We spent the three days of Eidul Azha in our native village in Lakki Marwat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa amidst sweltering heat. There was no relief from loadshedding. The villagers could not exchange Eid greetings with their near and dear ones and the meat kept in the refrigerators went bad. If there are dues against certain consumers and they are reluctant to pay them, better to take strict action against these specific individuals instead of forcing everyone to burn in the scorching heat.
The attitude of the centre in terms of power outages on the eve of Eidul Azha towards KP was undemocratic and immoral and smacks of bias or prejudice, in my view. Such treatment gives rise to hatred and antagonism, which is not a good omen for this already crisis-ridden country.
Guldar Ali Khan Wazir
Lakki Marwat
Pakistan faces a critical challenge due to its depleting gas reserves. This problem is intensified by illegal...
Pakistan's membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation brings several strategic and economic advantages. It...
With November approaching, Karachi is still experiencing heatwaves that are quite inconvenient and dangerous for the...
This letter refers to the article ‘A case for nuclear energy’ by Ali Sarwar Naqvi. As our country grapples with...
Pakistan has a big problem when it comes to safety. There is a lot of violence in the country and it is making people...
There is an urgent need to improve public transport services for working women. Working women face numerous challenges...
