Jango
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Unless those hydroelectric projects are funded by provincial governments, a province has no moral or economic basis to weaponize the resource for regional demands. Why? Because local residents do not contribute physical labor or daily toil to generate hydroelectric power, unlike farmers who cultivate crops. In other words, the people of the province do not bear the hardship of keeping these projects operational.
The output of such projects should therefore be distributed proportionally among the people of the nation. People also forget that Punjab has a population of around 140 million, so it makes little sense for a province with only about 5 million people to receive 50% of the output. Provinces are not separate national entities; they are integral parts of one nation and should be treated as such.
How old are you? Please go and read the constitution, and then the laws, and then all the discussions that have happened on this issue then come and discuss it.
Provinces have a moral and economics basis because it's in the friggin consititution of the country.
Phir you ask me why I take my time out to clarify the facts that YOU share. Aisi jahalat ka muzahira karo gay to aur kia karoon?
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