Sakardu (P.R.) – In the upcoming general elections, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) will win a decisive majority in Constituency NA‑2 and form the provincial government. Voters in Gamba, Sakardu are highly active and will accept any candidate the party nominates. This was stated by Haji Muhammad Taqi Mangr, President of PPP Gamba Sakardu, in a recent statement. He noted that PPP achieved outstanding results from NA‑2 in the previous election, and this time victory is certain, with all workers striving for it. He added that all party candidates from the constituency are capable and loyal, and whoever receives the party ticket will win, because the people of the constituency stand with the Pakistan Peoples Party.
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