Islamabad [Pakistan], June 12 (ANI): Pakistan Muslim League on Friday-Pakistan opposition parties, including Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), decide to give the Imran Khan government “hard time” and state The budget will pass the parliament in 2021-22.

After the budget session, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari told the media with PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif that people who might have heard when Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin announced the government’s proposal said, ” This is the budget of another country, “GeoNews reported.

“Under these circumstances, the Prime Minister’s and Treasury’s allegations of economic growth are unfounded,” said Villawar.

The PPP chair said the Treasury’s claim was similar to “rubbing salt on the wounds” of Pakistanis who were “suffering” because of government policy.

Bilawal said party lawmakers would entrust opposition leader Shahbaz Sharif to vote against Imran Khan’s proposed budget.

“Aside from all the differences between the opposition, we collectively respond to this selected incompetent government budget. […] I repeat my promise that all MNAs in PPP will entrust voting to opposition leader Shahbaz Sharif for use against this government budget, “he said.

“When poor people die of hunger and unemployment and inflation are skyrocketing, how can they claim that the country is witnessing economic growth?” Shabaz asked.

Opposition parties have also devised a joint strategy for a motion of no confidence against NA Vice-Chair Kasim Sri, GeoNews reported.

In response to the question, Mr Shabaz said the opposition would devise a joint strategy for a motion of no confidence against Parliamentary Vice-Chair Kasim Sri the day before.

Earlier, Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin was greeted with a cheer from the opposition bench, with members laughing out loud and screaming slogans, praising Imran Khan’s economic initiative while presenting a budget for fiscal year 2021-22. , The Treasury Minister was cursed, Geonews reported. ..

Tallinn was discouraged and helped by a pair of earphones that could drown out the turmoil around him, with total budget spending for next year kept at Rs 8.478 trillion and a tax target set at an ambitious Rs 5,829. Announced that it was done. a billion.

Mr. Tallinn talked about the various allocations by the government and said that Rs 480 billion was allocated to both civilian and veteran pension payments.

He said the country’s defense budget was allocated to Rs. 1.37 trillion and the government allocated Rs. 1,168 to state development and non-development grants.

He said the government had allocated Rs 682 billion to subsidies to various sectors of the economy, adding that Rs 479 billion had been allocated to the operation of the civilian government.

Mr. Tallinn said the government is serious about stopping the spread of the coronavirus and keeping it away from its negative effects, adding that the government has secured Rs 100 billion for the coronavirus, GeoNews reported. (ANI)