PTI Jalsa: PTI Chairman Imran Khan,s 10-Points Agenda

 

Minar-e-Pakistan Jalsa:

 'The video may be old but the gathering was impressive' Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has formally launched his election campaign last night in Minar-e-Pakistan in Lahore and has presented the road map for the economic recovery of the country to the people in relation to the upcoming election. The leadership of Tehreek-e-Insaaf claims that a record number of people participated in the rally despite the arrest of workers, closure of roads and suspension of internet services.

However, critics commented that it was a 'flop show' compared to PTI's rallies held at Minar Pakistan in the past, in which such a large number of workers and supporters showed solidarity with Imran Khan due to many reasons including the month of Ramadan. Could not reach. After PTI's rally in Lahore, old photos and videos are also being shared on social media to show the rally at Minar Pakistan as a success. At the same time, the discussion on Imran Khan's ten-point program for the restoration of the country's economy is also going on

What happened in Minar Pakistan rally? The caretaker government of Punjab, following the order of the Lahore High Court, allowed Tehreek-e-Insaf to hold a rally in Greater Iqbal Park, but since Saturday morning, there were reports that the administration had closed some entrances and the rally hall was closed. Containers have been placed on the roads coming from the side. But despite this, PTI made preparations for the Minar Pakistan Jalsa in full force and Imran Khan spoke from a bulletproof cabin in view of security concerns. The most prominent thing in his speech was the economic recovery agenda in which he gave a ten-point formula on how to fix the country if Tehreek-e-Insaf gets power in the next election.

Imran Khan talked about increasing investment in the country by overseas Pakistanis, making exports a 'VIP' and focusing on tourism regarding the restoration program of the country's economy in the Lahore rally. Imran Khan said that government institutions like PIA, railways have to be reformed and money laundering has to be stopped. He said, "We will give interest-free loans to the youth for business. They gave loans at cheap interest for the first time to build houses, and we will start it again." "Slums have become too many, we had made a program that everyone will provide modern facilities in the slums, where they will have their own houses." Regarding the ten-point plan, he said that he will promote small and medium industries in the country, focus on agriculture and raise money through minerals.

Imran Khan's ten point agenda and comments Imran Khan's 10-point program to revive Pakistan's economy: 

1. Bringing Pakistani investment abroad

 2. Enabling exports

 3. Tourism 

4. Minerals

 5. Small and medium industries

 6. Agriculture 

 7. Organization of major cooperation

 8. Enlarging the Tax Net

 9. Preventing Money Laundering (Rule of Law)

10. Welfare programs for the disadvantaged 

Commenting on Imran Khan's ten-point program to restore the country's economy, journalist Katrina Hussain wrote that it is very similar to PTI's previous policies and this plan has not worked before. Overseas Pakistanis did not invest. The PTI government had doubled the country's debt. How will welfare projects be funded? How will tourism be attracted? Detailed plans are awaited.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's former focal person for digital media, Ahmed Jawad, called it "the biggest gathering in the history of Pakistan and the world at two o'clock in the morning" and also claimed that it would be a "Guinness Book of World Record." He said that despite the closure of roads in Lahore, a large number of workers and fans of Imran Khan participated here. On the other hand, the leaders of the ruling alliance PDM are calling it a 'flop show'. Former Member of Provincial Assembly Hina Parvez Butt says that 'as soon as the meeting failed, PTI people started sharing pictures of ten years old meeting, everyone knew that Lahoreites rejected Niazi today.'

According to analyst Naseem Zahra, despite the cases against Imran Khan, a large number of people have participated in the rally. However, anchor Ghareeda Farooqui claimed that it is clear from the footage of the rally that 'a large part of the venue is empty.' At the same time, journalist Amna Jabeen asks that if according to PDM's claim, every meeting of Imran Khan is really a flop and he has been rejected by the people, then why is he running away from the elections? What are you afraid of?