BENAZIR BHUTTO, a democratic leader of Pakistan

Benazir Bhutto became chairwomanship of people's party in 1982 after hanged up his father in a court case of assassinating a political rival in April 4, 1979. Soon the people's party commenced Movement for the restoration of Democracy, a most nonviolent democratic movement opposed to dictatorship in the regime of Zia-ul-haq. The political struggles that Benazir Bhutto started after death of his father Zulifqar Ali Bhutto. People's party also gave full political support to Benazir but Zia-ul haq did not tolerate again a Bhutto appear in political line before him. First Zia made relax people after Zulifqar death by heralding free and fair election. Benazir Bhutto continued democratic efforts to restore democracy, terminate of martial law by allocating power towards public, that's why she associated an alliance of political parties' group name was Movement for restoration of democracy (MRD).

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Dr. Zaheer Hussain Soomro, professor assistente, Instituto de Relações Internacionais, Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur, Sindh, Paquistão.

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Benazir Bhutto became chairwomanship of people's party in 1982 after hanged up his father in a court case of assassinating a political rival in April 4, 1979. Soon the people's party commenced Movement for the restoration of Democracy, a most nonviolent democratic movement opposed to dictatorship in the regime of Zia-ul-haq. The political struggles that Benazir Bhutto started after death of his father Zulifqar Ali Bhutto. People's party also gave full political support to Benazir but Zia-ul haq did not tolerate again a Bhutto appear in political line before him. First Zia made relax people after Zulifqar death by heralding free and fair election. Benazir Bhutto continued democratic efforts to restore democracy, terminate of martial law by allocating power towards public, that's why she associated an alliance of political parties' group name was Movement for restoration of democracy (MRD).