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Speaking at a private university in Islamabad, Bilawal shared insights into the bureaucratic mindset in Islamabad, asserting that the bureaucracy neither wants to take action nor allows others to do so. He highlighted that understanding the psyche of the bureaucracy is crucial, especially during the 18 months of federal governance.

The Election Commission’s spokesperson clarified that the reports suggesting restrictions on women were inaccurate and based on a misunderstanding. According to the District Monitoring Officer in Kohistan, the information was misrepresented, and there is no factual basis for the claims of restricting women’s participation in election-related activities.

Barrister Gohar expressed confidence in the legal process and encouraged party workers not to take the law into their own hands. He stressed that the focus should remain on the upcoming elections scheduled for February 8, and any disagreements should be addressed through legal channels.

Furthermore, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari criticized the PTI government, stating that it came into power through non-democratic forces. He argued that the founder of PTI sent curses to the Parliament, and the party trained the youth to adopt confrontational methods against each other, creating an environment of hostility.