SUKKUR: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) senior leader Khursheed Shah on Thursday alleged that the federal government was hiding its agreements with International Monetary Fund (IMF), ARY News reported.
Khursheed Shah, in his latest statement, demanded the federal government to brief details of its agreement with IMF before the nation.
The PPP leader said, “All previous governments had taken loans from the IMF after accepting all of its conditions, but the present government is hiding its agreements.” He added that PPP has always urged the government to avoid using national institutions for self-benefits instead of tasking it with the public welfare.
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Shah claimed that IMF has demanded more rise in inflation despite a major hike which was already made in prices of gas, electricity and petrol.
He said that a resolution will be submitted in Senate against the new amnesty scheme.
Shah expressed sorrow over the loss of many lives in Balochistan’s Makran incident where at least 14 passengers were offloaded from buses and killed at a coastal highway near Ormara.
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