Pakistani MP’s confession: Said-We do not stand anywhere in front of India budget, know details
Gohar Ali Khan, a Pakistan MP, recently narrated a lot to the Pakistani government giving an example of India. Gohar Ali Khan showed Shahbaz Sharif in a way that India is our enemy right, but I tell you some facts that Pakistan’s total budget is $ 62 billion, but India’s Uttar Pradesh’s budget is $ 97 billion alone. Our total revenue is $ 50 billion, while India’s Uttar Pradesh is $ 80 billion. Our tax revenue is $ 16 billion less than Tax Revenue in Uttar Pradesh. He showed the mirror to the government and said that take the example of India. Modi announced that India would add 10,000 medical seats. As Australia did. Here the government in Pakistan is cutting the health budget. In India, Rs 500 crore has been kept separate for AI research. There is no mention of AI in Pakistan’s budget.
The cut in the basic sector in Pakistan!
In the Pakistani Parliament, Gohar Ali Khan heard the government a lot about the budget policies of his own government. Giving the example of Australia, he also said that developed countries are increasing investment on health and education, then there is a cut in the basic sector in Pakistan. If this continues, then there may be a danger in the coming time for the future of the country. After Khan’s statement, there was a lot of rhetoric and protest in Parliament. However, this statement of Gohar Ali Khan is becoming quite viral on social media platforms.
Pakistan’s debt reached 76,000 billion Pakistani rupee
A data released this month said that Pakistan’s debt has increased to 76,000 billion Pakistani rupees in the first nine months of the current financial year. Pakistan’s economy, which is facing cash shortage, may increase at a rate of 2.7 percent this year. However, Pakistan’s Finance Minister says that the economy has been on the path of reform for the last two years, and this process has strengthened in the current financial year. Pakistan’s financial year begins from July 1. According to the review, in the first nine months of the current financial year, 51,500 billion Pakistani rupees from local banks and 24,500 billion Pakistani rupees from external sources.
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