Chairman, Pakistan People's Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Thursday that he will not be attending Saturday's community meeting at Birmingham to be addressed by President Asif Ali Zardari contrary to the reports in the media. He issued the following press statement to counter some inaccurate information that has been recently reported.
"It has been stated that I am going to launch my political career his Saturday in Birmingham. This is not true. In fact, I will not even e attending the event and instead I will be opening a donation point in the Pakistani High Commission in London for victims of the terrible foods which have ravaged northern Pakistan.
"As for my future plans, I intend to continue my education both academic and political. I am currently looking into the possibilities of studying law, just as my grandfather Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto did. I feel that an understanding of law and an appreciation for the rule of law is important for any politician seeking to strengthen democracy in Pakistan. "I have been inundated with requests from the British media for interviews. Following my mother's assassination, the press had kindly agreed to allow me to continue with my education without being disturbed.