Achi news desk-
Lahore (Newsdesk) Kisan Ittehad Pakistan has announced that thousands of farmers will join the nationwide protest starting from Multan from May 10 against the ongoing wheat crisis The price of wheat is falling in the market, 3900 rupees per 40 kg, much lower than the price support.
This has led to discontent among farmers, who have blamed the government’s poor strategy last month, resorting to protests in Lahore and several other cities, prompting the government to crack down on the protests.
Despite assurances of protecting the interests of farmers, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s administration appears reluctant to fully investigate the importation of wheat and take action against those responsible despite adequate domestic supply?
Kisan Ittehad Pakistan has reiterated its commitment by announcing the resumption of national protests against the crisis. To rescue.” Addressing the press conference, Khalid Khokhar accused the caretaker government of causing a loss of more than 400 billion rupees to the national exchequer by importing wheat worth a billion dollars during the foreign currency shortage.
Expressing the plight of farmers, Khokhar highlighted the huge losses caused by wheat imports and the subsequent impact on other agricultural sectors. He criticized the lack of regulation by the government, especially in terms of prices, which imposes a significant financial burden on farmers.
Kisan Ittehad Pakistan has vowed to lead nationwide protests against the government’s wheat policy, starting from Multan on May 10, where thousands of farmers are expected to participate with their families and livestock, emphasizing the role importantly, he emphasized the need for relief measures to help farmers who are the backbone of the country’s economy.
