Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has criticized former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari as immature in politics, in which PPP leader (Bilawal) said that Pakistan has no objection to handing over the persons who came under investigation to India.

According to a report by ‘Don’ newspaper, Sheikh Wakas Akram, spokesperson of ‘PTI’, a party -led party ‘PTI’, reacted to Bilawal’s remarks on Saturday (July 05, 2025), in a statement that PPP leader Bilawal is immature in politics.

Bilawat said this

Bilawal had said on Friday (July 04, 2025) that his country had no objection to handing over the ‘persons under investigation’ to India as a measure to restore confidence, provided New Delhi shows the desire to cooperate in this process.

Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) president Bilawal had said, “Terrorism is one of the issues we discuss and I am sure that Pakistan will not oppose any of these things as a comprehensive dialogue.”

Masood gave a statement about Azhar’s issue

Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) chief Hafiz Saeed and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) (JEM) chief Masood Azhar made this comment, answering a question about handing over to India under a possible agreement and a goodwill stance.

According to the National Terrorism Authority, both Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed have been banned by Pakistan, while the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack chief conspirator Hafiz Saeed is currently serving a 33-year sentence for financing terrorism. Similarly, Azhar, declared a global terrorist by the United Nations, has also been banned by the authority.

Pakistan humiliated on international forums

Akram said that Bilawal’s proposal is wrong and is not good for Pakistan’s national security and such statements humiliate the country on international forums. He said, ‘We are unable to understand why Bilawal is so eager to please India.’

Political maturity and lack of foresight in Bilawat

Akram said that the former Foreign Minister is repeatedly proving that he lacks political maturity and foresight. Bilawal has become a symbol of confusion and contradiction in Pakistan’s foreign policy. The PPP was founded by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto on the heritage of Kashmir, but today Bilawal is cheating that heritage to gain political benefits at the cost of Kashmiri blood.

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Bilawal bhutto on term: Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto has admitted that his country’s past has been to support terrorist organizations. A few days before Bhutto’s comment, the country’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif had said that Islamabad has been doing ‘dirty work’ to help terrorism for decades.

What did Bilawal Bhutto say?

According to media reports, Bhutto said in a conversation with Sky News on 1 May, “As far as the Defense Minister (Asif) said, I don’t think it is a secret that Pakistan has a past.” Bhutto also pointed to Pakistan’s active role in financial assistance and supporting the Mujahideen during the first Afghan war. He said, “We did this with coordination and cooperation with the Western powers. Pakistan passed through waves one after the other … we suffered losses.”

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is the President of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), who is part of the ruling party of Pakistan. However, Bhutto insisted that the situation has changed in recent years. He said, “It is true that this (terrorism) is an unfortunate part of our history … but we have also learned a lesson from it.” He credited internal reforms and military operations for the ‘changed situation’, especially after the assassination of his mother Benazir Bhutto, which overturned the state policy on extremist elements.

We saw terrorist attacks every other day – Bhutto

Bhutto said, “We saw terrorist attacks every other day … Pakistan has taken serious and successful action against these groups.” In an interview of Sky News last week, Asif was asked whether Pakistan has a long history of giving “support, training and funding” to terrorist organizations. He clearly admitted that it is so. But he tried to put its blame on the West.

Asif told the interviewer, “We have been doing this ‘dirty work’ for Western countries including America and Britain for nearly three decades … It was a mistake and we had to pay its price, that’s why you are saying this to me. If we did not join the war against the Soviet Union and the 9/11 war against the Soviet Union, Pakistan’s track record would have been impeccable.”

Big leaders of Pakistan obeyed to support terrorism

This is the second such time in a few days when a top leader of Pakistan has accepted the support of terrorism. This shows the increasing pressure on Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack and the nervousness arising out of India’s aggressive trend. The statements of the two leaders show that Pakistan is afraid that India should not take any major military action.

On April 22, the terrorists fired indiscriminately at people (mostly tourists) in Basaron Valley in Pahalgam, a popular tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir. At least 26 people died and many were injured in the attack. ‘TRF’, associated with banned terrorist group ‘Lashkar-e-Taiba’, took responsibility for this attack

Tension between India and Pakistan after Pahalgam attack

After the Pahalgam attack, tension between India and Pakistan has reached its peak. New Delhi has taken many strict diplomatic and strategic steps against Islamabad. These include suspending the 1960 Indus Water Agreement with immediate effect, closing the attic integrated check post, suspending visa services for Pakistani citizens with immediate effect. After these decisions in India, Pakistan took steps like postponing the Shimla Agreement and closing their airspace for Indian flights, canceling visas of Indian citizens.

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