Entire episode shows a shocking lack of responsibility and coordination. Freezing accounts, issuing enormous bills, adding fines, and then switching off power for an entire community. Thousands of families, businesses, and essential services have been pushed into chaos.
First, all Bahria Town accounts were freezed. Then a bill of Rs. 518,354,482 was issued, which has now increased to Rs. 539,115,263 after fines. Due date was 24 Nov, and now LESCO has cut off electricity for the entire BT and 35,000 families are suffering with it.
#BahriaTown
Issue of this scale should be resolved through a structured process, not through abrupt measures that disrupt the lives of thousands. Immediate clarity, accountability, and a workable solution are urgently needed.
No matter how loud our voices are or how many trends we create, in the end, money always wins.
In a system where wealth outweighs righteousness, where power silences truth, I refuse to stay silent—I say loudly, Justice for Mustafa!
#JusticeForMustafaAmir
In 2012, Shahzeb was murdered, and I remember flooding Twitter/facebook with thousands of posts, believing that justice could be served—only to watch his family accept blood money and his killer, Shahrukh Jatoi, walk free.
Now, history repeats itself with #MustafaAmir, murdered by Armaghan, and I have no expectations from this system anymore. Here, justice is not about truth or fairness but about power and wealth; it is negotiated, bought, and sold to the highest bidder.