ISLAMABAD – Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said on Saturday that with the help of the party’s ideological workers PPP will regain the ground it lost during the last general elections and the recent local bodies’ polls. “I urge you to rise above the petty personal differences and work together to shore up the party to meet the challenges that lie ahead,” he said while addressing various organisations of the KPK chapter of the party in Zardari house in Islamabad. Raja Pervez Ashraf, Qamar Zaman Kaira, Faisal Karim Kundi, Rahimdad Khan, Humayoun Khan, Noor Alam Khan, Najam Din Khan, Akhunzada Chattan and other central senior party leaders were also present on the occasion besides the provincial leaders of the party. He said he was optimistic about the PPP bouncing back with vigor and intensity because of the democratic and progressive ethos of the people of Pakistan which were also the guiding principles of the party. Senator Farhatullah Babar said that Saturday was the second day of Bilawal’s meetings with party organisations. On Friday he met separately the lawyers, youth, labor, minority and the women wings of the provincial party. Bilawal said that he will soon undertake visits to the southern and northern divisions of the province to meet the rank and file of valiant workers and the people. He said that the National Action Plan called for reforming FATA but no reforms have been introduced in the tribal areas. Banned organisations continue to function under other names, he said. The law enacted during the PPP government banning the resurrection of proscribed organisations under different names was totally ignored with the result that extremist militant organizations continued to flourish, he said.