KARACHI: (HRNW) The blame game over the ongoing sugar crisis continues as, after the centre, Sindh, on Saturday, held Islamabad responsible for the serious commodity shortage in the country.
“The federal government took no measures from August till now to end the sugar shortage,” said Sindh Minister for Information and Labour and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) senior leader Saeed Ghani while speaking to the media in Karachi.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan blamed the PPP-led Sindh government for the sugar crisis, but the people responsible for making flour, sugar, petrol and medicines expensive are with Imran Khan.”
A day earlier, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry rebuked the Sindh government for an alleged increase in flour and Sugar prices. Chaudhry claimed the provincial government had the sugar shortage by delaying the crushing season not releasing the existing stock.
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