Kisan March entered in Islamabad

[AZ1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1575218686280884224

https://twitter.com/x/status/1575211247494377472

 

[_Nabil_]

Horrible electric bills , dap beyond control .....

Doesn't farmers in Pakistan have electricity reduced rates ?

 

[AZ1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1575227025702281216

 

[Acetic Acid]

It really hurts to see attacks on famers because of belonging to such family.

Pakistan is agriculture based country and this shouldn't happen
Protectors of these government should call it enough

 

[Acetic Acid]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1575241591148924928

May Allah curse those in power both uniformed and non uniformed

 

[HAIDER]

No doubt all luxuries for the elite class, MNA 800 unit free. Now free toll ...

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

TRIATORRRRS ALL TRAITOOORRRRS!!!! PROTESTING AGAINST LUMBER 1s Fav Minions! Janwar hain sallay maaro inko!

Kissan love their army
The kisaan not going ghq. Marho Sarho.

 

[AgnosticIndian]

farmers are the ones that run both India and Pakistan

They certainly think it's true, I'm very septical. All my life I've heard how India is an agricultural country and farmers are so important. I say **** that. And I say that as a grandson of an alleged farmer. I have seen what racket it is. For larger "farmers", most of the work is done by "bataidars" as they are called in Northern India. The "farmers" themselves are glorified landlords and moneylenders to those who do the actual work, the bataidars and labourers are treated like shit and given not even enough wages to live on. The smaller farmers also don't do shit. They practically only invest/lend money to buy inputs so the labourer can do the actual work. There is no desire to mechanise. It's pure rent seeking of a landlord.

The farmer class in India, specially those who participated in the "March", are made up of parasites. For the people to actually grow, agriculture needs to be mechanised and landholdings consolidated instead of being divided up among rent seeking landlords and petty farmers.

 

[HAIDER]

Doesn't farmers in Pakistan have electricity reduced rates ?

Yes during Imran Khan tenure it was 5 rupee per unit, now 30 rupee units..its huge jump

 

[IceCold]

Now imagine if Khan gives final call...

IK ka chutyapa khatam hona ka Naam he nahi la raha. Bus ker da Bhai, call deni ha to abb da do. Kis baat ka intazaar ha?

 

[HAIDER]

These kisan are victims of the Feudal system ...

 

[newb3e]

Kissan love their army
The kisaan not going ghq. Marho Sarho.

lols @ loving the mafia!

 

[Olympus81]

Give me 30% of the national budget for a few years and I guarantee I can make Sindh Police a top organization, with private businesses and real estate.

Heck I’d even setup a bank and fertilizer business. Cereal business and a bustling golf course with a exorbitant fees for the bloody civilian whose taxpayer we fleece on.

A sarcastic comment but you get the gist.

 

[AZ1]

Give me 30% of the national budget for a few years and I guarantee I can make Sindh Police a top organization, with private businesses and real estate.

Heck I’d even setup a bank and fertilizer business. Cereal business and a bustling golf course with a exorbitant fees for the bloody civilian whose taxpayer we fleece on.

A sarcastic comment but you get the gist.

If they let you remained alive by that time.

 

[S.Y.A]

Give me 30% of the national budget for a few years and I guarantee I can make Sindh Police a top organization, with private businesses and real estate.

Heck I’d even setup a bank and fertilizer business. Cereal business and a bustling golf course with a exorbitant fees for the bloody civilian whose taxpayer we fleece on.

A sarcastic comment but you get the gist.

1. its not 30%. a simple google search shows that the pakistan army receives nearly PKR 600 billion, out of the total defense budget (PKR ~1500billion?).

2. no you still cannot. why? because each and every police has its foundation/welfare fund. the police forces have seriously mismanaged and wasted theirs through corruption (allegedly), while the army invested and managed it properly.

3. the police earns from challans, as well as any recovery of unclaimed stolen goods and items (jewelry, electronics, vehicles and whatnot), where is that money going? add bribes on top of that.

4. sindh police has a budget of nearly 500 million USD (PKR 110 billion), where they have to control less than a quarter of Pakistan's territory (about 17.7%). where they dont have to use tanks, gunships or other high value high maintenance equipment. compare that to army's expenditure (with nearly 6 times more territory, and nearly 5 times more numbers, and vastly greater quantity and maintenance requirement of equipment), the sindh police's budget is more than enough, and nearly on par with what the army gets. the big question is that where is this money going? only Allah knows.