FAISALABAD: Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chief Dr Tahir Ul Qadri has said that overseas Pakistanis on his call would pay all the debts of Pakistan which amounted to 90 billion if he assumed the power.
The PAT chief was addressing huge number of gathering of his and allied parties supporters, activists, workers in Faisalabad.
He said that PAT has won the first referendum today in Faisalabad adding that victory named to martyrs of Islamabad who sacrificed their lives for revolution in the country.
Qadri said that sit-in will be in throughout the country and he will call for it soon.
The PAT head said that he will decide to leave or not his Canadian nationality when election will be announced in the country.
He added that the party will demand election reforms if national government comes into place.
He said that sitting in Canada he committed a “crime” by raising the voices of poor and rulers of Status Quo have become his enemy.
He announced to make Faisalbad as province along with Multan, Southern Punjab Seraiki belt, Gunjranwala-Rawalpindi province.
Qadri also highlighted his vision and reforms in the judiciary.
He also demanded to his supporters to vote, give donations and support and he will ensure revolution in the country.
He also appreciated, thanked and congratulated all the media, of the country for its timely, continuous, authentic coverage.
The PAT head said that government has not capable to run the economy of the country adding that the fake democracy rulers used to take loans which spent on their luxuries and they made their assets in abroad.
He also said that people of Faisalabad have shown their verdict for the rulers to pack up.
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