Govt got anti-people budget approved by tying hands of parliament: Bilawal Bhutto

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto has said that the government got approved the anti-people budget approved by tying the hands of the parliament.

Talking the media on Tuesday, he said that the country would face a historic poverty due to policies of the government. "The government did not waive the tax on the solar panel even after making the promise," he added.

He said that the PTI would have to come out of the IMF agreement keeping in view the public interest. "Pakistan opposes two laws in the country."

Bilawal Bhutto also invited the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) to join the long march on February 27. "If the opposition is desisting from its stance of tendering resignations and following the PPP's no-confidence policy, then it is likely that the party can join hands with it," he maintained.

He said that the government had attacked the autonomy as well as democratic independence whether it is the mini-budget or slavery of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

The PPP chairman said that the government wants to divert the attention from the inflation, unemployment and poverty by starting the discussion of the presidential system. "The people should take to streets against this incompetent and selected government," he added.