LAHORE: Leader of Opposition, Shehbaz Sharif condemned the government on Sunday over the consistent escalation of petrol prices in the country adding to problems for the public.
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President on Twitter criticized the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government for ‘adding to woes’ of the public and running the country without any capabilities.
"A failed government is bent upon adding to the woes of the people. At a time when petrol prices are decreasing in the world, the Niazi government has been consistently increasing them,” he tweeted.
“There cannot be a worse example of running a country without a vision, experience & capability!,” he added further.
Earlier on Saturday, the price of petrol outstretched by Rs4.26 leading to a cost of Rs112.68 per liter while kerosene and light diesel oil had prices increased by Rs1.69 and Rs1.68 per liter respectively.
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