Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Tuesday raising concerns over President Arif Alvi's role asserted he would face dual legal proceedings over "breaching constitutional mandates."

Speaking to media persons outside the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Bilawal said one case pertains to the President's controversial decision to dissolve the assembly amid a no-confidence motion, while the other concerns his failure to convene the National Assembly session as prescribed by the constitution.

"President Arif Alvi's actions constitute a flagrant disregard for constitutional obligations," asserted Bilawal Bhutto. "If the President neglects his duties, it falls upon the Speaker to uphold constitutional integrity. The presidency transcends the individual occupying it."

Stessing adherence to constitutional processes, Bilawal Bhutto dismissed the notion of impeachment, suggesting that a new president should be elected through the established electoral procedure.

"The constitution mandates a National Assembly session on February 29 under any circumstance," he reiterated.

Highlighting the need for political reconciliation, Bhutto underscored the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) inclusion in the process initiated by Asif Zardari. He stressed the significance of rectifying historical injustices, citing the impending Bhutto reference decision as a pivotal step towards closure.

"Politicians must prioritise mutual respect and cooperation," stated Bilawal Bhutto, cautioning against undermining democratic institutions. "Failure to uphold mutual respect will perpetuate the cycle of discord for generations."

Reflecting on political strategies, Bhutto defended his party's decision to engage in political alliances despite lacking a governing mandate. "We opted for stability over indifference," he affirmed, acknowledging the economic and democratic repercussions of political instability.

Addressing concerns regarding alliances, Bilawal Bhutto maintained that pragmatic decisions were made in the interest of the populace. He credited the Sunni alliance for their cooperation, emphasizing the need for collective efforts in addressing societal challenges.

Assessing provincial performance, Bhutto lauded Sindh's resilience in the face of adversity, particularly highlighting the educational sector's response to natural disasters. Criticizing the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) approach, he urged humility in acknowledging mistakes and reiterated his commitment to constitutional principles.