These are the schools built by USAID in Pakistan

A Pakistan man: "This is a government primary school built with USAID funds. It means that this school was constructed after international aid was received by the Sindh government.

Look at the condition of this school. Those who claim they have brought a lot of development to Sindh. I have just started my tour of Thatta district. Thatta is right next to Karachi. Look at the state of this school.

These plaques here, they are the 25,000-rupee plaques. These plaques, worth 25,000 rupees each. The government had taken 25,000 rupees for these plaques. But the walls of this school are crumbling, there are no windows.

The plaster is peeling off. This is the teacher’s table. This is the teacher’s table, and next to it, there is also a government-issued stick. You can see the state of government education.

Show them the floor. This is the floor. It looks like a stable where horses and buffaloes are kept on bare ground. And here, students of this school are made to sit. These are the children of Sindh. These are our public resources.

Look at this. We are unlocking this padlock. This is the lock on the government school. Come on in. Come and see.

This is the government school. The children have been dismissed for the day. The ceiling has collapsed.

This is the People’s Party government that wants to take control of Karachi. This is Thatta, the district right next to Karachi.

This is the situation here. Look at the furniture. This is the furniture provided here. Show them this.

Maybe this single desk cost 25,000 rupees. 25,000 rupees were spent on this. It was widely discussed in the media."