Politics - Written by Farhan Janjua on Saturday, October 18, 2008 14:02 - 0 Comments
Pakistan is dying out of Load Shedding!
I am ashamed of writing a tough title for this post, but it is actually true. Load shedding is actually destroying the economy of the country, and let me remind you that economy is the backbone of a nation. Our Greatest Quaid M.A. Jinnah knew the importance of an economy thats why the first step he took right after partition, was to establish our own central bank. Thus, State Bank of Pakistan came into existence and started its operations in 1948.
Lets analyze whats happening right after 61 years of independence:
A couple of days ago, I happened to visit Urdu Bazar Lahore, that’s the biggest publishing and printing market of Lahore. My heart was literally crying after seeing the condition of small businessmen there. There are lots of small printing shops where people work on small machines. I went to a couple of shops and inquired about their conditions, he said that the machine takes at least 10-20 minutes to warm up before starting printing and the electricity breakdown happens 12-14 hours a day. Now we can imagine what would be the circumstances for him. I again wondered if he could use a UPS or Generator, he again replied that Generator is out of their affording power and UPS is not powerful enough to bear the load of such machines.
Trust me, industries are dying due to such conditions. I wish if Zardari saab was sensible enough and he would have taken steps on emergency basis to cop with this problem, but Zardari saab is concentrating on begging from foreign countries. This is such a mess; instead of empowering your own economy, you are focusing on borrowings and loans.
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