Source: The Pakistani Spectator

by Ali Khan
When today, I gave myself a break from “yearning for justice” and went to buy flour, I got shocker my life, as despite of roaming about the whole locality and then half of the city, I was unable to find a single bag of flour.

Small-time shopkeepers showed me despair and their inability, while the big fries showed me their evil teeth. Then I went to a nearby flour mill, and was told to run along. I then went to a village outside of the city to get some “Chukki Atta” and was astounded to learn that villagers were adamant to not to sell that even.

I then called my brother-in-law in the other city, and requested him to send me somehow couple of bags of flours. He is a government officer, and he then in a government vehicle sent me three bags of flours. Yeah, “Jis ki lathi us ki bhains.”

I believe that there is ample quantity of flour available in the country, but the dearth of flour is because there are also ample number of hoarders available.

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Tags: bag of flour, despair, Fake, flour crisis, inability, Justice, locality