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Inflation in Pakistan has pushed the prices of raw materials beyond the reach of the common man. Many people are struggling to buy their daily necessities. In the midst of the Crown crisis, the country’s economic situation has once again deteriorated. An egg is sold in the country for 30 rupees. That means you have to spend 350 rupees for a dozen eggs.
The demand for eggs has increased in Pakistan due to the winter season. On the other hand, the price of a kg of sugar is 104 rupees. One kg of wheat costs 60 rupees and one kg of ginger costs 1000 rupees. The country’s prime minister, Imran Khan, is in danger as prices continue to rise. Imran came to power promising to change the country’s economy. But now he cannot keep this promise.
A few days ago, Imran promised to reduce the price of sugar. But now Pakistan’s inflation has broken all previous records. According to a report, the price of eggs has risen in different parts of the country due to winter. Now every dozen eggs are sold there for 350 Pakistani rupees. At present, more than 25 percent of Pakistan’s population lives below the poverty line. Almost all of these people have eggs on their food list, now that is out of their reach.
The financial crisis in Pakistan started since December last year. At that time I had to spend two thousand rupees to buy 40 kg of wheat. This record was broken in October this year. At present, wheat is sold at Rs 60 per kg, ie the price of 40 kg of wheat is Rs 2,400.
Source: Don.
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