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Opposition parties slam Pak PM Imran Khan over selling gifts!
By: Tupaki Desk | 21 Oct 2021 10:12 AM GMT
Our neighboring country and arch-rivals in cricket Pakistan is dealing with one of the worst crises ever reportedly. The crisis has hit the country so hard that the government is unable to beat it and to raise funds, the government is currently selling the gifts received by the Prime Minister of the country.
The alleged economic crisis in Pakistan made it to the headlines after 'The News International', an English newspaper in Pakistan had covered the news making it a debatable issue in the other countries as well. The pictures of the story in the newspaper were shared widely on social media.
The crisis had forced Pakistan to take more debts making it one of the countries with the highest foreign debts. Pakistan is borrowing debts at a level that the nation reported growth of eight percent in the foreign debt.
As another headache for the Pakistan government, the opposition leaders and parties are breathing fire on the government. They also leveled allegations against Prime Minister Imran Khan of selling the costly items he received as gifts from the other countries.
Imran Khan is accused of selling the costly gifts that are supposed to be sold at an auction. As per the depository rules, the gifts received by the heads of the country should be sold at an open auction and till the items were sold they shall be considered as state property.
Pakistan Muslim League (N), one of the three major political parties in Pakistan had alleged that Imran Khan had sold the gifts received from other countries. It is also believed that Imran Khan had sold a precious watch that was gifted by a gulf prince. This also did not go well with the opposition parties.
The parties have called selling the gifts shameful and opined that it had defamed the country in front of the world. Selling the gifts that were received from the heads of the states is not appreciable. No one knows the list of the gifts Imran Khan had received from the heads of the state as the government had earlier said that they can reveal the list of the gifts saying that the national interest might get damaged with this.
The alleged economic crisis in Pakistan made it to the headlines after 'The News International', an English newspaper in Pakistan had covered the news making it a debatable issue in the other countries as well. The pictures of the story in the newspaper were shared widely on social media.
The crisis had forced Pakistan to take more debts making it one of the countries with the highest foreign debts. Pakistan is borrowing debts at a level that the nation reported growth of eight percent in the foreign debt.
As another headache for the Pakistan government, the opposition leaders and parties are breathing fire on the government. They also leveled allegations against Prime Minister Imran Khan of selling the costly items he received as gifts from the other countries.
Imran Khan is accused of selling the costly gifts that are supposed to be sold at an auction. As per the depository rules, the gifts received by the heads of the country should be sold at an open auction and till the items were sold they shall be considered as state property.
Pakistan Muslim League (N), one of the three major political parties in Pakistan had alleged that Imran Khan had sold the gifts received from other countries. It is also believed that Imran Khan had sold a precious watch that was gifted by a gulf prince. This also did not go well with the opposition parties.
The parties have called selling the gifts shameful and opined that it had defamed the country in front of the world. Selling the gifts that were received from the heads of the states is not appreciable. No one knows the list of the gifts Imran Khan had received from the heads of the state as the government had earlier said that they can reveal the list of the gifts saying that the national interest might get damaged with this.
