Pakistan: Chicken for Rs 780, petrol for Rs 272, government under IMF conditions, people moaning due to pauperism, plight and inflation, remembering PM Modi

Morning comes, evening comes, age goes like this. By the way, this philosophy has been revealed for life. But something similar is the condition of Pakistan as well. It is day in the neighboring country. It is night. But there is no dawn of hope. Pakistan is trapped in such a trap that now there is no way left for it to get out of it. Every trick of Pakistan seems to be failing. From his heart China to the Gulf countries, he has begged. He is shamelessly spreading his hands in front of international institutions like IMF, but common Pakistanis are now seeing support only from Narendra Modi. Once again in Pakistan, when the bomb of inflation exploded and the government tax hunter started, Pakistanis started remembering PM Modi once again.

Pakistan on the verge of bankruptcy

Things like flour, pulses and onions are already disappearing from the plate of common Pakistanis. Due to costlier oil-electricity and gas required for freight and tomorrow-factories, life will be more difficult to live. It is estimated that inflation may reach 33% by June. As for the government, its foreign exchange reserves are almost empty. That is, he does not have money to import things. The Pakistani rupee has reached 275 against the dollar, which was around 175 on the same day last year.

Lentils and bread are also difficult

The price of milk in Pakistan is Rs 210/litre and chicken is being sold at Rs 780/kg. Flour is not available in many cities of Pakistan. Where it is available, the price has reached Rs 145 to 165/kg. While flour in India is 30 to 40 rupees per kg.

People are missing PM Modi

There is hue and cry in Jinnah’s country because of the bleak future of Pakistan. The people of Pakistan, who are starving and reeling under the brunt of inflation, are missing PM Modi.