“Kiske liye banayi ja rahi hai economy?

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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi (Anamta Tariq) took the floor and described the economy
under the PTI administration as a complete failure, questioning the government's
capacity to stabilize and sustain an economy given the rate of inflation, which
continues to escalate on a regular basis. Using the pricing of essential dietary
necessities like sugar, milk, and ghee, as well as the percentage of people living in
rural regions, the house was asked, "kiske liye banayi ja rahi hai economy?"
Faisal Vawda (Farheen Asher) reminded the parliament that the COVID-19
epidemic hit the entire world and caused tremendous economic loss, not just in
Pakistan but throughout the world, and that despite the consequences, Pakistan did
remarkably well, thanks to the PTI government. Faisal Vawda (Farheen Asher)
reminded the house that the COVID-19 outbreak affected the entire
world causing enormous economic damage, globally, and that despite the
repercussions, Pakistan performed well, owing to the PTI leadership.
Mr. Vawda also took the liberty of highlighting the government's commitment to
developing Pakistan's economy by supplying funds for industrial and educational
progress.
Maryam Nawaz Shareef addressed the Federal Parliament and began her rousing
speech with the words "lagta hai KPK kay log ghabra gaye hain iss liye unhon
ne apko vote nhin diya," mocking the government's inability to form a sustainable
economy and presenting statistical evidence that supported the notion that the
economy flourished greatly during PML-tenure. N's
Before the Chair addressed Shaukat Tareen, requesting that the delegate inform the
assembly on Pakistan's economic policies, the committee shifted its gaze away
from the objective for a few moments, moving back and forth to discuss during
which political term inflation reached an all-time high. Firdous Ashiq Awaan
addressed the legislature, emphasising the significance of the Emergency Cash
Program, which has shown to be incredibly beneficial in financially uplifting
Pakistan.
The parliament went into unmod session, during which the house lambasted the
opposition for doing nothing but mending roads, urging them to join civil
engineering. Fortunately, all delegates survived despite torrents of derision from
both sides. Maryam Nawaz Sharif proposed a motion to discuss the Effects of
Inflation on the Economy, which sparked a heated debate among the delegates
about the BCCI scandal, Scotland Money Laundering case, and the Pandora Box
document breach.
CPEC as a dynamic economic game changer was discussed elaborately, as the
opposition insisted on the existence of corruption in CPEC projects, a powerful
claim which the government vehemently denied.
During a heated row on the topic of Energy Production, Imran Khan asked
Maryam Nawaz “Aap andhi hain kya?” to which she retorted “Agr bijli nhin hogi
tou hum andhay shi hongay”.
Shahbaz Gil took the floor and emphasised the importance of the Benazir Income
Support Programme, which targeted 149 districts across Pakistan in support of
primary education, as well as the fact that financing for the programme expanded
dramatically during the PTI's administration.
The delegates then went into another unmod session, where they discussed
methods for success in order to obtain a suitable agreement. The opposition urged
the Committee to draught a single resolution in the expectation that the Chair
would not table it; nevertheless, the House was determined and insisted on passing
their own resolution.
The House resolution contained a language encouraging crucial investments,
which provoked a heated (and almost humorous) argument among committee
members over the meaning, substance, and implications of the word critical.
The PNA Chair, Abu Bakr, congratulated all delegates and stated that, despite
being first-timers, all of the delegates performed wonderfully, making his task of
distinguishing "Best Delegate" and "Outstanding Diplomat" much more difficult
than it needed to be.