Bilawal Bhutto attributes the surge in inflation to the PML-N.

Addressing the commemoration of the party's foundation day in Quetta, Bhutto-Zardari reflected on the origins of the party and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's innovative political vision. He highlighted that Zulfikar Ali Bhutto departed from traditional coordination room politics, embracing a people-centered approach.

Bhutto-Zardari emphasized Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's transformative impact on the nation, fostering hope among the youth, converting unconstitutional practices into constitutional ones, and propelling the country into the realm of nuclear-powered nations.

Recalling Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's tenure as foreign minister, Bhutto-Zardari underscored his efforts in presenting the country's true identity to the world.

Praising former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, Bhutto-Zardari commended her for standing against a dictatorial regime that violated women's rights under the pretext of Islam. He contrasted this with the dark era of Ziaul Haq, which saw the usurpation of voting rights from the youth and the promotion of divisive and vengeful politics.

Highlighting Benazir Bhutto's legacy, Bhutto-Zardari asserted that it ushered in a new political paradigm, burying the animosity of the past.

Shifting to the era led by former President Asif Zardari, Bhutto-Zardari celebrated groundbreaking achievements, such as the country becoming an exporter of wheat and rice. He credited Asif Zardari's initiatives, including the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP), for directly benefiting impoverished farmers and contributing to the country's economic upliftment.

Taking a dig at political opponents, Bhutto-Zardari claimed that while other entities represent the elite, the PPP remains the voice of the people. Expressing his dedication to youth representation, he proclaimed himself as the "voice of the youth."