Bilawal Bhutto Slams PML-N Over Internet Speed and Governance

Pakistan's internet speed has been ranked 100 out of 111 countries in mobile internet speeds and 141 out of 158 countries in broadband speeds, a situation that has drawn criticism from Bilawal Bhutto, the chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party. In a recent statement, Bilawal criticized the PML-N government over the slow internet speed, stating that their politics is based on motorways while the actual need is for digital infrastructure. He also questioned why fish only cut Pakistan's undersea fibre optics cable, emphasizing the importance of reliable high-speed internet. Bilawal's comments come at a time when the country is in dire need of improved digital infrastructure to support its growing economy and population. The slow internet speed has been a major issue in Pakistan, affecting not only the business sector but also the education and healthcare sectors. The government's failure to address this issue has been widely criticized, and Bilawal's statement is just the latest in a series of criticisms from various quarters. The situation highlights the need for the government to take concrete steps to improve the country's digital infrastructure and provide reliable high-speed internet to its citizens.