The Government of Sindh has officially announced a public holiday on April 4 across the province to mark the death anniversary of former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

According to a notification issued by the provincial authorities, all government offices, educational institutions, and most private establishments will remain closed on the day. The decision applies to all districts of Sindh, ensuring a province-wide observance.

The holiday has been declared to pay tribute to Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s political legacy, public service, and enduring impact on Pakistan’s political landscape. Widely regarded as one of the country’s most influential leaders, Bhutto continues to be remembered for his contributions to democracy and governance.

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Officials stated that various political and social organizations will hold special events, seminars, and gatherings across the province. These events will highlight Bhutto’s political struggle, leadership, and role in shaping national policies.

Members and supporters of the Pakistan Peoples Party are also expected to organize rallies, prayer gatherings, and commemorative sessions nationwide, particularly in Karachi and other major cities of Sindh.

The government has urged citizens to maintain discipline and follow security guidelines during the events. Authorities also advised institutions and the public to make necessary arrangements in advance following the official notification.

April 4 holds historical significance in Pakistan, as Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was executed on this day in 1979 in Rawalpindi. His death anniversary is commemorated every year, especially in Sindh, with large-scale participation from supporters and political workers.