In a shocking display of negligence, a senior government minister was absent from a crucial policy meeting, sparking widespread public criticism. The meeting, which was set to address pressing national issues such as economic recovery, healthcare reform, and infrastructure development, proceeded without the key official—raising serious concerns about leadership accountability.
Sources close to the administration suggest that this is not the first time the minister has failed to show up for important discussions. In recent months, reports have surfaced about multiple instances where ministers have skipped critical sessions, leaving bureaucrats to handle matters without clear directives.
Public frustration is mounting, with citizens demanding greater transparency regarding government operations. ‘If they can’t even attend meetings, how can we trust them to solve our problems?’ questioned a protester outside the parliament building. Critics argue that this incident highlights the growing disconnect between elected officials and the people they serve.
