By proposing Aseefa Bhutto, his youngest daughter, to be the nation's first lady, President Asif Ali Zardari has sparked controversy. Many people have questioned the conventional conventions around the role in response to the decision, which has generated a lot of discussion online. When contacted, a few legal experts attested that the president is able to bestow the title on any female member of his family. They replied that there are no legal restrictions on this kind of appointment.
Others, on the other hand, are excited by Aseefa's elevation to the first ladyship—a title traditionally held by the spouses of prime ministers or presidents—for quite different reasons.
A collage of the mother-daughter pair, dressed in a simple white drape and accessorized with characteristic Benazir Bhutto draping, is circulating online, with numerous people noting their striking similarity. The fact that Benazir and Aseefa are wearing green kurtas with their dupattas in both photos emphasizes the likeness even more.
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