Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has reiterated that Zulfikar Ali Bhutto anchored Pakistan’s democratic identity by championing and shaping the Constitution of Pakistan 1973. In remarks from Larkana, he emphasized that Bhutto’s legacy—rooted in consensus-building and political inclusivity—laid the foundation for the country’s parliamentary democracy.
He highlighted the 1973 constitution as a milestone that installed a federal parliamentary system, a bicameral legislature, and guaranteed fundamental rights for citizens — marking a shift from prior constitutional instability.
Through this statement, Bilawal reinforced Bhutto’s role in uniting different political factions to enact a constitution based on broad consensus, reflecting the aspirations of diverse communities across Pakistan.