LAHORE: In a bid to give the government tough time and to gain some of the lost grounds in most populous province of the country, Punjab, former president and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari has tasked senior party leaders to talk to other parties for forging an anti-government alliance.
Sources said that Zardari has tasked party’s senior leadership to bringing the opposition parties together to give the N-led federal government tough time.
In this regard, Zardari held separate consultative meetings with party’s senior leaders including Manzoor Ahmed Watto, Sardar Latif Khosa and Qamaruz Zaman Kaira in Lahore.
During the meetings, strategy was worked out to unite opposition parties at Punjab’s level, anti-government movement and protest against federal govt over power load-shedding.
Talking to the PPP leaders Zardari said that all promises and claims of the rulers proved to be hollow and false. He added that it was strange that the rulers get provoked when they were reminded of their promises and claims. He added that they would keep reminding the rulers their promises and claims, adding that PPP was with the masses.
