Piqued by political parties, PM says ‘there’s no crisis’

Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar said that taking up premiership was both a responsibility and a test. He added that things are difficult in terms of electricity bills but that there is no crisis in Pakistan.

Talking to senior journalists in Islamabad, he added that while the issue exists, it is also being magnified as all political parties are campaigning.

Kakar also said that the ‘best’ people from each field had been chosen for the caretaker cabinet so the challenges Pakistan was facing could be grappled with effectively.

He said that Pakistan is facing both economic and security problems. He added that it was important to diagnose a problem correctly to be able to deal with it effectively.

He said that he wonders if the cognizance of the problems he has gained is shared by other major players in society as well.

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