PESHAWAR: People's Party leader Sharjeel Inam Memon has stated that we should not respond to anyone's abuse with more abuse; instead, we should reveal the truth through reasoned arguments.

In the current economic situation, it is essential to instill positive hope in people, and the country needs proactive leadership.

During a conference in Peshawar, Sharjeel Inam Memon mentioned that People's Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has eradicated the toxic culture from all over Pakistan. It's not about being against any particular culture.

Social media targeted the families of individuals. Sharjeel Inam Memon also pointed out that some members of a party used social media for malicious purposes, attempting to tarnish Pakistan's image. Responding to such negativity with abuse is not our approach; we never resort to such behavior. No tit-for-tat.

Furthermore, he emphasized that our leadership has made significant sacrifices for democracy, the constitution, and the people of our country. Apart from the People's Party, no other party has made such sacrifices. Our leaders faced imprisonment but never fled the country. The Peoples Party did not launch campaigns against the judiciary or institutions. Our collective effort should be to strengthen the nation.

He noted that when the PTI government left office, Pakistan faced two major challenges: economic issues and international isolation.

Sharjeel Inam Memon mentioned that Bilawal Bhutto has worked extensively to improve relations with all countries, convincing the world that Pakistan is a friend to all, not an enemy to anyone. Bilawal Bhutto has been vocal about the situation in Gujarat and Kashmir, boldly representing Pakistan's interests in India.

He also stated that by implementing Asif Zardari's vision, we can revitalize the economy. Asif Ali Zardari laid the foundation for CPEC, and the People's Party can play a significant role in improving Pakistan's current situation.

Published in The Daily National Courier, October, 05 2023

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