In Pakistan, Sharif is busy fighting with Imran and the public is fighting over a handful of flour.

New Delhi. In Pakistan, there is a hue and cry about flour during Ramzan. People are facing huge problems due to inflation. According to the latest developments, 12 people died in a stampede in long queues for cheap wheat flour. The Pakistan Military Monitor said that hundreds of people were injured and people standing in line for a handful of wheat were also beaten by the police. The situation is that hundreds of families have to break their fast with dry bread and water during Ramzan. Rising inflation has made life difficult for Pakistanis. Not only fruits and vegetables, there is also a crisis of wheat flour in Pakistan. After fasting throughout the day on Ramzan, people are not getting enough food. At night they have to survive with the leftover food in the shops. According to news reports, every day lakhs of people are queuing up outside government shops to return home empty-handed. According to a report, getting subsidized wheat at government shops seems like fighting a war for the people. According to Pakistani media reports, the blame for the ongoing wheat crisis facing the country is the apathetic attitude of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government and other provincial governments.Sharif busy in fight with Imran According to media reports, the Shehbaz Sharif government’s full attention is currently on the fight with former Prime Minister Imran Khan. On the other hand, common people are facing back-breaking inflation. Crowds of people are seen at government shops for subsidized wheat and cheap flour. Stampedes and fights have become common. Pakistan became a battleground for cheap flourThere have been many incidents of stampedes across Pakistan for free flour. In the latest such incident in Multan, 14 people, including two policemen, were injured. Twelve people died in the stampede in Karachi and Islamabad.