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Karachi markets to remain closed in protest against inflated electric bills

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The Traders and Business community of Karachi announced the closure of the markets to register the protest against the inflated electricity bills FaheemNoori of the All Sadr Alliance of Market and Mall Association stated that the markets will be closed from 12 PM to 3 PM as a form of protest.

If the situation does not improve, they plan to escalate their protests to include demonstrations outside the markets after a week. The decision follows an earlier announcement by the All Sadr Alliance Market and Mall Association to close Sadr markets in response to soaring electricity and capacity charges.

The traders are set to hold an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss further actions regarding the high electricity tariffs.

 

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