What is going on in the Pakistani political scene? Has Bilawal Bhutto adopted a double policy, praising Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on one hand and criticizing Khawaja Asif in such words that the listeners are shaken, since the victory in the Gilgit-Baltistan elections, Bilawal Bhutto seems to have changed completely. Rather, if it is said that he has not been very satisfied since the beginning of the Shahbaz government, it will not be wrong. Often, despite joining the federal government, he adopts an opposition-like tone in press conferences and public meetings, which gives the impression that he is playing the role of both the government and the opposition at the same time. It is Asif Zardari who repeatedly brings him back to the political arena. On many occasions, it was seen that the group of PPP that is closest to Bilawal Bhutto, the leaders of the PML-N, came face to face. Then Zardari entered, and things were temporarily calmed down, but then as soon as the opportunity arose, the fire started burning again. Now Bilawal Bhutto has come out in the open and it seems that he can deal a major blow to the Shehbaz government at any time, such as suddenly announcing his exit from the alliance because yesterday, when the demands were not met, he shouted at the MQM and advised them to leave the government. Although no statement has come out from the MQM leaders after their meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that shows that they are not satisfied, as for Farooq Sattar, the importance that the MQM currently gives to him is not hidden from anyone. So what is it that is disturbing Bilawal Bhutto, is he, like many others, worried about the international successes of the Shahbaz government because this is an aspect that the Shahbaz government can and will use for its political purposes in the future, politicians always try to cash in on their successes in elections, the Shahbaz government is already exaggerating it, or is the other reason the possible 28th Amendment that is coming up, in which a lot is hidden, he spoke about this possible amendment the other day too. All political pundits are currently wondering who is behind Bilawal Bhutto? Isn’t this the politician who was assured of being brought forward after the Shahbaz government’s departure? Because we have often heard the voice of Prime Minister Bilawal from the lips of his supporters. All the leaders of Sindh, Nadeem Afzal Chan and the PPP leadership of Punjab, do not tire of raising the slogan of Bilawal Bhutto as the Prime Minister. So, has Bilawal Bhutto been assured that he will be the Prime Minister after the fall of the Shahbaz government, so from now on, he is going on an anti-government agenda and is making two statements in one language, he is encouraging the Prime Minister and his colleagues to also speak and respond to his statements, whatever the matter is, it is very interesting and this is also an aspect of Pakistani politics. There is another side to the picture that Bilawal Bhutto is also keeping in mind the Azad Kashmir elections, since the situation in Azad Kashmir is not good at the moment and Bilawal is diverting it so that he can win the sympathies of the protesters and when the elections are held tomorrow, he can get the benefit of it. From Bilawal Bhutto’s statements, it seems that he is supporting this protest in Azad Kashmir. Criticizing the ruling party under the guise of never holding local body elections is not meaningless, but meaningful. What does Bilawal Bhutto want to achieve?
