LAHORE: Pakistani Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and former Prime Minister Imran Khan was criticized on Thursday former Army Commander-in-Chief Gen. (R) Qamar Javed Bajwa and the incumbent PDM government for “pushing Pakistan deep into economic turmoil” and blamed them for prevailing financial troubles of a country.
After his dismissal, the head of PTI claimed that no-confidence movement against his was “a huge foreign conspiracy against Pakistan”, which he claimed was delivered out United States.
Recently, however, Imran has shifted his focus away from the alleged role of United States in his exile and former COAS Bajwa instead.
Rupee crammed – lost over 62% or 110/$ in 11 months of DPM. It increased public debt only Rs 14.3 trillion and a historical 75-year high inflation of 31.5%. Pakistanis pay big price of regime change conspiracy of the perpetrators were imposed on the nation by the former COAS. rice.twitter.com/xVkqxg6IN6
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) March 2, 2023
In an interview with Financial Times in November, Imran expressed his wish work with Washington says it wants to improve relations with United States, despite allegations of treating Pakistan like a “slave”.
former The prime minister said he no longer “blames” the US and wants a “decent” relationship if elected.
Then in In February, the head of PTI gave an interview to Golos of America where he made allegations against General Bajwa claims that he “arranged with his political opponents remove him from office with help from USA”.
Later in interview, he retracted the accusations he had made against United States and directly blamed General Bajwa for his ordeal saying, “It wasn’t the USA who told Pakistan [to oust me]. Unfortunately, from what evidence came upGen Bajwa who somehow managed to tell the Americans that I am anti-American.” The plan of displacement “was not brought from there. They took him from here to there.”
Continuing my attack on Bajwa and the incumbent government, Imran, said that “Pakistanis are paying a lot price of regime change conspiracy, where “the group of the perpetrators were imposed on the nation by the former COAS.”
“Rupee killed,” Imran exclaimed, noting that the Pakistani currency had “lost over 62% or 110/$ in 11 months of DPM”.
“It increased public debt only 14.3 trillion rupees and a historical 75-year high inflation rate of 31.5%,” he said.
former prime The minister’s tweet came after the Pakistani rupee fell 8.29% (or Rs 24.07) to new record low of Rs 290.18 against United States dollar in interbank market around noon on Thursday.
Inflation in Pakistan soared up highest level of 31.5% in half A century — becoming the 17th largest expensive a country in V world -after government sharp increases in energy and fuel prices combined with adverse effect of currency devaluation and imports at a halt.
Data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) on Wednesday suggested that the country fast on the way to hyperinflation, with at least four groups of consumer goods already in territory of about 50% surge in Prices on annually.
Simple reading of inflation bulletin stressed that life of A common The Pakistani became unhappy as there were almost no consumables. good whose price did not shoot up in recent months.
