Tehreek Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), under the leadership of Saad Rizvi, has taken a significant step into the political arena by presenting its new party flag and releasing a comprehensive 25-point election manifesto. Addressing a press conference in Lahore, Saad Rizvi expressed the party’s commitment to embark on a political journey, emphasizing that they have now laid out their political agenda for the public.
Saad Rizvi highlighted that TLP has stood alongside the people in times of inflation and floods. The party’s manifesto focuses on the implementation of an Islamic system and the assurance of meeting the basic needs of the people.
The manifesto outlines promises, including the construction of an Islamic bloc with an emphasis on purging the country from interest-based financial systems, the establishment of a Khanqahi (spiritual) system, and securing the nation from external debts.
A noteworthy commitment in the manifesto is the pledge to build the Kala Bagh Dam, addressing a significant water management project. Additionally, the manifesto vows to grant women their rightful status and ensure the protection of minorities. It also advocates for free medical treatment for urban dwellers.
Tehreek Labbaik Pakistan’s entry into mainstream politics with a well-defined manifesto signifies its ambition to address socio-economic issues and advocate for an Islamic governance structure. The manifesto’s focus on Islamic principles, economic reforms, and social justice aligns with the party’s core ideology.
As the political landscape evolves with the inclusion of TLP in electoral politics, its manifesto provides a blueprint for the party’s vision and mission. The upcoming elections will undoubtedly see TLP actively participating, aiming to translate its manifesto promises into tangible actions for the betterment of Pakistan and its people.
