UMARKOT: Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that it was the second time when the flour crisis has erupted in the province.
While talking to the media in Umarkot, the chief minister said that the flour crisis has erupted in Sindh for the second time after the Pakistan Muslim League-N’s tenure.
According to the chief minister, the regime had first exported the wheat and then imported it from Ukraine which was rotted.
Murad Ali Shah said that the incumbent government has also exported the wheat first and was now importing it.
He stressed that Sindh cooperated with the federation during both terms of PML-N and the incumbent government.
He criticised Prime Minister Imran Khan that the prime minister should be the premier of the whole country, not any specific group.
Shah complained that six out of eight members told the prime minister in the Council of Common Interests (CCI) meeting that Sindh held the first right on gas.
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