Masses disappointed, says Siraj
LAHORE: Jamaat-e-Islami ameer Senator Sirajul Haq has alleged that the government has brought bad name to national institutions and pushed the masses to disappointment and despair.
After skyrocketing prices of all basic necessities, the government has made a unique achievement of shutting down the power supply to the entire country and blunt statements of Prime Minister Imran Khan are adding fuel to the fire, he alleged while addressing the party meeting at Mansoora Sunday. He reminded that the sugar mafia had minted over $72 million first by exporting sugar stocks and then made $96 million by importing substandard sugar. He alleged that it was an open secret now that IMF and World Bank were controlling entire monetary and political policies of the country. He said the next public meeting in JI drive against corruption and bad governance would be held in Sargodha on January 31.
-
Charlie Puth Explains Why He Went Against His Own Words About 'Hero' -
Popular Weight-loss Drugs Could Help Treat Addiction -
Brooklyn Beckham In ‘terrible Spot’ Like Prince Harry After Airing Family Drama -
A$AP Rocky Reveals Real Reason Behind Feud With Drake -
Stroke During Pregnancy Linked To Long-term Heart Problems -
Trump Backs Off European Tariffs Threat After Reaching ‘framework Of A Future Deal’ On Greenland With NATO -
South Korea Passes World’s First Comprehensive AI Law, Reshaping Global Regulation -
‘Disgraced’ Andrew’s New Demands Exposed As He Moves Out Of Royal Lodge -
Court Allows TikTok To Operate In Canada Pending Review -
Kyle Richards Lashes Out At Ashley Darby For Flirting With Ex Mauricio Umansky -
Chris Noth Breaks Silence On Fallout With Sarah Jessica Parker: 'We're Not Friends' -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Show Awkward Mismatch In Viral Video -
Madelyn Cline Surprises With Chic New Hairstyle -
Amelia Gray Gushes About Megan Trainor, Ben Platt -
Prince Harry On Moment Meghan Markle Made Him Feel Like A ‘teenager’ -
Zayn Malik Debuts Four Unreleased Songs At Vegas Residency Premiere