Pakistan, March 16 -- In a scathing critique, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) on Saturday rejected the federal government's new net metering policy, vowing to resist it at all levels.

In a strong statement, PPP's central spokesperson Shazia Marri called the policy a "cruel and exploitative" move that prioritizes commercial interests over the people.

Marri pledged to oppose the policy through legal, political, and public means, warning that it undermines Pakistan's renewable energy future and imposes an "economic war against the masses."

She accused the government of imposing exploitative changes to net metering laws, which she said will devastate the solar energy industry and burden ordinary citizens with unbearable electricity costs....