Shahbaz's failure drowning the Pakistani people!

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Imran Khan's 'Nautanki' is also in discussion media reports in pakistan say that due to the failure of prime minister Shahbaz Sharif, the countrymen are forced to live a life of starvation. Pak media has also cursed Imran for this.


Media reports in pakistan say that due to the failure of prime minister Shahbaz Sharif, the countrymen are forced to live a life of starvation. The situation in the country has worsened since the recent devastating floods in Pakistan. On the one hand, the Shahbaz government blamed global warming and floods behind this condition of the country, while on the other hand Pakistani media does not agree with it.

It has been said in a report that the reality is that after the floods, the situation could have improved if the pakistan government had wanted, but where were they free from their political 'gimmicks'? Pak media has also cursed imran khan for this. A Karachi-based journalist told local media outlet The Nation that pakistan is facing its worst situation in decades. When the alarm bells rang for the people of pakistan, the Shahbaz government and the imran khan government of the opposition were busy in a political uproar.


Unprecedented rains started in pakistan in mid-June. A state of emergency was declared by the government on 25 August. Soon after, the sudden floods started killing people, so political parties in pakistan started running their public relations campaigns. Former prime minister imran khan made a political stunt in return for saving the lives of people who were dying moment by moment. Khan made false claims of raising lakhs of rupees.

As per the report of The Nation, there is no information available in the public domain on the expenditure of the amount collected by Imran Khan. Nowshera and neighboring Charsadda cities and their suburbs in Pakistan's khyber pakhtunkhwa province (formerly Northwest Frontier Province) were the first major communities to be hit by the unprecedented floods. The flash floods this summer left over 70 lakh (government figures) homeless. The actual number is much higher than the government figures.

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