President Asif Ali Zardari addressed party workers in Rahim Yar Khan delivering a speech focused on political resilience leadership and historical struggles. Emphasizing courage he remarked that he had heard the sound of gunfire alongside the call to prayer from birth urging supporters not to be intimidated by threats or pressure.
During his address Zardari highlighted his party’s commitment to respecting regional identities stating that his mother tongue is Seraiki. He also referenced the appointment of Yousaf Raza Gillani as prime minister describing it as a reflection of the party’s recognition of Seraiki representation.
The president paid tribute to Benazir Bhutto praising her vision and leadership. He recalled that Bhutto had been advised by friendly countries against returning to Pakistan but chose to honor her commitment to the people. Zardari described her assassination as a tragic event that was beyond his expectations noting her determination and fearlessness.
Referring to past hardships Zardari mentioned Bhutto’s imprisonment including her time in Sukkur underscoring the sacrifices made by party leaders. He concluded by reaffirming his stance on national unity declaring that Pakistan would not be allowed to fragment.
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