Pakistan Government Criticized Over Provincial Fund Freeze as Budget Debate Opens

The Pakistani government faced criticism for freezing provincial funds during the opening day of the National Assembly's budget debate for fiscal year 2026-27. PKMAP chief Mehmood Khan Achakzai spoke against the move, arguing it would harm provinces' health and social sectors, while the Prime Minister defended the government's approach.

14 Jun, 02:21 — 14 Jun, 02:21

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BUDGET 2026-27: Govt slammed over provincial freeze as budget debate opens

PKMAP chief Mehmood Khan Achakzai speaks at the National Assembly’s budget session.—White Star • Opening day dominated by political speeches in NA • Achakzai says freezing funds will hit provinces’ health, social sectors • PM defends govt’s approach, highlights Balochistan projects • Supports border fencing for national security; renews offer for talks with opposition • MQM calls for strong local govt system, approval of 28th Amendment ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly on Saturday formall...

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