The Powersactor scandal surfaced after the flour sugar scandal

Power sector scandal has also surfaced in the country after the auto-sugar crisis scandal, the PowerSector scandal has revealed the loss of 100 billion to the national exchequer. According to media reports, the investigation report of the power sector scandal revealed major financial losses.
100 billion loss to the national exchequer. The report of the scandal was prepared by a nine-member committee, consisting of 278 pages. The inquiry report states that the loss of national exchequer is due to tariffs, fuel consumption, and guaranteed profits in dollars. The Inquiry Committee also dismissed agreements with power plants as unfair.





The report states that the owners of IPPs received Rs 350 billion for the first time since 1994.

Instead of making a profit of 15%, powerplants were involved in making 50-70% of their profits annually. Similarly, the cost of each power plant was increased by Rs.Talking of only one power plant, the cost of Coal power plants alone was estimated at Rs 30 billion. In the report, the grilling committee has recommended to recover Rs 100 billion by eliminating the payment formula with power plant owners.

Assistant Special Information and Broadcast Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan has said that Prime Minister Imran Khan has fulfilled his promise to publicize the report of flour and sugar crisis, for the first time in the history of Pakistan, a government has initiated self-accountability. That is why instead of extracting bugs in the opposition report, give them credit for publishing the report, the Prime Minister wants uniform application of the law in the country, all the facts will be made clear in the report of the Commission on April 25 and whoever tries to take personal interest Will be held accountable against it and take action in accordance with the law,

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