After Punjab’s decision to lower the price of roti, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government is now following suit and cutting the price of roti throughout the province.
The provincial Food Minister, Zahir Shah, stated that a 100-gram roti will now cost Rs15, while a 120-gram roti will be priced at Rs30. This is great news for the people of the province as they will be able to afford this staple food more easily.
In addition, the federal government has also reduced the prices of roti and naan in Islamabad. The price of roti in Islamabad is now Rs16, and the price of naan is Rs20. These price reductions are aimed at easing the financial burden on the residents and ensuring they have access to affordable food.
These decisions by the KP government and the federal government show their dedication to helping the public. By lowering the cost of essential items like roti and naan, the government is showing its commitment to the well-being of the people. This move is expected to bring some relief to households, especially those who rely on these staple foods as part of their daily meals.
