Some fact's about benzeer bhuto life
First democratically selected female prime minister of Muslim country the doughter of great leader Mr zulfiqar Ali bhuto bhuto took over as chair person of the PPP in 1982 after her tow stints as prime minister in the 1990 ended early aimed charges of courrption bhuto spent several years in exile in London she return to Pakistan with plan to participate in the election but was killed during attack at PPP rally in Rawalpindi in 2007
Benzeer bhuto was born 21 June 1953 in Karachi Pakistan she was eldest child of zulfiqar Ali bhuto after completing her Early education in Pakistan she persuade her higher education in the united states from 1969 to1973 she attend Radcliffe college than Harvard university where she graduated completed she comelted the course in international law and diplomacy benzeer bhuto returned to Pakistan in 1977 and was placed under house arrest after the military coup led by general Zia UL Haq over threw his fathers gov there was more family tragedy in 1980 when bhuto brother was killed in his appointment on rivievain
Shahnawaz bhuto her brother
And an other tragedy was her second brother Murtaza died in 1996 while his sister was in power I. Gun battle with police in Karachi
She moved to England in 2984 becoming the joint leader in exile of PPP than returnd to Pakistan on 10 April 1986 to lounch a nation wide compighn for open
election she married with Asif zardare in Karachi in 18 December 1989 she had three children #,one son two doughtets in 1988 bhuto was selected as prime minister after three months giving birth to her first child she become first female prime minister of Muslim nation
Bhutto returned to Pakistan on October 18, 2007, after President Musharraf granted her amnesty on all corruption charges, opening the way for her return and a possible power-sharing agreement.
Bhutto’s homecoming rally after eight years in exile was hit by a suicide attack, killing 136 people. She only survived after ducking down at the moment of impact behind her armored vehicle. Bhutto said it was Pakistan’s “blackest day” when Musharraf imposed a state of emergency Nov. 3 and threatened to bring her supporters on to the streets in mass demonstrations. She was placed under house arrest Nov. 9. Bhutto called for his resignation four days later. Emergency rule was lifted
Bhutto was a controversial figure who remains divisive to this day. She was often criticised as being politically inexperienced, was accused of being corrupt, and faced much opposition from Pakistan's Islamist lobby for her secularist and modernizing agenda. In the early years of her career, she was nevertheless domestically popular and also attracted support from Western nations, for whom she was a champion of democracy. Posthumously, she came to be regarded as an icon for women's rights due to her political success in a male-dominated society.
Benzeer bhuto was strongest women
She was good leader very very good personality she was god mother of poor peoples