Imran Khan announced a 10-point plan to save the country from crisis

International Desk: Chief of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and former Prime Minister Imran Khan has challenged the ruling group by highlighting a detailed plan (roadmap) to save the country from economic and political crisis. He announced a 10-point plan to save the country from the crisis at a rally in Minar-e-Pakistan area of ​​Lahore on Sunday. Imran Khan said, I am challenging that the ruling ruling group has no plan or intention to save the country. I will move away from all this, if they (the military and the rulers) can say, they have a plan. But I know where the plan is. There is no plan at all. Imran Khan announced the 10-point plan to save the country from the crisis and said that this plan will save Pakistan from the economic crisis.

To attract foreign investment, expatriate Pakistanis should be encouraged to invest directly in Pakistan. In this case, there is no need to approach the IMF again and again. Talking about the plan, he said that if the party is elected, his government will take steps to develop the tourism sector. Mineral resources sector will be given importance to increase the government's income. Small and medium industries will be revived. Imran Khan said PTI will take steps to increase revenue collection if it comes back to power. Apart from this, whatever is necessary will be done to increase the agricultural production of the country with the help of China. At the same time, the budget deficit of the government will be further reduced. The government-funded housing program will resume. Will build houses for slum dwellers. Health card will be reintroduced. Imran Khan highlighted some other plans to save the country from the crisis. According to him, there is no "easy way out" of the current crisis in Pakistan. For this, some difficult decisions have to be made.

Only the government can take these tough decisions. Because the people of the country have given that right only to the government. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Islam (PTI) chief Imran Khan was ousted after a no-confidence motion in the National Assembly in April last year. After that he became accused in several cases.