Tag: Pakistanis

Why do Pakistanis need electricity, gas, and oil ?

I can’t understand why Pakistanis are protesting against exorbitant electricity bills and rise in gas and oil charges ?

After all, Pakistan is an Islamic State, and people living in Madina ki Riyaasat lived without electricity. I cannot imagine the Prophet leading a demonstration of people demanding electricity. So why cannot Pakistanis live using oil lamps in the night, as Arabs did at the time of the Prophet.?
As for rise in gas prices, again I cannot understand what Pakistanis have to complain about.? Were there cooking cylinders at the time of the Prophet, or did people cook food using wood ( or maybe camel dung ) ? Why can’t Pakistanis do the same ( except that instead of camel dung they can use donkey dung, as it is reported that the donkey population has increased exponentially in Pakistan ).
https://www.geo.tv/latest/491950-donkey-population-on-the-rise-in-pakistan
Why should Pakistanis use cars,trucks and buses, which require petrol or diesel, for transportation ? Why do they need diesel or electric trains ? They should use camels, as people used at the time of the Prophet.
The camels will also supply milk for drinking,and this should replace cow milk ( as cow is a Hindu animal, and therefore cow milk is haraam, and is only meant for kaafirs ).
Camel dung can be used for cooking, and camel urine can be used as a medicine, as was done for centuries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_urine#:~:text=Urine%20from%20camels%20has%20been,traditional%20medicine%20lacks%20scientific%20evidence.
And following the example of their great Qaid-e-Azam, Pakistanis should start eating pork, drinking wine ( or was it Scotch whiskey which he partook before dinner ? ), and stop saying namaaz ( which Jinnah never did all his life )

August 27, 2023
Pakistanis drown under cost of living as inflation hits all-time high

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Islamabad: Pakistans monthly inflation blew past forecasts in March and soared to a nearly all-time high level — 35.4 per cent — from a year earlier, with people feeling more pain from some of the fastest rising consumer prices amid straining budgets as cost of living continues to outstrip average incomes, according to a media report.
The fresh inflation reading issued by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Saturday also multiplied the prospects of a further rise in interest rates in the upcoming monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting scheduled for April 4, Geo News reported.
The pace of increase in the prices endorsed the expectations of the Finance Ministry that said inflation was expected to stay at an elevated level owing to market frictions caused by relative demand and supply gap of essential items, exchange rate depreciation, and recent upward adjustment of administered prices of petrol and diesel, the report said.

The monthly inflation rate, however, declined to 3.7 per cent in March over February.
The inflation situation has worsened to its worst, steeping the masses, whose purchasing power has eroded by leaps and bounds, into misery, as the price of almost every edible item has gone through the roof over a period of months.
Core inflation, which was calculated after excluding the volatile energy and food prices, increased in March to 18.6 per cent in urban areas and 23.1 per cent in rural areas.
Analysts believe Pakistan is now heading towards hyperinflation a situation when prices are out of control and in the territory of a 50 per cent surge, Geo News reported.

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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

April 1, 2023
Seeing the huge international aid to Turkey, Millions of Pakistanis shake themselves at the same time to create fake earthquake

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The most powerful earthquake to strike Turkey and Syria in nearly a century killed over 2,600 people on Monday, sparked frantic rescues and was felt as far away as Greenland. The 7.8-magnitude early morning quake, followed by dozens of aftershocks, wiped out entire sections of major Turkish cities in a region filled with millions who have fled Syria’s civil war and other conflicts.

Various governments and international organisations have responded with offers of support after an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 struck central Turkey and northwest Syria.

Seeing Turkey getting huge international support, millions of Pakistanis came together to create a fake earthquake scenario. The Pakistanis held the random object and started vibrating fanatically. The Pakistanis demanded international support from the various countries and organisations.

Thousand of Pakistanis injured themselves in this attempt of creating fake earthquake scenario. However, Pakistanis forgot to shake the richter scale.

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February 6, 2023
93 per cent of Pakistanis stand for ban on cigarette sale: Survey

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Islamabad: The findings of a study have shown that 93 percent of Pakistanis agreed that the sale of cigarettes should be banned.
A Gallup and Gilani Pakistan survey reported that a nationally representative sample of adult men and women from across the country was asked the following question, “Do you think the sale of cigarettes should be banned?”
In response to this question, 93 percent replied yes while 7 per cent responded no, Xinhua news agency reported.
The rural-urban breakdown for the responses stated that 3 percent more people from urban areas stand for banning the sale of cigarettes, the report added.
An analysis of the provincial breakdown shows that the highest percentage of people who opt for a ban on cigarette sale belongs to the country’s eastern Punjab and southern Sindh provinces as 94 percent of people from both parts said yes.
Meanwhile 93 per cent from the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa presented the same reply.
The southwestern Balochistan province recorded the lowest per cent among the provinces as 87 per cent said that the sale of cigarettes should be banned, according to the survey.

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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

January 24, 2023
Pakistanis smile while fighting for flour to keep up the happiness index ranking

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The acute shortage of wheat has been a cause of the recent crisis in Pakistan. India’s neighbour has been facing one of its worst-ever flour crises amid shortage of wheat. The high demand for wheat flour in the country has also been causing clashes and chaos. Stampedes were reported from several areas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh and Balochistan provinces due to the crisis.

However, despite all this crisis and hunger Pakistan has been ranked above India and many other countries in global Happiness Index and hunger index.

In such tiring times when people are fighting for flour in Pakistan, many Pakistanis were seen smiling and even laughing. Upon asking why are they not pained with the ongoing economic crisis, they said that they are pained and distressed but want to keep up the global happiness ranking of Pakistan.

Many Pakistanis have put covid mask to hide their pain. Sources suggest that many countries are now praying for economic crisis to improve their happiness index. Many Indians have written letter to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to take bad economic policy decisions to improve India’s happiness and hunger index ranking.

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January 12, 2023