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PPP proposes Asif Zardari’s name for office of President

PPP proposes Asif Zardari’s name for office of President

Web Desk January 25, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

LAHORE:  Chairman Pakistan People's Party(PPP) and former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto proposed to make Asif Zardari the President of Pakistan.

Pakistan People's Party has started considering nominating Asif Zardari as the next President of Pakistan.

In this regard, Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto put forward the proposal of making Asif Zardari the President of Pakistan.

Bilawal Bhutto said, “We should learn from the experience of Asif Zardari, there is a desire that once again Asif Zardari becomes the President of Pakistan”.

The senior leaders of the People's Party have advised to take the matter to the Central Executive Committee (CEC). Sources said that the election result will be in favor of PPPP and Asif Zardari will be nominated for the President of Pakistan again.

Bilawal Bhutto said that we should learn from the experience of Asif Zardari, there is a desire that once again Asif Zardari becomes the President of Pakistan.

The senior leaders of the People's Party have advised to take the matter to CEC, sources say that the election result will be in favor of PPP, and Asif Zardari will be nominated for the President of Pakistan again.

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Earlier,  Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) veteran leader Manzoor Wassan dreamed of independent candidates winning and joining the PPP, Bol News reported.

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