PML-N news discussion on PTI’s 100-day devise postponed
ISLAMABAD: The news discussion of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leaders that had to be reason on Monday to respond to PTI’s 100-day devise has been postponed.
The refurbish has been reliable by Rawalpindi Public Relations Director Hamid Javed Awan.
The PML-N leaders were to reason a news discussion today in Punjab House to respond to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s 100-day plan.
Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal and Minister for Power Awais Leghari were to residence a media, where PML-N’s Haroon Akhtar and Punjab supervision orator Malik Ahmed Khan had to be in attendance.
A day earlier, PTI presented 100-day devise that a leaders pronounced they would exercise if their celebration comes into power.
PTI leaders Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Asad Umar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak and former secretary ubiquitous Jahangir Tareen presented tools of a bulletin during an eventuality in a sovereign capital.
During a event, PTI leakers spoke about a partnership of Federally Administered Tribal Areas with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, origination of South Punjab range and giving larger management to a supervision in Balochistan, as a partial of their 100-day plan.
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The 100-day devise presents a thought of generating 10 million jobs within 5 years
While vocalization about mercantile growth, Umar pronounced they would emanate 10 million jobs within 5 years if their celebration comes to power. He pronounced a celebration would foster a production attention and pave approach for expansion of tiny and middle enterprises. Umar also betrothed they would spin supervision guest houses into hotels and open them for tourists. Besides, he added, 5 million houses would also be assembled for a homeless race of a country.
Also partial of PTI’s bulletin would be a alleviation in cultivation zone of a country, betrothed Tareen. He pronounced their celebration would take measures to make cultivation essential for farmers. Tareen combined they would also yield financial assistance to farmers so that they could turn self-sufficient.