PTI Govt Provided Zero Relief To Common Man: PM Shehbaz Sharif

Islamabad (HRNW) Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has blamed the previous government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for providing zero relief to the common man during its 3.5-year tenure.

PM Shehbaz Sharif, while addressing an event in Karachi today, said that a beloved one had been supported by an institution but his government showed unseriousness during 3.5-year tenure. “This kind of support was never given to any government in the past.”

He told the economists to give their opinion to improve the current economic situation. PM Sharif said that he came to Karachi to know the real issues to the national economy instead of just political point-scoring.

“The value of the US dollar was Rs115 in August 2018 and when I took oath this year, the value of the dollar was Rs189. The US dollar rate was reduced up to Rs8 just after I took the oath and the stock market was improved.”

He said that Pakistan is having a huge burden of loans. The previous government had acquired Rs22,000 billion in loans and overall 80% of loans were increased during the last 3.5 years.

He also blamed the PTI government for loadshedding, saying if the power outages were ended in the country then why it is started again. He also questioned the PTI government to provide expenditure details of Rs22,000 billion loans.

“I have imposed a ban on luxury items. We have not increased duty. It is a difficult phase and we have to sacrifice ourselves first.”

The premier said that the rupee will soon get stabilised. He said that businessmen are the great architects of Pakistan and if they wanted to change the fate of Pakistan then it will definitely happen, otherwise, the crisis situation will never change.

He said that he gave a target to the IT minister for increasing the IT exports up to $15 billion in two years.

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