Provincial autonomy

Provincial autonomy

Pakistan is a multinational, multicultural, and multilingual federation. The sovereignty, national, and cultural identity of all national, cultural, linguistic, and geographical units included in the federation will be protected. They will be freed from all kinds of exploitation, oppression, economic oppression, and discrimination. The Federation of Pakistan will be made the supreme authority and an equal participant in all internal and external affairs of the state. Their political, economic, cultural, linguistic, and internal sovereignty will be fully protected. The establishment of new provinces will be supported, keeping in mind the wishes of the people and the administrative requirements of the geographical and cultural background.

Environment

New legislation will be introduced to prevent environmental degradation by regulating industrial waste, deforestation, excessive noise and smoke, and other issues related to vehicle emissions, construction, and domestic policies aimed at sustainability. Housing developments will be completely prohibited on agricultural lands. Efforts will be made to designate land near major cities for growing vegetables and fruits. Additionally, only eco-friendly construction practices will be permitted within urban areas.

Medical facilities

The provision of free and standard medical facilities will be ensured for every citizen as per their constitutional right. All government hospitals will be equipped with modern facilities of international standards. The health budget will also be increased at least by 5%.

Foreign Policy

An independent and non-aligned foreign policy shall be formulated with the objective of respect for the sovereignty of all countries, especially neighboring countries. Friendships shall be based on non-interference in internal affairs, economic cooperation, and cultural sharing. Emphasis will be placed on resolving the Kashmir conflict in accordance with the UN resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.

Justice System, Human Rights & minorities

The justice system, with a particular focus on criminal justice, will undergo essential reforms. Addressing bribery within the lower judiciary will be a priority. In recognition of social and economic needs, Justice must not only be done butmust also be seen to be done. The enforcement of fundamental human rights will be assured in accordance with the Constitution of Pakistan and the United Nations Charter. All such laws and customs will be immediately abolished which conflict with human rights and societal values. In particular, all discriminatory and stereotyped concepts, customs, and violence related to women and children will be eliminated. Efforts will be made to facilitate women in obtaining equal rights and empowerment in economic, political, educational, cultural, and all other areas of public life. The enforcement of all laws concerning the protection of women and children from violence will be ensured. Minorities will be fully safeguarded, with protections for their places of worship and their freedom of belief, religious practices, and customs. Steps will be taken to grant religious minorities equal rights and powers without discrimination, enabling equal participation in state affairs and recognition as equal status citizens in the eyes of the state.

Revenue & Economy

Revenue system reforms will be introduced to serve the public interest, with efforts aimed at reducing the burden of indirect taxes on citizens. Special tax incentives will be provided to small-scale exporters, shopkeepers, and traders, while income tax will also apply to agricultural incomes. Both government and private sector employees, as well as the working class, will be legally guaranteed access to necessities and salaries adjusted to match inflation. Pakistan will pursue modernization as an industrialized nation, moving beyond the economic and political control of global financial institutions and imperialism. National industrial investment will be promoted to reduce dependence on foreign goods, freeing the country from external dominance and exploitation. Domestic investments and related industrial sectors will be encouraged to boost the production of export-oriented goods, fostering economic growth and national income without increasing export volumes.

Agrarian and Land Reforms

The maximum limit for irrigated agricultural land will be set at 100 acres, and rainfed land will be capped at 200 acres. This land will be redistributed to landless farmers and those already engaged in farming, ensuring equal rights for small farmers and agricultural laborers. Agricultural production will be aligned with the needs of the Pakistani people, adhering to scientific principles. Only surplus crops will be approved for export. Prices for essential agricultural products—such as wheat, rice, sugarcane, maize, and vegetables—will be set according to public purchasing power. Modern agricultural research institutions will provide free resources and support to farmers, aiming to improve productivity and sustainability.

Education

To uphold the constitutional rights of all citizens and eliminate profiteering in the name of education, the quality of education in government institutions will be significantly enhanced. This improvement will be aligned with national needs and meet international standards through scientifically grounded methods. Education will prioritize instruction in students’ mother tongues, supporting cultural preservation and deeper comprehension. Additionally, facilities for sports, cultural activities, literature, and other extracurricular opportunities will be provided to students, along with initiatives to reinstate student organizations. The reach of technical and technological education will be broadened, extending offerings up to the university level. Efforts will be made to increase the education budget to 5%, with particular emphasis on enhancing funding for higher education.

Empowered Local Government

By amending Article 140-A of the Constitution, the local government system will be fully defined and empowered, like the structures of the national and provincial governments. The Provincial Government and Legislature will no longer have the authority to legislate or alter the Constitutional powers and functions of local governments. Key responsibilities, including education, healthcare, water supply, building regulation, environmental management, local transportation, road maintenance and construction, drainage, parks, playgrounds, and revenue collection, will fall under the jurisdiction of city governments. The police will operate under the authority of the local government, tasked with protecting citizens’ lives and property and maintaining law and order within their jurisdiction. Specialized institutes will be established to provide scientific training to local government police. These trained officers will be responsible for investigating criminal offenses, utilizing advanced scientific resources and methods.

Sovereignty of the people

Pakistan’s current social, economic, and political system needs to be revised to fulfill the basic needs and rights of the common citizen. This system was mainly created for the wishes of tribal, feudal, capitalist, and elite groups and their class interests. We will rebuild and reorganize all state institutions to make “the people” the true heirs of Pakistan, considering our national priorities, popular governance, and aspirations.

Khalq
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