Tourists are in big trouble right now, we are withdrawing the strike call, Chairman Pakistan Petroleum Dealers
The deadlock over taxes between the government and the Petroleum Dealers Association persists. Meanwhile, the petroleum dealers have announced the postponement of their nationwide strike.
In a press conference, Chairman of the Petroleum Dealers Association, Sami Khan, stated that today's strike was very successful, but our people were threatened and intimidated. This strike was not easy as the entire state and government were against it.
He said that tourists are facing significant difficulties at the moment, which is why we are calling off the strike. Although we are postponing the strike, we will not back down from our demands.
He mentioned that tourists have gone to Malakand, Swat, and Hazara, hence we are ending the strike. The strike was not easy because the entire government was against it.
Abdul Sami noted that there is now a higher likelihood of smuggled petrol being sold in the country, and the government has implemented double taxation.
The deadlock over taxes between the government and the Petroleum Dealers Association continues. However, the petroleum dealers have announced the postponement of their nationwide strike.
In a press conference, Chairman of the Petroleum Dealers Association, Sami Khan, stated that today's strike was very successful, despite our people facing threats and intimidation. This strike was challenging as the entire state and government opposed it.
He mentioned that tourists are currently experiencing significant difficulties, which is why we are calling off the strike. While we are postponing the strike, we remain firm on our demands.
He highlighted that tourists are in Malakand, Swat, and Hazara, prompting us to end the strike. The strike was challenging because the entire government was against it.
Abdul Sami also noted that there is now a higher risk of smuggled petrol being sold in the country, and the government has imposed double taxation.
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