Pakistan Peoples Party
It is a birthright too often snatched at the point of the gun from the citizens by the very men who are to guard and defend us. This can stop to enable the people and the country to march with confidence and courage, with pride and dignity, with progress and prosperity into the twenty first century.
Pakistan is a great Federation. Its multilingual, multicultural society is its strength. Its sons and daughters are its true assets, the bright face of its future, the promise of all our tomorrows.
The Pakistan Peoples Party is the only Federal, democratic and equal opportunity Party that can guarantee to our great people a great future. The PPP worker is selfless and committed to the values of Faith, freedom, fundamental human rights, family values and a wholesome society based on the rule of law and human dignity.
The founding principle of the Party Islam is our religion places a responsibility on each PPP supporter to reach out in a spirit of accommodation and tolerance to all faiths, to prevent the state from interfering in the religious rights of the citizens (which breeds sectarianism) and to treat people of all faiths with respect enabling them to enjoy religious freedom and equality before the law.
The second principle of the PPP ideology is that democracy is our policy. The PPP commitment to freedom and fundamental rights, including freedom from hunger and want, is written in the blood of its martyrs and in the red marks of lashes on the back of its workers. It is written in the suffering and sacrifice of its leaders the greatest of whom was Quaid e Awam. He faced the gallows refusing to bow before tyranny defending the human rights of our citizens to the last of his breath.
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Thank you xcube , When its come to clings with power , history shows most of our leader don’t care about principal or ideology. Same Quiad awam who came with slogan of ROTY KAPRA OUR MAKAN , don’t hesitate to declare “ETHER HUM , UDHER TUM” if I am not wrong this four words phrase was the base of East Pakistan war
Pakistan's moderniser Quaid-i-Awam Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto left deep footprints in the sands of history. To his lasting credit remains the 1973 Constitution of the country, the Simla Accord of 1972 which brought the longest peace between India and Pakistan, the social reforms to build an egalitarian society, the non-aligned foreign policy, the nuclear programme and the building of the social, economic and military infrastructure of the country.
Bank of Realty If you know this much , then you ll be aware of concentration camps, where political opponent were tortured in name of ideology , which was actually a socialism or Marxism , then betrayed his own ideology of democracy by calling himself Chief marshal law administrator, you are calling Shimla accord peace …. Since that shmila accord Kashmir is a hot spot and know it on its boiling point , economic infrastructure…do you think he did good by nationalising all major industry, which took the confidence away from investors , we had big working force but we did not have work economy was down the drain . it was oil of mid east we survived, thy need manpower we had plenty of it because our own country’s industry was collapsed , no doubt Mr Bhutto did tried to modernise Pakistan but he could stand against Mullaism , No Matter how big accounts ideology have , its cheques always bounce back in bank of Realty
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