Pakistan Republic Party leader Reham Khan took a sharp swipe at mainstream political parties while highlighting Karachi’s crumbling infrastructure, remarking that the city has been turned into “not the seven wonders of the world, but the seven khandar of the world.”
Speaking in her unique vlogs and hard-hitting tone, Reham Khan criticized the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), accusing them of collectively turning Karachi into what she described as “seven khandar potholes.”
Reham Khan highlighted Karachi’s issues in a unique way, saying the Pakistan Republic Party will continue to raise its voice for the city’s problems.#Karachi #RehamKhan #PakistanRepublicParty #TOKReports pic.twitter.com/CpHceaTpOf
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She said the once-thriving metropolis now stands as a symbol of broken roads, massive potholes, and decaying infrastructure.
Reham Khan said her party, the Pakistan Republic Party, would continue to raise its voice for Karachi, questioning how the country’s economic hub has been allowed to deteriorate despite being governed by different political forces over the years.
Her taunting remarks quickly drew attention on social media, reigniting public debate over responsibility for Karachi’s worsening conditions and the failure of successive governments to deliver basic civic services.
