The first experience of going to the election was the best.
In this election, where there was regionalism and tribalism on all sides, going to the election with your manifesto and becoming a topic of conversation at every level with this manifesto is a big victory.
Basically, going to any political activity is not just doing the activity itself, but reaching as many people as possible through the door-to-door, poster, leaf lit and pina flex campaign around it, and conveying your program to them. I understand that no progressive force within Garala has ever reached such a large number of people as we could reach through this election. There is no house where our election program has not gone.
While on the one hand there were those who were part of the government parties for thirty five years and were active in the power politics of Gadala, our bringing resistance politics to the people through these elections and then connecting people through this program was a big victory.
The most encouraging and happy news that I got on the way, without even asking for the results, was that we won the women's polling station. In this election, the role of women in our campaign was the highest. She went from house to house, distributed our manifesto and made women active. It was very difficult in a station like Gadala.
Finally, I am grateful to all those who supported us.
And I congratulate Mumtaz Sahib, who was active in the politics of Gadala for a long time and he always helped the people on the individual side and was useful to the people, surely he deserved this victory.
He is the representative of all of us, we will always be with him and will play a progressive role in Gudala.
(Repeating the Zulfikar Ali Bhutto mistake was a political mistake from which we should have learned)
