The PTI government limits itself to making false promises: Khurshid Shah

 

The PTI government limits itself to making false promises: Khurshid Shah

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The central leader of the PPP, Syed Khurshid Shah, said that the PPP government had empowered the provinces, introduced the 18th Amendment, provided jobs, provided cheap electricity and supplied cheap oil. He stated that our government was also ordered to increase the price of flour, ghee, oil, electricity and sugar, but we refused.

Addressing a protest sit-in in front of the Sukkur Press Club against inflation, National Assembly member Syed Khurshid Shah said that we were flogged, visited prisons, and our leaders sacrificed their lives for the rights of the people, but without worries or worries. Does not have

Critiquant le gouvernement PTI, l'ancien ministre fédéral Syed Khurshid Shah to declare qu'il avait l'habitude de dire qu'il rendrait le dollar moins cher, l'essence moins chère et la farine moins chère, alors l'a-t -he does ? He asked where the 10 million jobs and homes have gone.

The head of the PPP, Syed Khurshid Shah, said that the current situation is that mothers and sisters are looking at the doors for food. He said that the current government is limited to false promises.

"We didn't stop people," he said. "Is there someone who will hold us accountable from 2008 to 2013?" The challenge.

Addressing a PPP-organized sit-in against inflation, Provincial Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah said that today all these workers and individuals have spoken out against historic inflation. "This is a referendum against an incompetent government," he said. He said the government should go home.

Speaking to Hum News at the time, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Sindh Arsalan Islam Sheikh said the PPP rallies and protests were not against inflation but for Pakistan's survival.

Arsalan Islam Sheikh announced that the protest will continue until the incompetent Imran Khan resigns.

The protesting workers chanted slogans against the current government and inflation.

Source: suchtv