Good news for Karachiites as M.M Group sells flour at Rs 43

KARACHI: A great sigh of relief for Karachi citizens as M.M Group of Companies’ Moulvi flour has started selling 10 kg flour bag at Rs. 430.

With the collaboration of Pakistan flour mills associations and Sindh government, M.M Group of Companies has become the first who took the initiative to ensure flour supply for Karachi citizens at a reasonable price.

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According to the details, 10 kg of flour bag by Moulvi brand is being sold at Rs. 430 from MM Flour Mills to overcome the shortage of flour in Karachi at cheaper prices. Vehicles are being dispatched to supply low price flour in many areas of the city. 

Earlier on January 21, Adviser on Maritime Affairs Mahmood Moulvi said that the wheat crises is a planned conspiracy to collapse the incumbent government.

While talking about the wheat shortage in a private TV program, Mahmood Moulvi said that sugar prices have surged suddenly by 11 percent, just after the wheat crises. “Is that a coincidence?” he asked. 

The advisor said, “For months, Punjab had exported flour to Sindh at the rate of Rs46, then why were the prices suddenly raised?”. Flour crises in Sindh are a genuine issue but in Punjab, it’s a planned plot, he added.

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Explaining his points further, Moulvi said that during the meeting held earlier between Pakistan Agricultural Storage and Services Corporation (PASSCO) and other provisional governments, the Sindh government had demanded wheat stock of a maximum three lakh tonnes. During the meeting, Punjab had denied any stock shortages by claiming that they were self-sufficient. 

He added, “Those who have created sudden hikes in prices of wheat in Punjab should be exposed. The government must ensure the writ of the state. A crackdown should begin against those selling flour at Rs.70 across Pakistan.”