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False promises

When the present government took office, the first thing they had promised was that power loadshedding would be abolished soon through a top priority strategy.

A little later, they said if a total riddance could not be achieved, it would at least be reduced to tolerable levels. But seeing the present state of power supply (18 hours of loadshedding a day in Muzaffargarh), it is obvious that the electric supply situation has degenerated to an extremely intolerable level and the government has reneged on one of its vital promises.

This they have done without even batting an eyelid showing no sign of remorse. This means they really don’t care if they win or lose the next general elections indicating that they have plundered the public exchequer to their heart’s content by now which is enough to last them a lifetime.

Another painful burden they have inflicted on the people is that in the international market the maximum price of a unit of electricity in rupee terms is Rs 9 per unit which WAPDA is selling us now for Rs 16 per unit.

This price can be afforded by not more then 15 percent of our population. Thus our people stand deprived of an essential utility.

MUHAMMAD AMJAD

Muzaffargarh

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