Karachi – Senior Pakistani actress Hina Bayat has strongly criticized the government over the deteriorating situation in Karachi following heavy rainfall, blaming decades of mismanagement, corruption, and neglect for the city’s woes.

Taking to Instagram, Hina shared a video in which she vented her anger at the authorities. She remarked that the recent rain had once again exposed the incompetence of those ruling Karachi.

“One rainfall has proven that calamities do not only descend from the skies, some people become the source of them,” she said. “The insensitive and incompetent individuals who have ruled Karachi for decades have forgotten that their positions are meant for public service.”

Hina slammed the government for failing to provide even the most basic infrastructure to the country’s highest tax-paying city.

“There are no proper roads, no drainage systems. The entire city is flooded, yet the water is not drinkable—because the tanker mafia must make its profits,” she added.

The actress further criticized what she described as a corrupt system:

“They remove street vendors but allow illegal buildings to be constructed in their place. They block drains and sewage systems, and after the rain, they step out to show sympathy. Mr. Mayor, that sympathy is useless.”

Hina also took a direct jab at Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori, saying his public appearance in a luxury brand cap was offensive to the suffering citizens.

“Governor Sahib, you came out wearing a Gucci cap—this was like rubbing salt into our wounds. You should have worked before the rain, not after, just to show sympathy. The rain didn’t affect you, so you sit comfortably while we suffer.”

Demanding accountability, she declared:

“We want answers from the government. Karachi has been turned into the rest of Sindh—poverty, hunger, suffering, and helplessness, while people cannot even raise their voices. The time for accountability has come. Enough is enough.”