Bilawal hopes govt will accept PPP's four demands by Dec. 27

Bilawal hopes govt will accept PPP's four demands by Dec. 27

LAHORE: PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed hope that the federal government would accept the four demands put forth by the party. 

Speaking to media personnel at the Data Darbar shrine, Bilawal once again extended an invite to all political parties in Pakistan to jointly pursue the acceptance of the four demands of the PPP. 

Bilawal also said that without the acceptance of the PPP's bill on Panama Papers, accountability was not possible. The PPP chairman, without naming his rival Imran Khan, said he could only pray for chacha (uncle). 

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari had earlier presented four demands for the government to accept. The Bhutto scion had threatened to launch a long march against the government if it failed to grant the demands of the PPP. 

These were the four demands put forth by the PPP chairman at a rally at Karsaz on October 17:-

1.       Parliamentary committee on national security be formed

2.       PPP’s Panama bill should be passed

3.       Asif Zardari’s resolution on CPEC should be implemented

4.       A foreign minister should be appointed immediately