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BREAKING: Sugar Prices in Pakistan to Rise per month – Govt Approves Monthly Hike Until October

Islamabad, Pakistan – In a shocking move, the Pakistani government has announced a steep increase in sugar prices, dealing a heavy blow to millions of citizens already struggling with inflation.

What’s Happening?

The government has officially approved a monthly price hike of Rs. 2 per kilogram, starting immediately and continuing until October 15. This means sugar will become Rs. 8 more expensive per kg by mid-October.

The decision comes as Pakistan enters its sugarcane season (July to October), a period when sugar production is usually at its peak. Instead of prices dropping, the government is allowing sugar mills to raise costs every month, sparking outrage among consumers.

Why Is This Happening?

Sources reveal that the government is favoring sugar mill owners, who have long been accused of manipulating prices. Instead of stabilizing costs, authorities have given the green light for four consecutive price hikes, making life harder for ordinary Pakistanis.

Public Reaction: Anger and Frustration

Families across Pakistan are already struggling with record-high inflation, and this move will only worsen their financial strain. Social media is flooded with protests, with many calling it “another betrayal” by the PML-N government.

“First electricity bills, now sugar—how are we supposed to survive?” – a frustrated citizen tweeted.

What’s Next?

With no relief in sight, experts warn that essential items like sweets, beverages, and bakery products will also become more expensive. The government has issued an official notice, confirming the hikes will happen on the 15th of each month until October.

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