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People's lives are chaotic in Pakistan...
- ssoni43
- Jan 20, 2023
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 21, 2023
The consequences of evil activity are dire. Since independence, Pakistan has become a hell for its citizens due to successive stupid rulers and evil generals. The condition of Pakistan is pathetic. The country is coming under attack from every front. The condition of people who are not fortunate is like a well on one side and a ditch on the other. The situation in Pakistan is even worse. Embers are burning all over that country right now. In the north, the Taliban of Afghanistan are treating Pakistan as a poor cow, while in the east, the residents of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir are becoming a headache for the Pakistani rulers. They are fighting to be assimilated into India. The Baloch demanding a separate Balochistan in the south-west proved to be a haunting ghost for Pakistan. Politically, the condition of Pakistan has become like a shadow after Imran Khan's departure. Economically, that country has been in constant decline. Pakistan is no longer a reliable country for the bright future of children or women in social terms as well. Culturally, even then, Pakistan did not have a name on the world stage. In sports, there is not a single weak aspect left for Pakistan, who occasionally win a match. The people are suffering and the rulers are corrupt and the Pak Army is beset with insanity. Now the roti riot has started in Pakistan whose hours are counting. In some areas of Karachi, people have vandalized food grain shops and looted them. The tempochalak of the bread has been beaten and the people have eaten it there and then like a hungry wolf. These are the signs of the beginning of the Roti Riot. In Pakistan, the people are suffering the consequences of the autocracy of the hot-tempered rulers. Women stand in queues for hours to get wheat flour at a concessional rate and even then are not sure if they will get it or not. The worst situation is in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and Sindh. There are thousands of people agitating for two tins of bread. Military deployment is now in place during the distribution of cheap grains after a person was crushed to death in a stampede and stampede during the distribution of wheat in Sindh's Mirpur Khas district. Inflation in Pakistan is above 24 percent and inflation is at seven sky high. The price of one kg of wheat flour is 140 rupees. It is increasing every day. How can a poor man afford it? The kilo prices of other items are also staggering. The price of rice is Rs 160, gram dal is Rs 160, gram is Rs 140 and sugar is Rs 86 per kg. The price of one liter of milk is Rs. 170, one kg of curd Rs. 115 has to be paid. The price of one kg of desi ghee is Rs. 2000 and the price of kg edible oil Rs. 480 is One liter price of petrol is Rs. 214, diesel Rs. 169 and the price of kerosene is Rs. It is 171. No wonder people starve when there is such inflation. The suffering of the people is unending and the prospect of Pakistan coming out of this situation is very dim considering the economic recession of the entire world and the current circumstances.
From Jinnah to Shehbaz Sharif, the decisions of Pakistan's rulers have been laughable. The theory that present day Pakistan will be fragmented and some part of Pakistan will be merged with India is coming true. Now the black cycle has started to turn on the existence of Pakistan, so the present geography of Pakistan will become a history at any time. The example of Bangladesh is well known. If that happens, future generations will be entertained by the output of Shehbaz Sharif and his government. Ever since the Indian government scrapped the special status clause for Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistani government has been playing the victim card on the global platform. The quality of 'crying and taking the reigns' is found in some dramatic people from the throat. I don't know where this attitude of Pakistan came from, but all the countries to which Pakistan has gone to cry are tired of Pakistan's crying experiment. Still, Shehbaz Sharif & Company's output continues...
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