Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain said on Thursday that Sindh was being ruled by a government that had nothing to do with the welfare of the people.
Addressing a press conference along with Minister for National Food Security and Research Syed Fakhar Imam, he said that the policies of the Sindh government were badly hurting the people of the province.
The minister said that flour and sugar prices were the highest in Sindh as compared with the rest of the country and the people of Sindh were deprived of health card and ration program.
He said that the people of Sindh were deprived of this facility due to the anti-people policies of the PPP government, and the public representatives of Sindh including MNAs and MPAs should ask their Chief Minister for which reason he was taking revenge from the people of the province.
“Flour is being sold at Rs 1100 per 20 kg bag in the whole country except Sindh, as people of Karachi and Sindh were forced to purchase it at Rs 1460 per bag.
The price of sugar across the country is Rs 90 per kg, but in Sindh it is being sold between Rs 97 and Rs 100”, he added.
He said that Transparency International’s post-Covid-19 survey was encouraging because for the first time, there was no evidence of corruption committed by the political government.
Chaudhry Fawad said that the people of Pakistan had a government after a long time which was not accused of any type of corruption.
He said that even the opponents of the Prime Minister in Pakistan believed in his uprightness.
