Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has become a respected voice of Pakistan at the global level, Sharjeel Memon

Bhuttoism is not just a slogan but a comprehensive political, social and economic ideology, says senior provincial minister

Karachi: Senior Provincial Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has said that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has become a respected voice of Pakistan on the global stage.

In his statement regarding the interview of the Chairman PPP, Sharjeel Memon said that the interview given by Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to Kiran Thapar is a major diplomatic success for Pakistan. Bilawal Bhutto is not only a representative of the young leadership but is also becoming a respected global voice for Pakistan.

He said that the confidence, preparation and prudence with which Pakistan’s case was presented at the international level on a very sensitive issue like terrorism is commendable. Speaking with such confidence in front of a tough and experienced journalist like Kiran Thapar and putting him on the defensive is a testament to Bilawal Bhutto’s political insight and diplomatic skills.

Sharjeel Memon said that during the interview, Kiran Thapar repeatedly appeared confused and unbalanced, while Bilawal Bhutto remained eloquent, confident and clear-headed throughout the conversation. Kiran Thapar is the same journalist during whose interview Narendra Modi had taken off the microphone.

Senior Sindh Minister Sharjeel Memon further said that Chairman Bilawal not only stood firm in front of Kiran Thapar but also turned the tide of the conversation in his favor. This interview was not just a payment of words but an effective diplomatic representation of Pakistan, which is sorely needed in today’s global scenario.

He said that Bilawal Bhutto is not just a politician but the heir to the political and ideological continuity of three generations. The leadership of the PPP does not do politics on the basis of temporary popularity, this leadership has been continuously moving forward with the awareness of history. Chairman Bilawal’s interview was a manifestation of political maturity, ideological maturity and thorough preparation.

The provincial minister said in his statement that this was not just a media session but a complete interpretation of Pakistan’s history, stance and vision. The PPP’s stance has always been clear and principled on important issues like terrorism, Kashmir and relations with India. The party has effectively resisted terrorism at all levels and its leadership itself has been making sacrifices in this war.

He said that when Bilawal Bhutto speaks, he is not just an individual but speaks the language of an ideology, history, and popular struggle. Bilawal Bhutto convinced the world that Pakistan is not advancing its foreign policy with defense, but with reason, principles, and history.

Sharjeel Inam Memon said that the PPP’s stance on issues like trade with India, gas pipeline projects, and the Kashmir issue has always been based on national interest and democratic principles. Bhuttoism is not just a slogan but a comprehensive political, social, and economic ideology, and Bilawal Bhutto is emerging today as a continuation of this ideology.