Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed to launch an awareness campaign to sensitize the people and stakeholders about the significance of Electronic Voting Machines in ensuring transparency in elections.

Chairing a meeting in Islamabad about the use of EVMs in the elections, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to respond to unwarranted criticism on the voting machines by putting forwards the facts.

Later, Prime Minister expanded 'Ehsas Koi Bhooka Na Soye programme to Multan, Lahore, and Gujranwala.

Inaugurating four food trucks for these cities in Islamabad, he directed to ensure quality of food at all cost.

The government is planning to increase the number of food trucks to 40 and the program to 29 cities by October this year to provide free of cost meals to the poor people.

The program 'Ehsas Koi Bhooka Na Soye' is a step toward making Pakistan a welfare state in true sense.

Under this initiative, around 40, 000 people will be provided free of cost meals on daily basis.