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JAAC Leader Slams Pakistan Establishment And IMF Over Economic Crisis
- •Joint Awami Action Committee leader Sardar Aman Khan accused Pakistan's generals and colonels of serving imperialist interests rather than the public.
- •Aman criticized soaring inflation, including the high prices of cooking oil, petrol, and diesel, which place a heavy burden on ordinary citizens.
- •He condemned IMF-backed policies that target public resources and privatization while leaving the luxuries of political leaders untouched.
- •The JAAC leader called for a fundamental change in governance and urged the government to engage in dialogue to resolve public grievances peacefully.
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Sardar Aman Khan accused Pakistan's generals and colonels of serving American and imperialist interests rather than standing with the local public. He criticized senior officers for being disloyal to the people and functioning as agents of imperialism.
Aman Khan criticized soaring household prices, such as the rising costs of cooking oil, petrol, diesel, and flour, while the privileges of political leaders remained untouched. He targeted the International Monetary Fund for proposing the privatization of public institutions and resources without addressing the luxuries of those in power.
Despite his severe criticism of the establishment, Aman Khan stated that dialogue and negotiations remain the only solutions to resolve outstanding grievances. He noted that the JAAC was giving the authorities another opportunity to settle matters peacefully, while warning that public discontent would not wait indefinitely.
