STOP SQUEEZING THE BLOOD OF POOR

Imran Khan has become a burden on Pakistan, his team is incompetent, he did not do homework, the poor stove has stopped, patients' medicines have also become expensive, and parents are not paying their children's school fees.

Dozens of such thoughts were a year ago, leaders of the parties sitting in the government and spokesperson daily on the PTI, PDM, and people of the coalition used to blame Imran Khan and disqualify the incompetent, anti -Imran parties formed the government in April, First, Muftiah Ismail raised electricity, gas, petrol prices to get a bailout package from the IMF, imposed seven separate taxes on electricity bills, then raised the price of petrol from 170 to 250, as well as the businessmen. And the businessman also imposed superstars on the class. For four months, Muftiah Ismail squeezed the blood of the people.

Ishaq Dar used to write articles against Muftiah Ismail and sometimes criticize Muftiah's policies on the talk show. 25, 25 jumps of petrol jumps now, breaking the record of Muftiah, jumping straight Rs 35, IMF's mood seems to have made another 35 jumps from Dar.

On Saturday, Maryam Nawaz returns from London four months later, the PML -N worker welcomes her enthusiastically, while on Sunday holiday, Mary's Uncle Dar Ligi worker welcomes Mary warm welcome, now Maryam. Nawaz is going to launch a regular public relations campaign, which will certainly be questioned about the increase in the price of petrol to Rs 35.

They will also be asked if you guys used to say that Imran Khan is responsible for inflation, and who is now responsible for inflation. Many other questions will be with Maryam Nawaz if Ishaq Dar is to deal with the IMF. If they succeed, the public's anger will certainly be more out -of -control as a new wave of inflation will welcome the public as a result of this deal.

As time goes on, inflation will increase, now the question is whether the parties sitting in the government will hold elections for the provincial assemblies of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which is necessary to conduct the Constitution within 90 days according to Pakistan, or the government. Will any economic emergency advance the election date? More importantly, will the people -trust these parties during the performance of these disappointing government parties? Or will the government be able to provide a major relief to the people before the elections?

Even after nine months, the government parties have failed to alleviate the people's suffering. In the meantime, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif provided the farmers with an 18 billion-dollar package. Probably, this is being done. However, analysts and commentators are unable to comprehend the plight of the general public.

Along with Imran Khan, the parties in power may be retaliating against the populace. While the 77 ministers in the Shahbaz cabinet are still providing government vehicles, gasoline, protocols, and privileges, government spokespersons have repeatedly stated that we are giving the state preference over politics and that the nation will have to swallow bitter bullets. These 77 ministers cannot consume bitter pills for themselves. Are they promising that all bullets will swallow the people and that the public spectacle will be witnessed?

It is interesting to note that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has also established a supremacy committee with 15 members and Nasir Mehmood Khosa as its head to offer suggestions to the government regarding efficiency.

Even though Shahbaz Sharif paid for all of his foreign trips as Prime Minister out of his own pocket, could his ship-like cabinet not handle his own responsibilities? Will the government also accept? Even though they all drive expensive and expensive cars, the Shahbaz cabinet should learn from Mohsin Naqvi, the interim Chief Minister of Punjab, who is coming to his car office. His ministers have also announced that the government will make any concessions. Mohsin Naqvi closed the Chief Minister's four unnecessary offices as soon as he arrives, so the protocol will not be followed.

How long will it take for the Prime Minister to finally give up? For the past 75 years, the common man has sacrificed; now, the ruling class and the elite must give up, or the poor cannot be sacrificed for the legitimate elite.