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PDM Multan jalsa: Asifa Bhutto-Zardari in political debut heaps scorn on 'selected govt'
Former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and former president Asif Zardari’s younger daughter, Asifa Bhutto-Zardari marked her nascent rise in politics in the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) rally in Multan on Monday, where she excoriated the “selected” government and said “it will have to go”.

Having braved arrests, cases and barricades, the PDM opted for an alternate venue at Ghanta Ghar Chowk, which is situated around 1km away from the original Qila Kohna Qasim Bagh Stadium venue, after the authorities dislodged opposition workers from there a night earlier.

"Despite the cruelty and oppression of the selected [government], so many of you have gathered here. This selected [government] will have to go!” she said, as she joined Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President Maryam Nawaz and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl and movement president Maulana Fazlur Rehman and other bigwigs of the 11-party anti-government alliance.

PDM president Maulana Fazlur Rehman, for his part, announced nationwide protests on Friday and Sunday. He said the movement has "severed Imran Khan's link with politics".
He also said that the PDM's next power show, in Lahore on December 13, "will be the last nail in the government's coffin".
The PDM chief said that the Opposition movement will not allow "illegitimate agents to be foisted upon the people".

Maryam Nawaz spoke prior to Asifa's address.

She said that when she entered Multan, the entire city was already transformed into a rally venue. Addressing the government, she said that because the rally venue was sealed, the people of Multan have turned the streets and the neighbourhoods of the city into the jalsa venue.
The PML-N vice-president said that when the country faces a threat, then its daughters and mothers come out on the streets to save it.
"Our misfortune is that we have an adversary who is ungracious," Maryam said, in a veiled reference to the prime minister, whom she also referred to as "COVID-18 Imran" — the country's "most lethal virus".

Slamming the government for putting hurdles in PDM's way, she wondered whether coronavirus only struck PDM's rallies and not PTI's and Jamaat-e-Islami's gatherings.

The PML-N leader said that before eradicating COVID-19, it was imperative to send back "COVID-18". "If the latter is sent back, then the former will also be gone," she remarked.

"It is necessary to treat the coronavirus that has infected Pakistan," she said.