The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman's advisor has said it is impossible to identify people's problems and their rectification without holding census and vowed that her party will not let the governing party "escape from its duty of conducting over-due census".
Advisor Yasmin Rashid addressing different party delegations at her office on Wednesday said, "In the Punjab, a one-man show is in vogue instead of democracy and, therefore, pursuing mega projects to gain political mileage instead of working for the public welfare. The Insaf will be strengthened further with the intra-party elections across the country and we will form its government after the 2018 general elections." She also talked about mass corruption, rising prices, joblessness and blamed the governing party and her party would strongly check the former, if it tried to escape from holding the census.
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