RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Arif Kareem Patwari Patwari Patwari
Does not let any opportunity go out of hands which can insult Imran Khan.
‘Imran Khan is crushing the poor’ - The Guardian UK
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Does not let any opportunity go out of hands which can insult Imran Khan.
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
پینڈن گالاں سناوں جو عمران خان کو لوگ نکال رھے ہیں
ویڈیو دیکھ کر کانوں دے دھونوے نکل جایں گے تیرے
Dr Adam
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
عارف کریم پٹواری ہووے یا نہ پٹواری ہوووے، گل ساری اے وے کہ جاقت چنگا اے . اُساں کدیح پاکستان نے خلاف کوئی گل نئیں کیتی . اپنا سیاسی میلان رکھنا اُس ناں بنیادی انسانی حق اے جس نی میں عزت کرنا آں
واوا رونق میلہ لائی رخنا اے
Worldtronic
Senator (1k+ posts)
Iconoclast
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Exatimo! Will listen to anyone as long as they're not PPPMLN haramis. Any third party, anyone.... but not the tried, tested and thrown like condom Nawaz and Zardar.... All PPPMLN haramis I collect in my ignore bin......
shafiqueimran
Minister (2k+ posts)
Guardian should first write about UK’s record breaking sky rocketing inflation then talk about other countries. It’s super difficult to survive in London because of the inflation and shortage of goods. Demand and supply is out of control in UK and it’s also attributing in Inflation.
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
کتے بھونکنا شروع
RajaRawal111
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
میرا پٹواری پرا اے ڈاکٹر صاحب
Dr Adam
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Alhamdolillah I'm an educated man and have the guts to say "right" or "wrong" after doing situation analysis, clearly avoiding to be judgmental when giving my opinion, suggestion or an advice (if asked for). Have Zero Tolerance for financial corruption be it done by men sitting in PTI lap. I trust Khan more than anybody else, even my own self, when it comes to financial issues. The day I'm proven wrong I'll be the 1st one to question Khan's integrity. I know that day will not come in my life time, I have so much trust and faith in him. Rest I couldn't care less about other men in the PTI ministerial line up.
MS pakistani
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
aisa anil kapoor ki films may he hoskta hay, real situation may not possible, especially if buzdar is leading. ?
Citizen X
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What do you expect from a nation whose biggest issue right now is cheeni, cheeni and some more cheeni. In BC'don ko cheeni, tamatar aur aaloo se aagay kuch naazar hi nahi aata.
Imran Khan crushing America as well:
‘Imran Khan is crushing the poor’: anger rises as inflation grips Pakistan
Shah Meer Baloch in Islamabad
Tue 9 Nov 2021 11.02 GMT
On Friday night, 27-year-old Asadullah, who sold old shoes on a cart, set himself on fire in the Pakistani city of Karachi.
Ghani, a relative, blamed the state of an economy where rampant inflation is hitting those least able to cope. In comments to local media, he said Asadullah used to get calls from his wife and parents asking him for money, but he could not afford to pay the rent and meet his own expenses and sending money back home was no longer possible.
“We can’t run our homes, that’s why Asadullah committed suicide,” Ghani said. “I know five more people who are fed up with inflation and want to end their lives because of skyrocketing prices. The government should have mercy and decrease the inflation.”
An economic meltdown is putting the Pakistani prime minister, Imran Khan, under immense pressure and bringing the threat of unrest as record inflation – the fourth highest in the world – pushes the price of sugar higher than petrol.
Before coming to power, Khan had vowed to root out corruption and lift people out of poverty as he promised a new and prosperous Pakistan with the creation of 10m jobs. Instead, after a visit to Saudi Arabia last month, he announced $3bn in financial support from Riyadh.
In an address to the nation last week, Khan blamed the opposition for past mistakes and inflation in the international market for the miseries of the people in Pakistan. He also announced a 120bn-rupee relief package providing subsidies on essential food items.
Khurram Hussain, an economic analyst, said it was not enough. “The package is a drop in the ocean and will do little to help the mass of ordinary people. The pressure on Imran Khan will continue to mount because we have seen further price hikes, such as of fuel and sugar, after the announcement of the package.”
He said inflation was imposing a crushing burden on ordinary people because it comes at a time of high unemployment and stagnant wages. Prices of some essential items, such as fuel and electricity, are unprecedentedly high.
The Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), an opposition alliance, has announced a campaign against the government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and the inflation rates the country is witnessing. A long march against inflation was also announced as a part of the campaign from Lahore to Islamabad.
It says ordinary people of the country will struggle to afford basic necessities if prices do not come down.
Two weeks ago, Mohammed Ghufran, 47, a shopkeeper in Mardan, Pakistan’s north-western province, was arrested after he went to a mosque and prayed for cursing the prime minister. Ghufran said he had seen a fall in the number of customers as prices went up. He talked about inflation to daily wage workers, who told him that they could not afford to buy food for their families.
“I rushed to a mosque and announced to the speakers that we should curse Imran Khan,” he told the Guardian.
“The prime minister promised a new (Naya) Pakistan and that it would be a welfare state for ordinary people but he has done the opposite. He is crushing the poor.”
Ghufran said he regretted voting for Khan and “everyone I know who voted for him and believed in him” regretted it, too. “People in my neighbourhood supported my calls against Imran Khan after I was released in two days. We believe Imran khan should resign if he can’t control the prices of essential commodities.”
Three years ago, a sack of sugar (50kg) cost about 3,000 rupees (£13) but now it is more than 7,000 rupees (£30). “As he lied to us, I pray God would ask him,” he said.
A government employee, asking to remain anonymous, told the Guardian that the prices of necessary commodities had increased with little increase in income.
The government has failed to control inflation,” he said. “I could run my kitchen for 60,000 rupees (£261) three years ago and now I can’t do it for 90,000 rupees (£393).”
‘Imran Khan is crushing the poor’: anger rises as inflation grips Pakistan | Pakistan | The Guardian
Economic meltdown heaps pressure on Pakistani PM, with record inflation bringing threat of unrestamp.theguardian.com
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