Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari criticized the conduct of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections, alleging that the state is prioritizing PML-N's interests over national welfare.Addressing workers in Muzaffarabad, he accused authorities of allowing attacks on polling stations and rigging, which jeopardized voter rights.Bilawal highlighted discrepancies in election results, questioning how PPP candidates could lose seats despite public support.He demanded transparent polls, an inquiry commission, and safeguards against electoral fraud.The PPP leader emphasized the need to protect Kashmir's interests, warning against a scenario resembling Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.While acknowledging past protests, he urged peaceful resolution through constitutional means.

Bilawal vowed to restore voters' rights and prevent election tampering, stressing that the party would not tolerate any attempt to 'steal' the mandate.His remarks underscored deepening tensions between political factions and the impact on regional stability.