Imran's 10-point agenda failed to grab people's attention: Experts.

PESHAWAR -- Political experts here on Tuesday said the 10-point agenda announced by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan at Minar-e-Pakistan had failed to grab people's attention.

Terming the 10-point agenda of the PTI chief as a political gimmick, Ikhtiar Wali Khan, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa spokesman and former member provincial assembly (MPA) told reporter that the 10-point agenda of Imran Khan had failed to draw peoples' attention as the PTI government under his leadership had hardly provided any significant relief to the masses.

He claimed that Imran Khan's agenda was yet another deception to cover his alleged corrupt practices and poor governance as evident from the Toshakhana and PTI's foreign funding cases.

Wali said the PTI chairman, in his agenda, claimed to streamline the administrative and financial system despite the fact that his party government itself abolished its own created Ehtesab Commission at Peshawar to protect its corruption and skins.

He said the Billion Trees Afforestation Project (BTAP) had been taken over by NAB KP, which exposed the tall anti-corruption claims of the PTI leadership.

Wali deplored that unfortunately, Imran had remained busy with negative activities instead of concentrating on development projects and improving the governance and financial system in the country where PTI ruled.

He said the challenges of economic and political situations faced by the country today would have been better if Imran Khan had appointed competent and committed people as finance and chief ministers in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa instead of frequently reshuffling the cabinet members.

'Imran 10-point agenda is nothing but an old wine in new bottles,' said Hamaza Khan, PML-N Nowshera President while talking to reporter. 'Imran has largely talked about earning dollars through the promotion of tourism and mineral resources but failed to tell about the long delay in the groundbreaking of the four integrated tourism zones (ITZs) projects including Thandyani Abbottabad, Mankayal Swat, Madakhasat Chitral and Ghanol Manshera in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.'

He said the slow pace of work on economic zones projects and grant of leases for mineral projects, besides waste of precious mines and mineral resources including marble and gemstones in KP spoke volumes of the PTI's poor investment and policies.

He said that Pakistan was plunged into heavy loans burden by PTI rulers and no solid steps were...