INFLATION CHALLENGE, DON'T IMPOSE MORE TAXES, ECONOMIC SITUATION IS DIFFICULT, OUT-OF-THE-BOX SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS SHOULD BE FOUND AND PEOPLE SHOULD BE GIVEN RELIEF, IMRAN KHAN

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has condemned the coup de main in Quetta as lily-livered and expressed deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives in it.

"Pakistan nation has created vast sacrifices to beat the terrorists and that we won't allow this monster to appear. we have a tendency to are open-eyed to cope with internal and external threats," he same in an exceeding statement on Thursday.

Imran Khan powerfully condemned the Quetta blast and directed the inside Ministry to research each facet of the incident and find to the lowest of the matter.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed the Economic Advisory Council to propose out-of-the-box solutions to supply relief to the individuals rather than imposing additional taxes on them seeable of the troublesome economic scenario. Action attempt to be bestowed.

The Prime Minister directed this whereas addressing a gathering of the Economic Advisory Council chaired by him. The Meeting was conducted via video link by The Prime Minster Imran Khan. In keeping with sources, the Prime Minister termed inflation as a significant challenge within the meeting.

The Prime Minister said that no additional burden of inflation may be obligatory on the individuals. Electricity costs can not be raised like a shot. They have to be reduced. Advisory Council to manage electricity costs. Stability in flour costs and uninterrupted provide is that the government's high priority. Advisory Council on Inflation builds recommendations for reduction.

The Prime Minister same that because of the efforts of the govt., the business climate has improved and also the confidence of the community has been reconditioned. He said that the govt. has created each effort to not solely formulate policies in consultation with the community however conjointly to make sure the continuity of those policies.

The Prime Minister directed the Economic Advisory Council to propose a roadmap supported short-run, medium-term and long initiatives for property economic stability and development to handle key sectors of the economy together with energy, construction, agriculture, business and social insurance. Areas like subsidies, value stability, and promotion of tiny and medium enterprises, remittances from abroad and public-private partnerships may be more regulated.