Islamabad:
Analyst Shahbaz Rana says terrorism on the train is very regrettable, the less the condemnation it is. The event itself is so big that there have been only six incidents in the world where the train has been hijacked. The press conference of Chief Minister Balochistan and DGISPR today told a lot and many questions were still asked.
Talking to the Express News program The Review, he said that the net metering policy has changed drastically. Now solar energy growth, reaching 4,135 MW, is a shock. The golden era of cheap electricity is over. The government has given consumers a huge blow.
The ECC, headed by the Finance Minister, has approved amendments to Net Metering Regulations. The most important question is why people were forced to go to solar panels? If this policy was so bad then why did it give it in 2015? Make it, make it easier for yourself and sell more electricity to the system.
Analyst Kamran Yousuf said this week was very difficult for Pakistan. In the terrorist incidents, we are seeing every day that the increase is seeing, but the tragic incident on March 11 this week that a train full of passengers left for Quetta at 9am, but the terrorists attacked him and then hijacked it. Hijacking of the train is not a minor event.
If you look at the history, it was the sixth event of hijacked the train by terrorists all over the world. The PML -N government brought a solar energy policy in 2015, encouraging people to install solar panels in their homes. So that they are not only self -sufficient in power generation but also sell additional electricity to the national grid.
In the past, installation of solar panels has increased dramatically. But it seems that the government is not digesting why the people have implemented their policy at their request. They benefited. Now the government wants to withdraw this benefit from them.
