Asif Zardari resigns as PPPP chairman, sister may take over

President Asif Zardari has reportedly resigned from his position as chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party Parliamentarians (PPPP). The resignation was submitted to the Election Commission of Pakistan, sparking discussions about the potential appointment of his sister, Faryal Talpur, as the new president of PPPP. Zardari's decision to step down from the party leadership follows criticism for simultaneously leading a political party while holding the presidency. He was re-elected as president on March 9, receiving 411 votes, including 156 from provincial assemblies and 255 from Parliament.

Asif Zardari's resignation marks a significant development in Pakistani politics, with speculations arising about the future direction of PPPP under potential new leadership. The move comes amidst growing scrutiny of Zardari's dual roles and the need for a clear separation between party leadership and presidential duties. Faryal Talpur's possible appointment as the new president of PPPP could signal a shift in the party's direction and strategy.