PM Imran Khan approves an Rs500m uplift grant for each MP.

ISLAMABAD: PM Imran Khan approves an Rs500m uplift grant for each MP. Development grant for each lawmaker from the treasury benches and urged them to focus more on uplift projects and the success of the Ehsaas program.

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PM Imran Khan approved a budget of 500M PKR for the development of each lawmaker from the treasury benches and urged them to focus more on uplift projects and the success of the Ehsaas Program.

The development came during the meeting of the parliamentary party of the PTI and coalition parties in Islamabad during which Finance Minister Dr. Abdul Hafeez Sheikh also gave a briefing on loans and the economic situation, while Minister for planning Asad Umar briefed about the development of Karachi Development Plan.

Some members of the ruling coalition criticized Governor Of Sindh Imran Ismail, Saifullah Nyazee, Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, and the economic team, saying the premier has been kept in illusion about the problems faced by the masses.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf’s Member of National Assembly Alam Khan demanded accountability of the ministers and stated that the people are not getting basic utility products like sugar and wheat. While on the other hand people acting in higher positions are keeping people in an illusion of prosperity.

The development came during the meeting of the parliamentary party of the PTI and coalition parties in Islamabad during which Finance Minister Dr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh also gave a briefing on loans and the economic situation, while Minister for Planning Asad Umar gave a briefing on the Karachi Development Plan.

Some members of the ruling coalition criticized Sindh Governor Imran Ismail, Saifullah Nyazee, Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, and the economic team, saying the premier has been kept in the dark about the problems faced by the masses.

PTI MNA Noor Alam Khan demanded accountability of the ministers and said that the people are not getting anything like pulses and sugar, while the prime minister’s advisers and ministers are showing ‘Sabz Bagh’ (all ok), while Abdul Hafeez Shaikh used to say the same thing in 2008.