Benazir Bhutto – Biography

"I used to think that a woman could do it all when she was growing up but now she seems to be able to do it all but pay a fair price for it."

Benazir Bhutto is the eldest daughter of Zulfikar Ali, the 1970 Prime Minister of Pakistan. She was born on June 21, 1953. For three generations her family was the most powerful wealthy ruling family in Pakistan. He completed his primary and secondary education in Pakistan and graduated in 1973 with a degree in political science from Rad Lip College, Harvard. There was a big change in the days of living in America. In her letter to her, I noticed the power people had after coming to Harvard. I had no idea there would be such power. I saw America criticizing their own president, they can't do that in Pakistan, as if they went to jail for doing so. I saw criticism of the government in the press. I understood from my classmates in the West that I should go to my country and give my people the freedom and respect to be independent. Wrote. She moved to Oxford in 1973 to study politics, philosophy, and economics and became president of the Debating Society at Oxford University. At the same time, she came to the notice of the press and noticed that the blows against her father's rule were being felt abroad. Bhutto became prime minister after Zulwi Id Ali Beg changed the constitution to increase his powers. Declared Islam the national religion. He seceded from the Commonwealth and became closer to the Islamic world. Suppressed political enemies. Only then did Benazir return from abroad. Elections were held in 1977. Bhutto heads to take his daughter as heir apparent. Many violent incidents took place after the election and Zia-ul-Haq imposed military rule. Bhutto was arrested and Bhenazir placed under house arrest. She was held captive for 6 years. Bhutto was tried in 1977 and executed in April 1979 after being warned by many foreigners. Benazir Bhutto became the leader of the Pakistan People's Party, founded by her father. She remained under house arrest until 1984 and was allowed to go abroad for medical treatment.

Benazir spent another two years in England and led the party in exile. She returned home in 1986 when military rule was lifted. As soon as she landed in Lahore, a flood of people invited her. On December 18, 1987, she married another politician, Asif Ali Zardari. Zia-ul-Haq announced elections 11 years later. Benazir Bhutto's pregnant Zia saw it as an obstacle to her political activities. She has approached the Supreme Court and all political parties are eligible to contest. Campaigned 15 hours a day while pregnant. Participated in the pre-delivery re-campaign. Ghulam Ali Khan was president when Zia died in an unexpected plane crash. Benazir Bhutto's party won 94 of the 207 seats and was elected prime minister along with smaller parties. Benazir Bhutto was the first woman Prime Minister of the modern Muslim world. During her rule, she established women's police stations, courts, and banks that did not take into account social issues, medicine, and gender differences. It has also taken steps to boost the economy. The ban on students and workers' unions were lifted. The army chief dissolved her government, blaming corruption on her and her husband, who ruled cleanly. Her party lost in 1990. Benazir's husband was arrested. Released in 1993. She then served as leader of each party for three years, promising what she would do, returning to power in 1993 and becoming prime minister again.

Ruled for three years. But in 1996, as usual, the Benazir government was overthrown in Pakistan and her husband was arrested. She fled the United Arab Emirates in 1999 in fear of a military coup. He stayed there until 2007 and returned to Pakistan to contest the 2007 elections. A vicious force attacked her vehicle, killing 136 people. Some were injured. Benazir was rescued. But she was assassinated on December 27, 2007. But in 2008 election, Benazir's husband Zardari and the Nawaz Sharif-led coalition won the election and came to power.