A major wheat scandal has surfaced in Jamshoro, where 64,000 wheat bags have gone missing from the Bolhlari warehouse, officials confirmed on Tuesday.
The incident has raised serious concerns about mismanagement and possible corruption in the province’s food storage system.
Discovery of Missing Stock
Officials discovered the shortage during a routine inspection of the warehouse. Records showed that the wheat stock should have been present, but a physical count revealed a massive shortfall.
Moreover, initial findings suggest that the missing wheat may have disappeared over an extended period.
Authorities Launch Probe
Following the discovery, authorities ordered an immediate inquiry into the matter. Officials are examining warehouse records, transport logs, and staff responsibilities to determine how the wheat went missing.
Meanwhile, food department officials have suspended several employees for questioning.
Public Concern Grows
The scandal has sparked public outrage, especially at a time when wheat prices remain high and food security remains a major issue. Citizens and political leaders are demanding strict accountability.
In addition, critics argue that poor oversight continues to harm essential food supply systems.
Government Response
Officials assured the public that those responsible will face strict action if negligence or corruption is proven. The provincial government has also promised to strengthen monitoring mechanisms at warehouses across Sindh.
Overall, the Jamshoro wheat scandal highlights deep flaws in storage oversight and the urgent need for reform.
Stay with Faiz.tv for updates on the wheat scandal, food security issues, and accountability developments across Pakistan.
