Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Jr has not ‘entered politics’, says he is still learning – Celebrity

Former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s artist, activist and grandson, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Jr., has focused on growing speculation around his “admission to politics”.

After the interview AAJ News Where he was introduced as the latest Bhutto in the political arena, Bhutto made it clear on Friday night that he was still in the process of learning and understanding Pakistan’s political landscape before taking any final action.

News of Bhutto’s flor in politics circulates online early after his interview in early Friday AAJ News.

In response to the speculation, Bhutto issued an official statement on Instagram, making it clear that he was not officially in PPPSB, the party was a party formed by his late father, Mir Murtaza Bhutto.

“My father, Shaheed Mir Murtaza Bhutto, left a powerful political legacy for the people by the people. His initial testimony was regrettable. He also left a party behind the Pakistan People’s Party Shaheed Bhutto. I want to make it clear that I have no idea.

In addition, he warned against false information, emphasizing that only statements should be considered authentic through its certified accounts.

He reiterated his commitment to listen and learn from the people of Pakistan and said that the diverse voices of the country should be recognized and respected.

“I am still learning about Pakistan’s political landscape that is my teachers. I am on a journey to listen to and understand all the diverse voices in my country, each of whom should listen and respect. You can use the icon, please note that I am just a person who posts my official accounts or voice.

During his interview AAJ NewsHe strongly opposed her Six streams projectsCall it a “life or death” issue for Sindh. He warned of the serious consequences of eliminating Sindh’s water resources, which he said would destroy not only the human population but also the wildlife and aquatic ecosystem, which is equivalent to “cultural genocide”.

When asked directly whether he was officially entering politics, Bhutto said he wanted to improve PPPSB.

“I announced in Nodero, Sindh that I want to move politics forward. My late, martyred father, Pakistan Peoples Party Shaheed Bhutto Group is still in the beginning. I hope we can guide it. I want to include some fresh, young people in this group. He told anchor that many young people in this country do not belong to any organization and have no leader.