How will Pakistan come out of economic crisis? Imran Khan told the plan, counted these 10 points

Imran Khan 10 Point Roadmap For Pakistan: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan held a grand public meeting in Lahore on Sunday (March 26) and 10 members of his party Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to rescue his country facing economic crisis. Point blueprint presented.

In a public meeting held at Minar-e-Pakistan in the early hours of Sunday, Imran challenged the country’s ruling party to present a plan to rescue Pakistan, which is facing crisis on different fronts. The PTI chief said, “I challenge that the present government does not have the capability or intention (to save the country). If the government tells me that it has a plan (to get the country out of crisis), I will be on the edge of laughter.

Imran’s 10-point roadmap to get Pakistan out of trouble

According to the news of Dawn newspaper, 70-year-old Imran said, “I know what is the plan. They don’t have a plan.” Presenting a 10-point roadmap to PTI, the former prime minister said that Pakistanis living abroad would be encouraged to invest in Pakistan to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and repeatedly appealed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for help. ) there is no need to go to

He said, “We will help all those people who export goods and bring dollars into the country.” Pakistan, which is facing severe economic crisis, has approached the IMF for the restoration of its loan program. Imran stressed that the country needs to take tough decisions to increase tax collection and exports. He said, “A major surgery is needed to repair our house. Overseas Pakistanis will send their dollars to Pakistan if they are encouraged to do so.

‘Need to increase tax for progress’

Imran claimed that out of 22 crore Pakistanis, only 2.5 million pay taxes. “There is a need to increase the tax base for progress,” he said. The PTI chief also suggested giving loans to the youth to start business and reviving the loan scheme. Imran said that after coming to power, his government would promote tourism and focus would be on the mineral sector to increase revenue.

The former Prime Minister said that after the formation of the government of his party, work will be done to increase the productivity of the agriculture sector in the country with the cooperation of China. Imran said that the PTI government will take measures to curb money laundering and focus will also be on reducing the current budget deficit.

Imran’s rally took place in such an environment, had to stay behind bullet-proof glass

Imran, who claimed that his life was in danger, addressed the public meeting standing behind bullet-proof glass. The Pakistani media did not telecast the public meeting due to “pressure” from the PML-N-led government. The government has the support of a powerful army.

To thwart Imran’s rally, the police had blocked all major roads leading to Minar-e-Pakistan by placing containers and barricades, due to which people walked a long distance to reach the rally site. In addition, internet services were disrupted in many parts of Lahore, especially in the rally area.

Imran lashed out at Pak government for arresting PTI workers

Before the rally, Imran slammed the PML-N-led government and its handlers (indirectly the army) for arresting and torturing over 2,000 PTI workers. He said, “One thing is clear that whoever is in power, a message will go to him today that the passion of the people cannot be suppressed by barriers and containers.”

The PTI chief told those in power that he was ready to sit at home if he had an agenda to get the country out of its economic rut. Imran also said, “The way the corridors of power in Pakistan are behaving today, it seems that the only problem facing the country is Imran Khan are the same.

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