Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Saturday challenged Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz to make consensus decisions.
Alongside briefings given to the press, Bilawal also recalled the historic public congregation held in Larkana for Benazir Bhutto’s death anniversary.
He reaffirmed PPP’s commitment to dealing with public problems and the need for all stakeholders to address them collectively.
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PPP chairman pressed the federal government to resolve provincial discontents by discussion; otherwise, projects like new canals would be turned into hot potatoes for broad consensus. He gave the Kalabagh Dam as an example of the type of project that got embroiled in controversy due to a lack of consultation.
‘PPP is the party of federation and concerned about public issues,’ they pointed out.
He also pointed out the necessity of high-speed internet to promote economic growth and warned such measures would deter foreign investments because the internet was being closed down.