If Pakistan gets out of the gray list then all the credit will go to Bilawal Bhutto.

Credit recipients do not know diplomatic etiquette, no official announcement has been made yet.

Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has said that if the name is removed from the gray list, all the credit will go to Bilawal Bhutto.

Responding to PTI leader Ali Zaidi’s press conference. He said that ignorant people of PTI do not know diplomatic etiquette. Tried to take credit for expulsion from India, because of their stupidity friendly countries got angry with Pakistan.

But now the tireless work of Bilawal Bhutto, the foreign minister of the coalition government, is paying off. There is a clear possibility of removing Pakistan from the gray list.

We must take care of diplomatic etiquette and wait for the official announcement. He said that if it was announced to be removed from the gray list then all the credit should go to Bilawal Bhutto.

PTI Sindh President Ali Haider Zaidi

On the other hand, PTI Sindh President Ali Haider Zaidi while giving a press conference said that the people saw a spectacle in the election of NA-240 yesterday. Muttahida, Haqparast, PSP, PPP participated in the election but the election proved that where PTI will not participate, there will be no people.

That is why the turnover in yesterday’s election was low. The president of PTI Sindh claimed that our party boycotted the election, so people did not come out. Tomorrow’s terrorism is pushing Karachi back to the brink of disaster.

Ali Zaidi said that the Election Commission has failed to hold clean and transparent elections. He said that the ministry of IT was with Amin-ul-Haq even in the time of Imran Khan and still is today.

He said that we are moving towards clean politics and law and order agencies should take notice of yesterday’s incident. Journalists perform their services even in difficult situations.

We were moving towards clean politics. Law enforcement agencies took note of yesterday’s incident. If EVMs were use yesterday, elections would be based on transparency. We want the elections to be transparent.