PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said that he takes “no pleasure” in former prime minister Imran Khan’s recent convictions in the cipher and Toshakhana cases.

“I take no pleasure in Khan’s convictions, I am not celebrating the fact that yet another PM is convicted,” he said in a conversation with WION news.

“This sort of thing has become the way of Pakistani politics and I want to break this tradition to bring political and economic stability in the country,” Bilawal added.

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