Case Registered in Hyderabad Over Use of Abusive Language Against Bilawal Bhutto

Hyderabad: Hyderabad police have registered a case over the use of abusive and offensive language against Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

According to police, the case was registered at Hatari police station, located along the National Highway, on the complaint of a local leader of the Peoples Student Federation (PSF).

As reported by a private TV channel, the FIR states that a reception camp had been set up by the PPP’s student wing on Hala Naka Road. During the event, an unidentified person arrived in a vehicle accompanied by armed guards, forcibly removed party banners and flags, and used abusive language against the PPP chairman before fleeing the scene.

The complainant has demanded that police take legal action against the unidentified suspect and ensure justice.

Police officials said investigations are under way to identify and arrest the person involved.