Sattian.

Same faces repeatedly dominates the Murree’s political life, the administrative services, the military establishments, the economy and the
general decision making process, while the 98 per cent under-privileged population is denied its rightful share in the exercise of political and economic
power in running the affairs of the state. Being politically disadvantaged and economically handicapped this sector of the society is unable to find a
place in the assemblies and the corridors of power in the country. As a consequence, it remains perpetually deprived and alienated.

It just plays second fiddle to the ruling class. It is obliged to vote for them, make up the crowd in their political gatherings and processions, raise slogans
and resort to appreciative clapping to their soulless and hackneyed speeches, containing promises which are never meant to be fulfilled.

According to the Constitution of Pakistan, every citizen has the right to participate in elections and represent the people in the assemblies. However
the two per cent privileged class has made the entry of the remaining population to the assemblies well nigh impossible. Lavish expenditures on
political campaigning have rendered elections as a rich man’s game in which the less fortunate class cannot compete. All major political parties
routinely voice sympathy and concern for the poor but refuse to accommodate them in the assemblies and national power structure. Thus the poor
workers despite sincere work and sacrifices remain perpetual bystanders.

In the above circumstances, therefore, real democratic culture could not be established in Pakistan. Real democracy means the rule of the majority or
in other words Government of the people, by the people, for the people. But strangely in Pakistan even in the name of democracy, the same two per
cent privileged class manages to induct its members into the assemblies and other positions of power, while the 98 per cent of the lower and middle
class population is totally deprived of its genuine representation.

The democratic system has not developed strong roots in Pakistan, as the two per cent privileged class now ruling the country has neither any concern
for the masses nor any genuine love for the democratic institutions. Their primary objective is to remain in power and protect their interests at all
costs.

Naturally, therefore, people belonging to such a mindset neither resist undemocratic and unconstitutional activities in the country nor feel any
compunction in readily accepting and recognising illegal governments, so long as their personal interests are protected and they are also allowed a
share in the booty.
 get elected to the national and provincial assemblies. Hence, their first priority on coming to
to recover their capital spent on the election campaign, of course, along with compound
and dividends. They have little time and energy for resolving the problems of their
ncies. For them, power and privileges are the main objective in coming into politics, they do
ate to compromise our principles and ideologies and willingly indulge in all kinds of
atic practices in order to maintain their hold on the establishment.

cted people from the elite class on reaching the corridors of power work only for the interest
- per cent population, the masses who elected them find their problems unresolved. They are
ntly becoming more rich. They are accumulating wealth with both hands. New land holdings
acquired, prestigious bungalows, villas are being purchased within the country and abroad,
ries are being established with dubiously acquired capital.

ja Usama Sarwar) therefore, feels strongly that our (KOHSAAR)can never prosper unless
iling Carefree political, economic and social system is brought to an end. It is certain that
existing set up, the people of Pakistan cannot move ahead towards prosperity nor can there
bility in the democratic system. It is possible only when the 98 per cent poor and middle class
t united and adequately represented in the assemblies and places of power through qualified,
d committed people belonging to their own class.
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•
• Naturally, therefore, people belonging to such a mindset neither
resist undemocratic and unconstitutional activities in the country
nor feel any compunction in readily accepting and recognising
illegal governments, so long as their personal interests are
protected and they are also allowed a share in the booty.
• If we look at the record of the various governments of Pakistan
since its inception, we will easily notice that be it a democratic
government or martial regime, it has always been monopolised by
the same and repeated faces. It is now for the people of NA-51to
judge and decide as to how this same repeated people could solve
the problems when they couldn’t do in 30/40 year . Isolated and
insulated from the masses, this class is totally unaware of the
sufferings, agonies, anxieties as well as the aspiration and hopes of
the poor and oppressed people. The living standards and the life
style of the privileged class are poles apart from the way of life of
the less fortunate and alienated people. In fact there is hardly any
meeting point between the two of them. The members of this
privileged class spend millions of rupees to get elected to the
national and provincial assemblies. Hence, their first priority on
coming to power is to recover their capital spent on the election
campaign, of course, along with compound interest and dividends.
They have little time and energy for resolving the problems of their
constituencies. For them, power and privileges are the main
objective in coming into politics, they do not hesitate to
compromise our principles and ideologies and willingly indulge in
all kinds of undemocratic practices in order to maintain their hold
on the establishment.
• As the elected people from the elite class on reaching the corridors
of power work only for the interest of the two- per cent population,
the masses who elected them find their problems unresolved. They
are consequently becoming more rich. They are accumulating
wealth with both hands. New land holdings are being acquired,
prestigious bungalows, villas are being purchased within the
country and abroad, and factories are being established with
dubiously acquired capital.
• WHAT DOES WE WANT?
• Ideologically speaking, Raja Usama Sarwar is not a proponent of
Socialism, Communism or unbridled Capitalism. It only believes in
Realism and Practicalism. By adopting this philosophy it desires to
establish an economic system based on free market economy in
accordance with the spirit of democracy. We seeks drastic reforms in
all sectors including agriculture, industry, commerce, education,
health,Sports,Culture,. These are considered essential for the
solidarity, security, progress and prosperity of every society as well as
for the welfare of the common man. Raja Usama and team wants to
see total elimination of corruption, bribery, injustices, tyranny,
exploitation, illiteracy, unemployment, poverty, drug trafficking and
other such social evils. It aims to introduce a comprehensive program
to make this beautiful (Kohsaar) prosperous and stable, and create a
just society in which opportunity to progress and prosper is available
to all, without discrimination.
• While We primarily espouses the cause of the 98 per cent poor and
middle classes, it does also recognise the two- per cent elite class as
useful citizens of the country. It has no intention to take away their
legally acquired wealth. Its objective is to evolve on the principle of
Realism and Practicalism.A just system in which all classes of the
country should feel themselves fully secured. Without taking
anything away from the men of status, the poor and middle class
people should have the opportunity to come out of the quagmire of
poverty through merit and hard work. Additionally, the system
should be free from exploitation, hatred and injustices. Furthermore,
adherence to any particular cast, creed, language, ethnicity, sex, sect
and religion, should in no way prejudice any one’s fundamental or
human rights.
 EDUCATION
• In today’s world, education is the basic and most
important factor to achieve progress for a nation.
Well-educated nations in the world enjoy
dominance over other nations. Nations lacking in
education cannot achieve advancement. It is
deplorable that since the inception of Pakistan
successive governments paid very little attention
to education just like our constituency
(Murree/Kahuta/Kotli Sattian/Kalar). Even today
the country’s budget provides meager sums for
education, and as a result more than 70 per cent
of the population of our country has remained
illiterate.
• If we desire to see Pakistan a developed,
prosperous and dignified country then we have to
make full use of our resources and ensure
education is made available to every citizen as
without education no one can expect the country
to be progressive and prosperous.
• Raja Usama Sarwar and his ThinkTank also
wants to make education easily available
throughout NA-51 by making full use of all the
available resources on an emergency basis,
whereby within five years the rate of literacy
could be enhanced, to at least 70 per cent. This
target is not impossible. With determination and
good intentions desired results can be achieved. In
this connection We want to take the following
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With a view to achieving this objective, mutual co-operation among such organisations and institutions should be organised
by forming a common platform under the government’s supervision and help.
By granting more powers and providing enhanced resources to the elected local bodies their role in the education, up to
primary and secondary level should be increased and the framework and scope of these institutions to be enlarged and used to
full potential.
• As an additional step, the federal and provincial governments should provide grants to the elected local bodies. The education
up to primary level should be made compulsory and free; and all the textbooks should be provided free of cost to primary
students.
• The prices of secondary and higher education textbooks need to be considerably reduced, so as to enable even the poor
families to meet the expenditure on education with less burden. The educated people in general and youth in particular should
be encouraged to form voluntary organisations to help and launch a crusade against illiteracy and campaign to ensure
education for all. Allocation in the budget for education to be increased adequately to achieve these goals.
• Private educational institutions need to be encouraged to ensure their educational standards and by making legislation so as
to upgrade and not allow them to become only businesses and profit making organisations. Merit should be the predominant
factor in selection as Education is a social service and should not become a trade.
• A network of libraries should be established in all the Union Council so the NA-51. These libraries should be linked with each
other through a well-connected system, including mobile libraries for the villages outside urban areas, to provide benefit to
rural areas.
• ThinkTank Raja Usama wishes to establish new universities in other Tehseels, 1 College as a must in every Union Council which
is easy access for all,, medical Institutions (Pharmactial skills trainings for Females), , technical institutes and other higher
educational institutions in accordance with the increasing need of the population in a systematic and planned manner, on a
regular basis. The present distribution of grants, given by the University Grants Commission to the universities of the country
should be made fair and equitable.
• In every part of the country, especially in villages, towns and small cities, more and more vocational training centres should be
established so that the younger generation and women can acquire useful skills. Special measures must be taken to develop
scientific research and in this regard the private sector should be encouraged in an organised manner.
• In all Union Councils and villages a network of schools and colleges needs to be set-up and for this purpose not only should
government resources be utilised on a large scale but also non-governmental organisations and other private sector
institutions should be encouraged in setting up the educational institutions.
 HEALTH
• Good health and good education is necessary for a strong and healthy society. In order to provide the poor
with medical facilities it is essential that from small towns to small villages and small cities to the big cities in
all areas and localities a network of small health units should be installed. These units should become the
centre for health and in this way at State level every citizen’s health and care would be ensured. In other words
a system taking the form of National Health Scheme would be established.

• In every Union Council at least one Small Scale government hospital should be set-up and in rural areas health
centres comprising of at least 10 beds should be established wherein maternity services would also be
provided.

• With a view to removing the shortage of essential medicines and a reduction in prices, private investment and
local manufacturing in pharmaceutical industries should be encouraged.

• To provide medical care for the poor people, non-governmental, social and welfare organisations and
institutions from the private sector should be encouraged. Wants the present conditions of State controlled
hospitals and health centres to improve. Furthermore, in order to improve the deficiencies in administrative
matters, the involvement of bureaucracy should be minimised and the hospitals should be under the control of
HUMAN RIGHTS
We have a firm belief in human rights and demands that the fundamental rights as
incorporated in the Constitution of Pakistan must be fully respected. Pakistan is facing
embarrassment throughout the world due to repeated violations of the human rights by
the successive governments. Our Vision is that all citizens of the country must be
granted equal rights irrespective of their cast, colour, creed, race, language, religion,
region, culture, faith, sect and sex or any political affiliation. In order to check the
violations of human rights.We want effective institution to be established that would
investigate alleged violations and breaches of human rights in the country. The
institution must have the authority to take action against any Government or the State
functionary or employee wherever necessary and to institute proceedings through the
court of law
In the development of the feudal culture many other problems have been created in the country. Due
to the contemptuous feudal mentality, hundreds and thousands of acres of land are not being
cultivated because the feudal have more land then they need and they cannot, and do not want to
cultivate their entire holdings. They are still not prepared to hand over their land to peasants for
cultivation of food and other necessities.
With this in mind, OUR team wants the Government to take such steps that the landowners would
cultivate all the land they possess. If they fail to do so then a "non-cultivation tax" should be levied on
every single acre of land not cultivated and this tax should be collected for the benefit of the peasants.

. This would also enable us to export our agricultural produce.

To achieve this increase in agro-products, all available resources should be put to use to mechanise
agriculture on modern scientific methods. In this regard the foremost objective of all concerned is to
provide education about agriculture to the peasants. To achieve this, the Government with the co-
operation of non-governmental and social organisations must start a campaign for adult education in
villages for the peasants and their families. In this regard there should be an appeal to educated young
people to come forward voluntarily. Moreover, some basic and easy courses on scientific farming are to
be made available to the peasants.

The development of industries in areas relating to agriculture should be enhanced. For instance the
fertiliser factories, agricultural machine tool factories and similar industries should be established in the
rural areas. For making the country self-sufficient in agricultural produce it is essential to raise the living
standard of the peasants..
 UNEMPLOYMENT
• In our country the problem of unemployment, especially of the educated class has
become very serious. Hundreds of thousands of educated youths are currently
unemployed, Our Team,therefore, wants steps to be taken to solve such an urgent
problem with a long-term definite plan.

• WE want that more and more industries should be established in the country,
especially small and cottage industries to resolve the problem of unemployment.

• Vocational training centres should be set-up for the youngsters to learn different skills
to enable them to stand on their own feet.

• To set-up small businesses, young people should be given soft term loans.
Indiscriminate down sizing of public sector organisations resulting in unemployment
should be stopped.
SPORTS/CULTURE
PROMOTION OF SPORT
• OUR TEAM wants to promote healthy tendencies by paying special attention to the promotion
of sports in society and to achieve this object immediate and positive steps must be taken.
• REGISTRATION OF AN OFFICIAL SPORTS CLUB(All sports including Cricket)
• Launching District level Club team>Grade1>domestic>national tournaments Ultimate vision
>>>>Official Murree PSL Team Owned by Raja Junaid Farooq,Usama Farooq,Usama
Sarwar,Qasim Nawaz etc.

• WE further want the selection of coaches and officials in the institutions for national sports
and the players for national teams to be selected only on merit.
• Murree Sports& Culture festival Yearly Sports Gala (Grand event) for e.g PSL
event
Controlling Narcotics & Promote Tourism
• It is unfortunate that the curse of drugs and narcotics has spread throughout the country. As a
result, instead of providing the younger generation with health, diet and education, they are being
poisoned by narcotics. Millions of people have become addicted to drugs. In this heinous trade of
drugs, some highly placed and influential people are also involved.

• In order to save the country from destruction, it is imperative that the curse of drugs and narcotics
should be rooted out. It is, therefore, essential that irrespective of status and influence, whoever is
involved in narcotics trade should be subjected to the severest punishment. Our Team wants not only
to eliminate this curse but also wishes to establish centres where drug patients could be rehabilitated
free of charge.

• . TOURISM
• By promoting tourism we can greatly increase the State’s foreign exchange earnings. We want the
coastal areas, northern regions and other likely tourist attractions to be developed so that tourism
may flourish and generate revenue.

• Furthermore, all the necessary measures be taken for the protection of Forests , Animals etc