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PML-N finally unveils election manifesto

PML-N finally unveils election manifesto

LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) unveiled the election manifesto with the slogan of ‘Pakistan Ko Nawaz Do’.

Addressing the media after the manifesto’s launch, PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif said the party promises to abolish NAB, provide 10 million jobs, reduce poverty and unemployment, and ensure the supply of cheap electricity and gas.

The PML-N has also promised judicial reforms and economic reforms. The major points of the election manifesto of PML-N.

Abolition of NAB

In the manifesto of the PML-N, it is also promised to abolish the institution of NAB and to strengthen other institutions working against corruption.

Provision of cheap electricity and gas supply

Electricity bills will be reduced by 20 to 30%, 15,000 megawatts of electricity will be added to the country's grid, and 10,000 megawatts of electricity will be generated across the country through solar power.

The manifesto states that gas bills will also be reduced, including a promise to reduce inflation by 10% in 2025.

Foreign Policy

In the manifesto of Muslim League-N, it is said that Pakistan will be made strong at the global level, India will have to withdraw the unilateral measures of August 5 from Occupied Kashmir and the Kashmir conflict will be resolved according to the resolutions of the United Nations.

Announcements for Farmers

The PML-N also promised to provide interest-free loans to small farmers and cultivators along with innovation in agriculture, while the provision of 10 million jobs in five years is also included in the manifesto.

Judicial reforms

The supremacy of Parliament will be ensured, the judiciary and justice system will be reformed and a timely and effective judicial system will be implemented.

Economic reforms

GDP growth will be brought up to 6 percent in 3 years and per capita income will be brought up to 2 thousand dollars in five years while exports will be brought up to 60 billion dollars in five years.

Education

Evening schools will be started across the country and the education budget will be increased by 4%, with the establishment of Danish schools across the country.

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Climate Change

Steps will be taken for a smog-free Pakistan, a total ban on plastic bags will be imposed while rehabilitation work will be done from the 2022 floods.

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