Khurshid’s proposes Rs15 reduction in per unit of electricity

Pakistan Aug, 27 2023
Khurshid’s proposes Rs15 reduction in per unit of electricity
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Peoples’ Party leader Khurshid Shah suggested reduction of 15 rupees per unit of electricity. In his statement, he said that coalition government of PDM could have reduced Rs 4 per unit but it could not be done, caretaker government can reduce Rs 15 per unit.

Khurshid Shah said that reduction of Rs 15 per unit of electricity is still possible, not that it cannot be reduced per unit.

He predicted about return of Nawaz Sharif and said that there is no programme for return of Nawaz Sharif as his health is not good and he may not come. Khurshid Shah said that Shehbaz Sharif would have said that Nawaz Sharif will come in October, but I say that his health is not good, Nawaz Sharif’s health may deteriorate at same time.

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 28 2023

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