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Jamaat-e-Islami chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman has stated that ‘not like Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, will not be granted an airlift within the face of turmoil.’
Naeem criticised the federal government, evaluating the state of affairs in Pakistan to that of Bangladesh. He pressured that whereas they don’t want for chaos, they may maintain the federal government accountable on public points.
Sheikh Hasina, resigned as Bangladesh’s prime minister and fled the nation earlier this month following weeks of anti-government protests organised by college students
Naeem additional claimed that regardless of a current settlement with the federal government, Jamaat-e-Islami continued to use strain, leading to a discount in electrical energy prices in a single province.
He alleged that political households and worldwide energy producers (IPPs) have benefited on the expense of the general public, and urged the federal government to finish capability funds to those entities to be taken severely by international stakeholders.
Naeem additionally highlighted the billions misplaced in revenue tax exemptions by political elites, holding all main events chargeable for the nation’s financial decline.
