Bilawal Calls Media Men ‘Dogs’, Interestingly Opposes PMDA
PPP chairman said the people should not pay heed to those media men who bark against his party and instead look at their performance
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari advised the party workers to not lend an ear to the media persons who ‘bark’ against PPP but he was interestingly among the opponents of Pakistan Media Development Authority (PMDA).
He said this while addressing a rally in Karachi at Bagh-e-Jinnah on Sunday in commemoration of those martyred in the suicide bombings at Karsaz in 2007.
Bilawal said the people should not pay heed to those media men who bark against PPP and instead look at the performance of his party.
ہیلو سر یہ کتا کس میڈیا کو کہ رہا ہے@Xadeejournalist pic.twitter.com/75HfQiPRLM
— Shahana (@Shahana808) October 17, 2021
The use of language was not received well by the journalists’ fraternity.
They said the PPP chairman should focus on finding the culprits behind the suicide bombings which he hasn’t been able to do despite ruling the province for over a decade.
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They said that the PPP chairman has reservations with the media that it gives hype to news against the Sindh government.
The media men expressed if the PPP chairman thinks some anchorpersons are biased against the Sindh government and run fake news, he should support PMDA that basically aims to stop the practice.
