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Difficult decisions have set Pakistan on the path to economic stability. Protests or long marches could cause daily losses of Rs120 billion, says Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb

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Waseel Ahmad1 day ago

کونسا معاشی استحکام؟ کونسا سفر؟ یہ امیر لوگوں اور اشرافیہ کا معاشی استحکام ہو سکتا ہے لیکن عام لوگوں کا بالکل نہیں۔۔۔۔ایسی فضول کہانیوں سے عوام بےوقوف نہیں بنے گی جب اصلی معاشی استحکام آتا ہے تو پوری قوم کو فائدہ اور ترقی محسوس ہوتی تب پیٹرول لیوی 170 روپے فی لیٹر نہیں لینا پڑتا

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SKokomo1 day ago

Mushkil faisley sirf awam ke lye kyo. Downsize government ministers who are useless such as maryam nawaz. Pakistan cant afford Maryam Nawaz and her chief ministry. Pls sack her.

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Rana adnan1 day ago

پھر کیوں نہیں اپ عوام کی رائے کا احترام کرتے ہیں کیوں ضد پر ہے اصل میں تو ملک کی تباہی کے ذمہ دار اپ لوگ ہی ہیں جو اپنی من مرضی کرتے ہیں

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Umar1 day ago

لعنت انسان اگر پاکستان کو اتنا نقصان دھرنوں سے ہوتا ہے تو بغیر تو عمران خان کو ریلیف دو پھر پاکستان میں قانون بحال کرو پھر بے غیرت انسان

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King_S_H1 day ago

Its better then to restore rule of law Free and fair elections And release political prisoners That has actually cost the country much more.

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Makhdoom shah1 day ago

وزیرِ خزانہ صاحب، احتجاج کے نقصان کا حساب ضرور لگائیں، مگر یہ بھی یاد رکھیں کہ آپ خود روایتی عوامی سیاست سے نہیں بلکہ بینکاری اور کارپوریٹ سیکٹر سے براہِ راست حکومت میں آئے؛ مارچ 2024 میں وزیر بنے اور بعد میں ٹیکنوکریٹ نشست پر سینیٹر منتخب ہوئے۔ عوام مہنگائی، بے روزگاری، بجلی اور پٹرول کی قیمتوں کا حساب مانگ رہی ہے۔ بہتر ہوگا احتجاج کے نقصان کے ساتھ ان پالیسیوں کی قیمت بھی بتائیں جو عوام روزانہ اپنی جیب سے ادا کر رہی ہے۔

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ADIL KHAN1 day ago

Bloody idiot

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MM1 day ago

It’s ok if u ppl can spend billions on your jets n tours let us spend few for our rights

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Ali Imam23 hours ago

So what. Pakistan is a rich country. Just look at the salaries and perks of government officials including judiciary.

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Malik1 day ago

What impact those 120 Bn wil have on life of common man if it is gained or lost in either case ?

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idrees Khan1 day ago

امریکہ اور لندن سے ڈاؤن لوڈ کیے گیے وزیر خزانہ نے ملک کا ہٹا غرق کر دیا، جیسے ہی اقتدار ختم ہوگا، یہ شوکت عزیز کی طرح پاکستان سے بھاگے گا

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Gate # 4 🎖️1 day ago

Agay to jaisy Mulk mai dhoodh shahaid ki nehre chal rahi h ana

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NIK1 day ago

سارے مشکل فیصلے عوام کے لیے ھوتے ھیں؟

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absolutely not1 day ago

Mother fucker

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Shahbaz M.1 day ago

اچھا جی ، بہترین حل یہی ہے کہ فوج پاکستان کے سب سے بڑے لیڈر اور عوام کے نمائیدہ کو اپنی غیر قانونی قید سے آزاد کر دے تاکہ کچھ آئین و قانون پے بھی عمل ہو اور روزانہ کا ۱۲۰ ارب کا نقصان بھی نہ ہو!

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Shaista Mansoor23 hours ago

مسٹر فنانس منسٹر صاحب آپ کی اور آپ جیسوں کی تنخواہ اور سہولیات اور فنڈز پاکستان کے لئے تباہی ہیں مریم سے کہیں طیارہ بیچیے فوج سے کہیں بدمعاشی چھوڑیں

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