal government which include appointment of a foreign minister, passage of the Panama Papers inquiry bill in National Assembly, reinstatement of  the standing committee on terrorism, and implementation of  the recommendations provided by the party in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.