It is indeed a great success of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in holding a grand public meeting on Sunday at Minto Park after its chairman Imran Khan's 15-year-long political struggle. However, none of the speakers at the meeting, not even Imran Khan himself, said a word about his party's economic policy for Pakistan.
Pakistan's problems are illiteracy, load shedding, unemployment, rising inflation, rampant poverty and corruption. There is no such powerful party in this world that can solve these chronic, deep-seated issues of Pakistan instantly. We have seen the poor performance of both the PPP and the PML-N. They have only added to these issues further during their governments. Now as Mr Khan has emerged as the third powerful political personality in the country, his chances of becoming the country's next prime minister cannot totally be dismissed.
Thus he should inform the nation about his plans for the revival of our country's economy. He obviously does not have a magic wand to correct the system so he must let the public know about his economic strategy. It gave me a shock when I came to know that the PTI has not updated its manifesto since 2002. Is this not an anomaly, Mr Khan?
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