Karachi Chamber Urges Government to Grant 14 Rupee Per Unit Electricity Relief for Sindh

The Karachi Chamber of Commerce (KCCI) has called on the federal government to extend a 14 rupee per unit relief on electricity bills to Sindh, mirroring the relief provided to Punjab. In its official statement, KCCI emphasized the need for immediate action to alleviate the financial burden on Sindh’s residents.

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