PTI and BJP share common narrative: Bilawal

Foreign Minister and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Saturday said that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and India's ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have the same narrative. "When we were fighting our case in India, there was only one party that opposed us. The agenda of the PTI and BJP is the same," he said while addressing his party’s rally in Karachi. Bilawal said that when he went to India as a foreign minister, he was representing all Pakistanis. Bilawal also mentioned his visit to the United States, saying that he defended Imran Khan's visit to Russia, but the PTI responded with allegations against him. "I ask PTI workers, what kind of leader is he? Taliban had attacked sensitive installations and after them this political terrorist attacked them," he added. He said that if PTI wanted to do politics in the country, the political people in the party would have to distance themselves from Khan’s narrative. Bilawal further stated that they had brought coalition partners to the talking table with Imran Khan and PTI, questioning how one can negotiate with terrorists now. "The court is providing shelter to this person… this has never happened in any era," he added. He urged the PTI to refrain from violent politics and follow the path of peaceful politics. Bilawal also called for the eradication of the politics of hatred and division from the country. The foreign minister highlighted that the people of Sindh have shown their confidence in PPP during the local bodies elections. He added that the local and provincial governments will prioritise improving various sectors, including the health sector, in the province.

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