Five-hour London meeting focuses on Sindh’s territorial integrity amid debate over possible administrative changes.
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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and former president Asif Ali Zardari have reiterated their opposition to any move aimed at dividing Sindh, according to party sources.
The issue of Sindh’s territorial integrity remained a key point of discussion during a detailed five-hour meeting held in London, with the party leadership examining political developments and concerns surrounding proposals for changes to the province’s administrative boundaries.
Sources said both leaders maintained that Sindh’s existing territorial status should be protected and stressed the importance of preserving the province’s unity.
The discussions also covered the broader political situation and the PPP’s strategy for responding to developments concerning Sindh.
The meeting comes amid renewed debate over the province’s administrative structure, with calls for changes drawing strong reactions from political parties and stakeholders across Sindh.
PPP leadership has consistently opposed the division of Sindh, maintaining that any such move would undermine the province’s political and territorial identity.
