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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed concern for political aversion among youth during his speech in the National Assembly.

While showing his concern, he blamed the conduct of politicians for creating the infamous image of politics.

He further highlighted the presence of youth and students in the assembly gallery while frowning upon the notorious image created by the politicians.

He went on to explain the function of politics, describing it as a means of ending poverty, and expressed concern over the perception of politicians and state institutions among youth.

Additionally, he shed more light on the functions of politics while calling out the government’s inactivity.

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BALOCHISTAN is the bellwether of Pakistan’s power politics.

The political instability that brews in that province is usually not confined there for long but spills over into the rest of the country as the first sign of an approaching national crisis.

So it is not surprising that some developments in Baluchistan’s politics that may appear irrelevant at the time can often turn out to be the first indication of possible differences in the overall political landscape.

How the PPP was forced to suspend its provincial government and declare governor’s rule in the province in 2013 or how the PML-N led coalition was voted out of power weeks before the Senate elections in 2018 are just two examples of how political dynamics in Balochistan can affect national politics.

The decision of PTI provincial chief and education minister Yar Mohammad Rind to resign from the Balochistan cabinet, citing differences with Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan Alyani, may not seem noteworthy at this time.

His resignation — the second after the local bodies minister resigned the cabinet a little over a month back — is, at best, a sign of an individual’s dissatisfaction with the Jam of Lasbela for interfering in his ministry or for not sharing development funds with him.

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