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PM Khan failed to present single achievement of govt: PML-N leader

PML-N Muhammad Zubair

KARACHI: Slamming the PTI government’s performance in its initial 100 days, PML-N leader and former Sindh governor Muhammad Zubair said Prime Minister Imran Khan had not even single achievement of his government to present at today’s event.

Speaking to ARY News, he said he didn’t not understand why such function was organized.

A ceremony titled “Bunyaad Naye Pakistan Ki” [Foundation of a new Pakistan] was organised at the Jinnah Convention Center to shed light on the PTI government’s performance within the first 100 days.

Prime Minister Imran Khan and a number of federal ministers addressed the event.

In his speech, the prime minister pledged to improve the taxation system, boost exports, introduce programmes to alleviate poverty and facilitate farmers.

He said the government tried to devise policies within the first 100 days to facilitate the masses.

Improving ties with India is aimed to boost export and increase employment in the country, he said and added he took only one day off within 100 days of his coming to power.

The prime minister said the government strengthened the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and set up the Asset Recovery Unit and signed MoUs with more than 26 countries on exchange of information. A whopping $11 billion had been stashed away by Pakistanis in these countries as per information collected from the countries so far, he added.

FIA has traced transactions involving Rs375 billion through fake bank accounts, he said and added state land worth Rs350 billion has also been retrieved.

He said Punjab alone has recovered 88,000 acres of land from land mafia.

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