federal minister of Narcotics says youth is addicted to drugs

• The youth is addicted to drugs, and if they are not stopped it will be a catastrophic situation, says the federal minister of Narcotics Shahzain Bhugti
• The federal minister claimed that the current fiscal situation in the country was because of Imran Khan. He took as many loans in three years from the International Monetary Funds (IMF) as was taken since Pakistan was formed
• He briefed that before Imran Khan there was politics with having the difference. Imran Khan finished this tradition of politics and introduced a culture of blame game to the fullest

SUKKUR: The youth is addicted to drugs, and if they are not stopped it will be a catastrophic situation, says the federal minister of Narcotics Shahzain Bhugti on Thursday.

The federal minister claimed that the anti-narcotics department is working against drug smuggling. “We have a shortage of workforce. The empty slots in the department will be filled soon,” says the narcotics minister.
While talking to the media in Sukkar, he briefed that before Imran Khan there was politics with having the difference. Imran Khan finished this tradition of politics and introduced a culture of blame game to the fullest. “We will not chant slogans like imported and thieves to the opposition politicians,” says the minister.

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“Someone should ask Imran Khan how many hospitals and educational institutions were built (by his government)? The shortage of water for the agricultural resources was due to natural reasons. With rains and melting glaciers, the situation is getting better for the agricultural sector.”
“We cannot eradicate the supply of drugs as the drug dealers are not punished by the law. We asked the senate to pass the bill against the drug dealers so that strict action can be implemented.”

The federal minister claimed that the current fiscal situation in the country was because of Imran Khan. He took as many loans in three years from the International Monetary Funds (IMF) as was taken since Pakistan was formed, he said. “Our government is working to bring balance to the country. Our mission is to finish the usage of drugs in educational institutes. With the elimination of drugs from the educational institution, our future can become better.”