Bilawal asks PM to respond to his speech in Parliament before him

KARACHI (92 News) – Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari asked Prime Minister Imran Khan to respond to his National Assembly’s speech in the parliament before him. It is pertinent to mention here that the prime minister addressed a rally in Tharparkar, where he criticized Bilawal Bhutto, suggesting that u-turn is necessary for achieving the required goal. “It was unfortunate that the leader of Sindh does not know what struggle is,” he said. Moments after Prime Minister Imran Khan addressed, Bilwal Bhutto hits back Imran Khan and took the twitter and said, “Also if he wants to respond to my NA speech should do so in parliament to my face. Cowards talk behind people’s backs.” “I wish our PM could work up the courage to respond to Modi or talk against banned organizations with the same tone he frequently criticizes opposition. Also if he wants to respond to my NA speech should do so in parliament to my face. Cowards talk behind people’s backs,” Bilawal tweeted.

I wish our PM could work up the courage to respond to Modi or talk against banned organizations with the same tone he frequently criticizes opposition. Also if he wants to respond to my NA speech should do so in parliament to my face. Cowards talk behind people’s backs.

— BilawalBhuttoZardari (@BBhuttoZardari) March 8, 2019

In another tweet, the PPP chairman said, "#Thar ka jalsa ho, tau aisa ho. #jiyabhutto."

#Thar ka jalsa ho, tau aisa ho. #jiyabhutto pic.twitter.com/6snW2aUWrE

— BilawalBhuttoZardari (@BBhuttoZardari) March 8, 2019

Addressing a public gathering in Chachro, the premier took a jibe at Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and said, “He became a leader by changing his name from Zardari to Bhutto. Leaders are made from struggle and stand on an ideology.” Responding Bilawal’s speech in the parliament, Imran Khan said since the PPP chairman had not roamed around Pakistan, he was unaware of only a few people speaking English in the country. “The English spoken by Bilawal was not understood by people in the Assembly as well, especially the members of PML-N and JUI. They were so stressed after listening to it that the prayed in the wrong direction.”