PM Shehbaz promises not to let upcoming demonstrations go unpackable

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Reacting to the most recent political upheaval in Islamabad, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has made it rather clear: no more tolerance for disruptive demonstrations upsetting the people or economy of the nation. Underlining the pressing need of protecting Pakistan from continuous onslaughts on its capital, the top promised to guide the country towards stability speaking at a federal cabinet meeting.

Protests Cause Daily Loss of Rs190 Billion

With daily losses almost Rs190 billion, the most recent PTI-led march caused shockingly high economic damage. Many daily payers had erratic incomes; businesses closed, exports and imports suffered. Apart from the anarchy, one day the stock market fell historically 4,000 points.

” Such acts are a crime against the nation and cannot be forgiven,” PM Shehbaz said underlining that these demonstrations compromise Pakistan’s reputation abroad in addition to immediately serving economic interests.

The prime minister underlined during the most recent protests that scenes of turmoil in the capital dominated even a critical visit from the Belarusian president. This also sour diplomatic ties and gives negative impressions of foreign investors.

Group projects help to mute strife

PM Shehbaz Sharif thanked military and police among other law enforcement agencies for their coordinated efforts in spreading the demonstrations. He praised their calculated reaction for restoring order and causing least additional damage.

But in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the prime minister voiced worries about growing lawlessness and terrorism and attacked the province government for giving political aggressiveness top priority over the security of its people.

No Allowance for Disruption

The prime minister underlined once more the will of his government to ensure that such demonstrations never disturb Islamabad once more. “We cannot keep squandering national resources trying to control anarchy.” This promise helps to offset the more general coalition government initiatives aiming at lowering Pakistan’s foreign debt and boosting its economy.

His priorities remained on creating a solid, progressive future free from political anarchy as the top advised concept on why the country stays economically vulnerable 77 years after independence.

Beyond anarchy, morality

The most recent demonstrations serve as sobering reminder of how urgently political responsibility and economic resilience are needed. Strong posture of PM Shehbaz marks a turning point since the government values the welfare of its people and the stability of its institutions above political brinkmanship.