PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has called on the business community in Karachi to approach him directly with their grievances instead of complaining elsewhere. Speaking at a luncheon hosted by the Sindh government, Bilawal emphasized the need for increased communication with the business community and assured them that the days of extortion and forced closures of industries in Karachi are over.
Bilawal criticized the federal government for not consulting Sindh on key policy decisions and highlighted the province’s efforts to generate its own electricity. He proposed that the Sindh government, in consultation with the business community, should address issues with the federal government and consider legal options if necessary.
Bilawal assured the business community that businesses now operate without fear, and laborers are no longer coerced into political rallies. He urged entrepreneurs to set up industrial zones and emphasized the importance of addressing electricity-related issues in Sindh.
The PPP chairman concluded by stating that he aims to play a longer innings and is committed to addressing the concerns of the business community in Karachi.