Four years of poor people and government is a famous example.

Four years of poor people and government is a famous example.

Writing and inflation go hand in hand.  

The poor people of Pakistan have been the best example of this saying for the last 25 years.  

In these 25 years, political parties ruled for 15 years and ruled for nine years. 

 Incumbent governments have taken many steps to reduce the poverty rate, but billions of rupees have been lost due to lack of proper disposal.  

The money given by the government to the poor has also been misappropriated and looted, which has further increased the poverty rate.  

The poors got, poorer and the middle class got poorer.  

Rising inflation is a major cause of increasing poverty.  

In a few years, the inflation rate has gone up from 100 percent to 100 percent.  

Which has broken the backs of the poor people.  

The fluctuations in petrol and gas prices push up the prices of almost everything. 

 These include everything from groceries to consumer goods in China. 

In addition, taxes imposed by the government deprive the people of basic necessities.  

It seems like a dream come true for them to get facilities like transportation, treatment and education at night.  

According to 15-year statistics, 28% of the population was already living in poverty. 

 Their number has increased from forty to forty two percent.  

In other words, about 70 million people in Pakistan are forced to live in poverty.  

The current government has taken a number of steps to alleviate poverty in the last four years, including the Benazir Income Support Program.  

Under this program, an amount of Rs. 3 billion is allocated every year for the benefit of the poor and brother and a huge amount of Rs. 700 billion has been spent for this purpose in four years.  

In addition, developed countries like the United States and the United Kingdom provide billions of rupees in aid to alleviate poverty, but despite all these measures, the poverty rate is increasing rapidly. 

Taxes on basic necessities and food items  Has doubled his waist.  

The question arises as to why the government is failing to curb poverty and inflation despite spending billions of rupees.

Donations for the government's failure are out of the question.  

Inequitable distribution of funds allocated for poverty alleviation.  

The government did not pay attention to the real issues.  

Looting and looting in government institutions.  

The mountain of foreign aid did not wear off.  

Rising prices for nails, feet and gas.  

Fees for basic necessities.