PPP: Black Day rally held in Karachi’s District Central

KARACHI: The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) organised a Black Day rally in Karachi’s District Central on Sunday, with hundreds of party leaders, workers and supporters taking part in the procession.

The rally began at Five Star Chowrangi and concluded at the Matric Board Office. Participants carried PPP flags and chanted slogans in support of the party throughout the march.

PPP leaders Raza Haroon, Sardar Khan, Shehzad Majeed, Tauqeer Ahmed and Asad Hanif attended the rally, while Senator Masroor Ahsan participated as the chief guest.

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Addressing supporters, Raza Haroon said a former military ruler had believed the political legacy of former prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto would come to an end, but history had proved otherwise. He said Bhutto’s ideology continued to inspire people despite the passage of time.

Haroon urged residents of District Central to support the PPP’s “Arrow” election symbol, saying it would contribute to the country’s progress and Karachi’s development. He also expressed confidence that the party would form the next government in Karachi and called on citizens to unite for the city’s future.

He appealed to the public to support PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, saying his leadership was focused on bringing further development to Karachi. Haroon also claimed that no other political party had previously organised such a large public gathering in District Central.

Speaking at the rally, Sardar Khan thanked residents and party workers for their participation. He said the PPP remained committed to its political struggle and public service, describing it as a party built on the sacrifices of its leaders and workers.

The rally concluded with party leaders reaffirming their commitment to strengthen public engagement, maintain unity among party workers and continue efforts to address the challenges faced by the people.