On the anniversary of Bhutto’s passing, Sindh has declared a public holiday.

To commemorate the anniversary of former prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s death, the Sindh government has proclaimed Saturday, April 4, a public holiday throughout the state.

All government offices and institutions will stay closed on this date, according to an official announcement.

As the country commemorates the 47th anniversary of Bhutto’s death on April 4, the announcement states that the Òعࢢ has been declared to honor Bhutto’s legacy and contributions.
To honor the late leader, political workers and fans host activities and get-togethers nationwide each year.