Peoples Party media teams boycott duty.

PESHAWAR -- Members of the Pakistan Peoples Party's media teams in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have complained about the provincial leadership's disinterest in the party's re-organisation and announced a complete boycott of their respective duties for an indefinite period.

They demanded of party chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari to intervene for corrective measures.

Members of the PPP media teams in the province issued a joint statement here on Saturday insisting that they tried many times to sit down with the party's provincial leadership to discuss their demands but the office-bearers, including president, didn't pay heed to their efforts.

They said the party's provincial leadership was 'least bothered' about the re-organisation process despite repeated instructions by the central leadership, which forced workers into joining rival political groups.

The PPP's media team members said the provincial leadership didn't take interest in organising gatherings on the party's annual days, including birthday and death anniversaries of top leaders, including Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Benazir Bhutto, so workers had to arrange corner meetings on such occasions on their own.

Urge chairman Bilawal to intervene over provincial leadership's disinterest in party re-organisation

They also complained that they're not even informed about important events.

The PPP's disgruntled members said some well-off office-bearers went to Larkana to show top leaders their presence in important events but the common activists had no option but to stay home.

They called for drastic steps to re-organise the party at grassroots levels and engage dormant workers for the purpose.

Members of the PPP's media teams said they had successfully countered the 'propaganda' of rival political parties, including Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, but the provincial leadership never encouraged them for their good work. They insisted that most of them lacked financial resources but even then, they did their job diligently.

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