Farmers in Pakistan reject new 35% tax on agriculture, calling it "cruel" and "anti-farmer."
Farmers in Balochistan, Pakistan, led by the Green Kissan Ittehad (GKI), have rejected a 35% tax on agricultural production imposed by the IMF, calling it "cruel" and "anti-farmer." The tax threatens an agriculture sector that employs 75% of Balochistan's population and contributes significantly to Pakistan's food supply. GKI President Agha Lal Jan Ahmadzai also criticized poor electricity service and lack of quality livestock care, demanding better support and compensation for farmers.
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