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IPP chief promises hard work to overcome challenges

IPP chief promises hard work to overcome challenges

Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) Chairman Jahangir Tareen said that I was wronged by being disqualified to be equal to Nawaz Sharif.

Addressing the corner meeting in Lodhran, IPP chief said: „Thanks to Allah, I have returned to serve Lodhran after being disqualified.“ God willing, we will overcome the economic challenges by working hard day and night. We have decided to move forward, God willing, the country will develop. He said that everyone should come out of their homes and vote for Aqab on February 8.

Allah has bestowed me a lot, I go to the Assembly to serve the people. I will use all the resources to make a successful and developed Lodhran.

Jahangir Tareen said that the people are my strength, I will fight for you in such a way that you will remember. I am also contesting elections from Multan, but I will never leave Lodhran.

Earlier, Abdul Aleem Khan, the president of the IPP, has said it is essential to have a stable government in Pakistan. It is expected that the government formed this time will complete five years.

Aleem Khan said while holding a press conference in Khanewal that more than 50 members are contesting elections in Punjab, agriculture is our backbone, our party chairman is a role model among farmers, and our manifesto has many facilities related to agriculture.

He added that we are not just announcing, we are announcing thoughtfully; there is a complete plan for how to provide free electricity; resources are available in our country; the only need is planning; we are business people and very thoughtful.

 

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