Sugar shortage across the country, Prime Minister’s relief package proved painful for the public. PML(N) announces protests against inflation. Khawaja Saad Rafique claims that the system has failed miserably, ignorant rulers don’t care about the public.
Senior
members of PML(N) including Khawaja Saad Rafique, Ayaz Sadiq, and a few others
held a press conference in Lahore.
During this
conference, Khawaja Saad Rafique claimed that the PTI government has failed to run
the country stably. Whatever mandate was given to Imran Khan, he has failed in
it. Pakistani people are hoping that this government should be over as soon as
possible. The opposition parties have united against the government in
parliament, in the Election commission, all the opposition parties have one
common goal on Naib’s Amendment Ordinance. Instead of resisting the criticism,
Imran Khan should better resign.
Former
Railway minister added that distrust can be resolved in a constitutional way.
We don’t have enough votes; the political party’s cracks have been revealed. Should
we wait? All the experiments have failed. We have not played any cards to
demolish Imran Khan’s government, he himself has dug his own grave. Non-existing
value has reached its peak. Imran Khan himself should ask the opposition’s
assistance in developing road maps. It is possible that someone else may take
advantage of EVM. Instead of believing in non-existent stability, it is
better for the government to accept its flaws and failure. We also request to
the supporters of PTI pay attention to our offer.
Senator Musadik
Malik, on this occasion, said that why wouldn’t there be inflation in a
democratic state which doesn’t function on democracy? If they do not act
according to the people then whom do they follow? States like France, Germany,
Netherlands, England, the Philippines, and America have stopped using the EVM. EVM
is brought so that the government doesn’t function democratically. Inflation is
increasing by almost 12 to 14 percent each year. The East India Company follows
the IMF.