JI chief says country hit hard by inflation and unemployment 

Jamaat-e-Islami Chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman has said that Pakistan is surrounded by problems like inflation, unemployment and lack of education, reported 24NewsHD TV channel. 

Addressing a meeting in Karachi, Hafiz Naeem said 2 crore 62 lakh children are out of schools. It has become difficult for poor people to send their children to universities for higher education. 

He said 98 percent of people have no opportunity for education. JI chief tragedy is that the poor have no representative voice. 90 to 95 percent of the parliament are billionaires. JI chief claimed that a few people have occupied Pakistan. He said a nation can never develop in a country where education becomes out of reach. If people can't pay fees to their children wherever they go. 

He said Sindh government's education budget is 481 billion rupees. The Sindh government takes money through the 18th amendment, it does not give it to local body representatives. The clerk of the Sindh Secretariat also does not want to admit his children in the government schools of this province. 

JI chief said PIA trended the major airlines but today PIA and the steel mill have been destroyed. These tyrants have sunk the fleet of Pakistan. A nation that is not connected to the past has a dark future.