Imran Khan to contest against Nawaz Sharif from NA-123

PTI chief Imran Khan will contest against PML-N chairman Mian Nawaz Sharif in forthcoming elections, party sources disclosed. This contest is a part of a comprehensive strategy of PTI’s think tank to sweep the elections from all Lahore constituencies against PML-N.
PTI has seen an important surge in Punjab province and other areas of the country since Oct 2011. PML-N, regarded as the main party of Punjab, faces a heavy threat from recently emerged party though its politicians claim they’ve no threat from PTI. As per the PTI plan, Imran Khan will face Nawaz Sharif in the general elections from Lahore.
“PTI’s think tank has made a list nominees who’d be contesting from Lahore’s 13 seats of the national assembly and 26 seats of provincial assembly,” the sources added. According to the plan, 5,000 to 6,000 youths will be made active in every constituency to make voters active.
Similarly a central secretariat of PTI has been designed for which architectural strategy has already been completed.

Imran Khan promises 25% party tickets to youths

Promising at least a 25% share for youths in party tickets in the upcoming general elections, PTI chief Imran Khan said on Sunday the tsunami would end the status quo.
“My aim to develop a new Pakistan, I don’t need any big name or any feudal to save the country, but only youths to do this goal. I’ll beat all political groups if youths help me,” Imran Khan said while addressing a massive youth seminar and announcing a youth policy of the party at Expo Centre on Sunday. Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Javed Hashmi and Farrukh Habib were also present.
Addressing the conference, Imran Khan said the PTI would ensure honor of every Pakistani and restore the respect of the green passport on the globe. “I will not let anybody do what was done to me in Toronto and what I require the support of you people, he mentioned while urging youths to support him in the process of developing a new Pakistan and saving the nation from the clutches of corrupt politicians.
PTI chief said Pakistan required a leadership which could lead the nation out of chaos and the country had a chance to play its part in saving their homeland.