Imran Khan on Pakistan Government: Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and jailed PTI leader Imran has expressed serious concern about the economic plight of the country. He said that the situation in Pakistan has deteriorated to such an extent that no one will invest in Pakistan. He has also questioned the ruling party about the political instability in Pakistan.
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Pakistan is at risk of being isolated in terms of investment as political instability and terrorism have brought the economy to the brink of collapse, PTI reported. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan (71) said on Friday that the country’s fragile economy, which is facing economic crisis, is the “biggest challenge” facing Pakistan. But intelligence agencies are busy targeting a political party.
Attempt to weaken PTI- Imran Khan
According to the news of ‘Dawn News’, Khan said that the country is facing the danger of isolation and no one will invest in Pakistan because the country is battling terrorism. After attending the court proceedings, Khan said that being a federal party, his party can deal with this serious situation, as all other political parties are limited to their regions. imran khan He said political parties can unite the country but it was ironic that his party, which has a nationwide presence, was being “weakened”.
Why did the condition of Pakistan’s provinces deteriorate? Understand
Actually, the situation has worsened in many provinces of Pakistan at present, a large population of Pakistan is protesting. In Balochistan, the fighters of the Baloch Army are creating a ruckus. In recent days, they have captured some military bases. Along with this, they are killing the Pakistan Army and Police.
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