Faisalabad, Humayun Akhtar Khan, the Senior Vice President of Isthakam Pakistan Party and candidate from Constituency NA 97, pledged substantial changes and transparent management of development funds in his area. In a series of corner meetings organized by local dignitaries, Khan outlined his commitment to bring real change and complete the projects he announces, emphasizing his track record of seeing initiatives through to completion.
According to Istehkam-e-Pakistan, Khan assured constituents that the funds allocated for development projects would be used transparently and honestly for the prosperity of the people. He expressed these views during his election campaign visits across NA-97, where various communities of the constituency also announced their full support for his panel on February 8. He also met with Qadri’s cousin, Muhammad Niaz Shah.
Khan highlighted that his manifesto has caused anxiety among politicians known for contracting and commissions, criticizing their lack of performance and future plans. He promised a revolutionary manifesto for the development and prosperity of the region and assured the people of rapid change.
The candidate outlined key initiatives in his manifesto, including establishing warehouses for farmers, fair price shops, converting tube wells to solar, and setting up IT centers for youth. He also plans to initiate the establishment of an industrial zone along M3, improve local education, health facilities, clean drinking water supply, sewage systems, street paving, and road connectivity at the Union Council level.
Khan emphasized that the role of national and provincial assembly representatives includes raising local and national issues, and he committed to restoring the health card and Ehsaas program to their original forms to ease people’s lives.
His campaign aims to address the long-standing issues in the constituency, offering a vision of development and progress while ensuring transparency and accountability in the use of development funds.