PESHAWAR: Adviser to Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Information and Public Relations Ajmal Wazir said on Saturday that the government was committed to ensuring the availability of essential commodities in the market.
According to an official handout, he visited different localities in the provincial capital on behalf of the chief minister to check artificial price-hike.
Ajmal Wazir said the government was taking steps to bring down the prices of the essential commodities and nobody would be allowed to fleece the people.
“We will discourage market manipulation by anti-people elements and would bring them to justice,” he added. On the occasion, he met with traders and vendors and asked about the availability and prices of the essential commodities. He said, “We salute our doctors, nurses and paramedical staff who are fighting on frontlines against the corona pandemic.
We are confident that even in this difficult time, our business community will shoulder their national, religious and moral responsibility.”
Ajmal Wazir said the package announced by Prime Minister Imran Khan and Chief Minister Mahmood Khan for the financial support of the people, concessions to construction industries were being processed.
He said these initiatives would provide relief to millions of workers, industrialists, investors and generate employment opportunities for those rendered jobless as a result of the prevailing crisis caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
However, he called upon the people to stay at home to help stop the transmission of the coronavirus.
Kaira highlights PPP, despite not being part of government, supported it to curb division and hatred
CM assures provincial government would fulfil his responsibilities to ensure their timely completion
Ghotki police foils major plan to supply weapons to robber gangs of Sindh and Punjab in riverine areas
Saif says bunkers along key routes would be removed with support of local communities
Speaker emphasises establishment of Association of Whips to foster greater cooperation among legislators
President SCBA calls for accountability of all those who abused their power and misused their authority