PPP Stresses Support for Farmers' Rights

The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) emphasized the government's obligation to resolve the challenges faced by farmers during a recent event at the National Press Club. PPP Parliamentarians Secretary General Syed Nayar Hussain Bukhari highlighted the party's historical commitment to advocating for workers' rights, drawing inspiration from the legacy of PPP's founding leader, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

Bukhari underscored the critical role of farmers in ensuring food security, emphasizing that the Punjab government must prioritize addressing agricultural concerns to prevent future food shortages. He warned that failure to address farmers' issues could have severe consequences for the country's economy.

Expressing strong criticism of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), Bukhari accused the institution of engaging in politically motivated actions against PPP leadership. He called for the removal of the NAB chairman and demanded accountability for the government's decision to permit wheat exports.

Reiterating PPP's unwavering support for farmers, Bukhari emphasized the party's commitment to opposing policies detrimental to agricultural workers. He stressed the importance of meeting farmers' demands and ensuring fair prices for agricultural produce to promote national prosperity.

In conclusion, Bukhari affirmed that the PPP would persist in advocating for the welfare of farmers, asserting that a prosperous agricultural sector is essential for the overall well-being of Pakistan.