A Car That Arrived at the Worst Possible Time
Pakistan in 2026 is not merely facing a policy debate; it is experiencing a deeply felt economic strain across society.
Inflation continues to weigh heavily on households. Fuel prices fluctuate unpredictably. Electricity tariffs remain a constant political flashpoint. Meanwhile, austerity measures — including reductions in fuel allowances for government officials — have been introduced as part of attempts to control public expenditure.
Against this backdrop, the arrival of a luxury vehicle worth nearly Rs90 million has naturally raised uncomfortable questions.
Many citizens are asking a basic but emotionally powerful question:
If austerity is necessary for the country, should it not begin with the political class itself?
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