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ESSAY : "LOAD SHEDDING"

Electricity load shedding in pakistan has incresed mainifold. Minister of water and power RAJA PERVAIZ ASHRAF assured that electricity load shedding would be done according to time schedule. He assured that electricity load shedding will finish by the end of the year 2009 but instead it is doubled what it was in the past year 2009. It is big failure of the government of pakistan. no country can make progress without electricity. Recent government measures of holiday on saturday and other saving methods have reduced load shedding but not significantly. Here i want to reveal one bie waste of electricity by WAPAD, LESCO and other cities electricity board employer. One low grade LESCO , employee told me that he is getting 2,100 units free electricity per month. He told that senior officers are getting 7,000 units and more free electricity per mont. So , these employers are getting free electricity equal to their salary. All these fee electricity is being wasted on numerous air conditioners or selling. To other rich people. Holiday on saturday is lost for backward Pakistani nation since already government office procedure are dead slow. Protests are taking place around the country. People of advance countries can not imagine to live in such cricumstances for a single day. I have never seen such a intense electricity load shedding during my whole life. Minister of water and power RAJA PERVAIZ ASHARAF failed to fulfil his promises. Electricity load shedding is one of the biggest issue in Pakistan including powerty and unemployment. Government should take drastic measure to finish this electricity load shedding. Pakistani nation is unhappy that government and opposition is busy in other legislative issues intead of resolving this primary

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