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IPP president expects next government to complete five years

IPP president expects next government to complete five years

Abdul Aleem Khan, the president of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (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.

Moreover, the same petrol is put in cars worth 10 to 15 million, the same petrol is given to the poor, free petrol is given to motorcyclists, free electricity bills are below 300 units, and tubewell electricity is free for small farmers.

The IPP leader further added that he believed that the election would be held and would be held with enthusiasm. Due to the cold, the campaign is affected, but we are excited.

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