Benazir Bhutto's killing on December 27, 2007, marked a turning point in Pakistan's political history, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and commitment to democracy. Seventeen years later, the nation reflects on her contributions as the first woman to lead a Muslim-majority country and her vision for a progressive Pakistan. Her assassination during an election rally in Rawalpindi remains a stark reminder of the challenges faced by leaders advocating for change. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, along with other political leaders, has paid tribute to Benazir Bhutto, honoring her legacy as a champion of democracy and an advocate for women's rights.