Former President Nawaz Sharif has highlighted the widespread issue of rising electricity bills, stressing that it is a problem affecting everyone, not just the poor. During a recent meeting of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Sharif pointed out that until 2017, electricity bills and the dollar exchange rate were relatively low, making it easier for people to manage their expenses.
Sharif urged those in positions of power to prioritize the welfare of the people and take decisive actions to alleviate their financial burdens. He emphasized the need for policies that would provide immediate relief to citizens grappling with high electricity costs. Sharif’s call to action underscores the importance of considering the everyday challenges faced by the population when making economic decisions.
Reflecting on the country’s economic trajectory, Sharif lamented that Pakistan, which was once on the path to development, is now facing significant struggles. He expressed concern over the nation’s current economic situation and urged leaders to implement measures that would revive the economy and improve the quality of life for its citizens. Sharif’s remarks highlight the urgency of addressing the economic crisis to ensure a stable and prosperous future for Pakistan.
