PPP holds district meeting in Sanghar to mark 58th Foundation Day; major public gathering set for Nov30

Sanghar (Hasnain Ashiq Saand) In line with directives issued by Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari to celebrate the party’s 58th Foundation Day at the district level, PPP Sanghar convened a key district meeting at the District Council Hall. The meeting was presided over by District General Secretary Jahangir Junejo, while PPP Shaheed Benazirabad Division General Secretary Javed Nayab Laghari attended as the chief guest.

The session was attended by District Information Secretary Imran Dhamrah, Chairman District Council Sanghar Syed Riaz Hussain Shah Khurasani, Vice Chairman Nawab Jam Zaheer Ali Khan, Syed Sibtain Ali Shah, Ali Muhammad Khoso, Javed Shoro, Khadim Hussain Khaskheli, Abdul Sattar Khaskheli, Rashid Mughal, Raja Aftab Laghari, Zulfiqar Ali Zardari, Syed Khair Shah Jilani, Gul Muhammad Dahri, Rehana Chandio, Shehla Naushad Baloch, Abida Baloch, Khair-un-Nisa Panhwar and a large number of office-bearers and workers.

During the meeting, the party decided to hold a large public gathering on November 30 at the Gymkhana Ground, Sanghar, to commemorate the Foundation Day. To ensure maximum public mobilisation, special committees comprising taluka presidents, city and union council presidents, and district-wing representatives were formed, which will carry out an extensive public outreach campaign at the UC level.

The committees have also been tasked with conducting awareness campaigns regarding the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Hari Card distribution programmes. Additionally, a separate committee headed by District Information Secretary Aijaz Zardari was established to oversee media coordination and information management for the event.

Addressing the meeting, Jahangir Junejo, Javed Nayab Laghari, Imran Dhamrah, Syed Riaz Shah Khurasani, Jam Zaheer Ali Khan, Aijaz Zardari, Khadim Hussain Khaskheli and other leaders said that “Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto rendered historic services for the nation by empowering the poor, labourers and marginalised communities, and by bringing politics out of elite circles and into the reach of the common man.”

They added that the fact that every political party today speaks about the rights of the poor is “a testament to the success of Bhutto’s ideology.”