LAHORE – Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz expressed her disappointment with the performance of pricing control committees around the province.
According to sources, price control committees failed to apply the government’s rates for edible items in the markets.
According to sources, fruits and vegetables are being sold at greater rates in marketplaces, and this is due to middlemen and bureaucracy.
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The chief minister has chosen to reform the province’s price control committee system.
“Only one officer would be held responsible for inflation and higher prices in the markets after revamping the system,” according to sources.