When we say “Zinda Hai Bhutto Zinda Hai,” some people mock it due to their biased and narrow-minded thinking, oblivious to their own absurdity. These individuals are ignorant about history. They do not know that in political history, there have been several great leaders who have gained a lot of popularity, leading revolutions that altered the course of time.

History has, however, discredited some of their political ideologies, rendering them politically irrelevant.

These leaders rallied popular support on the basis of extremism and provocation, but the anarchy they created ended up destroying them—and their parties and followers. They included right-wing and left-wing politicians, nationalist and religious leaders, and even military opportunists.

There are some political figures in the past whose ideologies continue to thrive and are very relevant today. They included right-wing and left-wing politicians, nationalist and religious leaders, and even military opportunists.

There are some political figures in the past whose ideologies continue to thrive and are very relevant today. It can be said that they continue to exist spatially and temporally through their political thinking and approach. One such leader is Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. He possessed a deep understanding of history and shaped his political vision based on historical experiences.

Shaheed Bhutto’s political vision rests on three fundamental principles. The first is that a nation’s foreign policy should always prioritize the interests of its country and people.

The second principle emphasizes resolving fundamental issues internally by ensuring the rights of deprived and oppressed classes, nationalities, and groups. This includes recognizing their right to resources, strengthening them economically, and granting them all basic human rights, including civil liberties.

The third fundamental principle asserts that achieving the first two principles requires a long and patient democratic struggle—one that is peaceful, sustainable, and serves as a precursor to gradual progress and victories.

The path of democratic struggle is superior to the path........

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