In a heart-wrenching plea, a disabled resident of Pindi Esa, near Jaranwala, has announced his intention to sell his eyes, heart, and kidneys to pay his electricity bill.
Yaseen, in a widely circulated video on social media, expressed his frustration at his inability to pay the bill despite living with a disability for five years.
His emotional appeal urged the government to intervene, demanding the provincial authorities fulfill its promise of free electricity to poor and needy families.
On the other hand, from July 1, NEPRA has implemented fixed charges for domestic consumers, exempting those using up to 200 units.
Users consuming 301 to 400 units will incur a Rs. 200 monthly charge, while those consuming 401 to 500 units will pay Rs. 400. The charge increases progressively to Rs. 1000 for users consuming over 700 units.
The purpose of increasing these fixed charges is to increase the revenue of the electricity distribution companies (Discos).
Why ordinary Pakistanis are not able to sacrifice for the benefit of our country?. I used to order pizzas everyday and now I order pizzas every second day. I used to buy a new car every year and now I am not going to buy a new LandCruiser to save money. Also I have cancelled my Dubai holidays and my family is going to Murree this time.
We have to sacrifice in a combined manner for this country.
People can sacrifice for luxuries not for necessities.
If you can than do share how a common man can survive with 37k per month minimum wage set by the same government who imposed unjust taxes.
Not easy for us weather is very hot we need to use electricity not easy to survive without electricity
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