ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Wednesday took up a writ petition against rising prices of wheat flour and sugar.
A single bench comprising IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah heard the case. The petitioner’s lawyer stated before the court that wheat flour is being sold at inflated rates of up to Rs70 per kilogramme.
Also Read: Federal cabinet rejects demand of increase in wheat support price
Noting that the petitioner hailed from Multan, the chief justice asked if the litigant raised the issue with the elected representative of his constituency. At this, the counsel answered in the affirmative.
This is Parliament’s job, Justice Minallah said, pointing out that as many as 18,000 cases are pending disposal in the IHC. The bench, therefore, ordered the case to be referred to Pakistan Citizen’s Portal for redressal of the petitioner’s grievances.
Also Read: Weekly inflation falls 0.12pc due to decline in prices of food items
The court disposed of the petition.
 on Wednesday took up a writ petition against rising prices of wheat flour and sugar, ARY News reported.){kind=link}