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the question remains the same, no doubt these projects benefits the lower and middle class but some people like u dont understand, i wrote these things on another thread but the mods removed my post i dont know why, i m writing it again
have u seen the condition of GOVT hospitals in lahore or punjab
have u seen GOVT schools in lahore or Punjab
have u seen basic health units in Punjab
How much of Punjab or Pakistani People are drinking pure and safe water
How much of our college graduates are getting jobs
Floods every year
and u my brother are saying this is good, yes it is beneficial for some people but as a whole we dont need those projects
people are dying of Hepatitis and we dont even have a specialist state of the art liver transplant hospital in Pakistan
will u believe worlds second biggest Children hospital is under construction in Faisalabad (excellent Initiative by PMLN)
is only cost 5 billion rupees.and lahore metros cost was 45 billion. imagine had PMLN spent these metros money on hospitals how much of poor people of pakistan got benefit from it, or it could be spent on cean water projects in Punjab, that could have saved thousands of lives.
Alas,
I never denied that there are more pressing matter at hand for the Govt. However, do you think the Pakistani "Awam" have the right to criticize the Government, ANY Government, for spending the way they want to? When people pay taxes they have the right to question the Govt, but what is the percentage of people paying taxes in Pakistan? Lets face it, in a country where less than 30% population pays taxes (that too mainly from the working class), more than 40% do not pay their utility bills, where people sell dead animal meat, mix brick dust in red chili powder, chemical powder and drain water in milk, hazardous chemicals in food colors, sell cooking oil made from rotting animal corpses and much worse, where health and education are businesses rather than basic facilities how can we blame the Govt. for not being able to provide facilities?
You are blaming Govt for mishandling Govt. institutions and hospitals, what is happening in private ones? Hospitals where doctors prefer the treatment which earns them more money rather than what helps the patient, private schools where students do not respect their teachers, where more time is spent on making sure students do not fail rather then teaching them how to be better human being.
How can people claim there are not enough children's hospitals when a laborer earning Rs. 10,000 per month has 8 children on average, is it the Govt.'s responsibility to pay for all of them?
There is way to much wrong with our people for them to be blaming the Government for everything.