Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Karachi Ameer Engr Hafiz Naeemur Rehman has said that the party will lift up the marginalized segments of the society, if comes into power. The JI leader expressed these views while addressing thousands of youths at BanoQabil test held at Orangi town area of Karachi that falls in his constituency —NA 246.
It is pertinent to mention here that the successful candidates will be offered web designing, web development, Amazon and other IT related free courses in Orangi town. Meanwhile, Engr Hafiz Naeemur Rehman inaugurated an election office, addressed a few corner meetings and interacted with area notables in various sectors of Orangi Town.
JI leaders, including Ishaq Khan — the JI candidate for NA 245, Muddasir Ansari — PS 121, Abdul Hannan — PS 119, Nazar Barki — PS 120, Abdul Majeed Khaskhali — PS 118 and others were accompanying the JI stalwart.
Speaking on the occasion, Engr Hafiz Naeemur Rehman said that the JI is well connected with the youth of the megalopolis. He told the youth to realize their true potential and come forward to play their due role for their own betterment which is directly linked to the progress and development of Karachi and the rest of Pakistan.
Talking about the BanoQabil program, he said that the JI is going to offer courses to house wives under the program, whereas diploma and degree programs will also be launched, besides establishing an IT university in the city.
The JI stalwart added that Karachi constitute 22 seats of the National Assembly, 47 of the Sindh Assembly whereas the total number reached to 96 after including the reserved and senate seats. This is a very strong number and can play a vital role for the future of Karachi, he said.
