KARACHI, Aug 10: The Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan has announced that it will solve the people’s problems in the health, education and law sectors on a war footing if it comes to power.

The party held a public meeting at Nishter Park that continued into the night on Friday, where the details of its manifesto were also unfolded.

The AHTP chairman, Maulvi Iqbal Haider, vowed that he would take guidance from the holy Quran while serving the people.

The party would give allowances to unemployed people under its Awami-relief package. Iqbal said his party was an ideological party, which believed that politics and religion were two separate entities.

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