Pakistan on the verge of destruction, Shahbaz government imposed 10 strict restrictions, cry for petrol and diesel amidst poverty…

Amidst the ongoing war across the world and the deteriorating global economy, neighboring country Pakistan is currently going through the worst economic phase in its history. The huge decline in foreign exchange reserves and shortage of petrol and diesel have broken the back of the country. The situation has become so uncontrollable that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has had to impose 10 big and stringent restrictions to save the country.

No ‘reward’ received for mediation
In recent times, Pakistan had tried to save its international reputation by playing the role of mediator between Iran and America. He hoped that in return for this ‘diplomatic help’ he would get some big economic package or relief, but he did not get any special attention from the global powers. Now Pakistan seems to be completely isolated.

Flour is wet in poverty, fuel crisis
Petrol and diesel prices are skyrocketing in Pakistan, and stocks are on the verge of exhaustion in many cities. To prevent wasteful expenditure, the government has imposed strict restrictions on official visits, purchase of new vehicles and electricity consumption. Orders have been given to close the markets early so that fuel and electricity can be saved.

India’s stability became an example
On one hand, Pakistan is desperate for every penny, on the other hand, India has not allowed its citizens to be burdened despite global instability and fluctuations in crude oil prices. The Government of India has kept the prices of petrol and diesel stable, which reflects the strength and efficient management of the Indian economy.