QUETTA: The provincial president of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind, has said that July 25 will be a day for the victory of PTI which has promised to build a new Pakistan.

Speaking at an election gathering here on Monday, he said that after winning the coming election, the PTI government would pay full attention to education and health sectors and provide clean drinking water to the people of Balochistan.

“We shall give pen and books in the hands of poor children and would send them to schools,” the PTI leader said.

He said the PTI government would establish engineering universities, colleges in Nasirabad district and other areas of Balochistan and would give health cards to people. He said people had been deceived in past in the name of religion or tribe. They voted for those for those who had never worked for the solution of their problems, he said, adding this time people should cast their votes for bringing a positive change in the country.

Published in Dawn, July 10th, 2018

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