Ex-PM Abbasi says putting each other behind bars not a solution to economic woes

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Ex-PM Abbasi says putting each other behind bars not a solution to economic woes
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KARACHI: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Shahid Khaqan Abbasi  said that putting each other behind bars won't fix country's tanking economy. "Pakistan's economic situation can't be improved by putting each other behind bars."

 During press conference here he suggested forming commission to identify elements responsible for economic deterioration. He regretted that political system no longer had competence to solve country's issues. He said that he had no idea about crisis Pakistan's economy was facing until PML-N took power.

 "All of us are responsible for finding solution to issues of country as we belong to different political parties," he added. Former Premier said that there was "Interference of establishment" in politics which created instability in democratic system. "Institutions are not working within their constitutional limits," Abbasi said.

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 20 2023

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