2024-08-22 12:42:18
Islamabad: The government of Pakistan has been struggling with a serious economic crisis for many months. Pakistan has had to beg for money from China to Saudi Arabia. Not only this, Pakistan is also going through a period of political instability these days. Inflation is at its peak in Pakistan and hunger is spread everywhere. Amidst all these crises, there has been a record increase in the number of donkeys in Jinnah’s country. Despite this poverty, the government of Pakistan is going to spend 12 lakh rupees on deploying cats in the Parliament. Let us know why the government of Pakistan is squandering the treasury on cats.
According to Pakistani media, taking an unusual step, the government of Pakistan is going to deploy cats inside the Parliament building. Actually, a large number of rats have come inside the Parliament and the MPs there are troubled by this. Cats are now being deployed to deal with these rats. A budget of Rs 12 lakh has been set for this. Pakistan’s Capital Development Authority has decided to deploy cats to hunt rats in the Parliament. Apart from this, a special type of mousetrap will also be installed so that rats cannot enter the sensitive area.
These days Pakistan is on the verge of economic default. The Pakistani government has taken a loan from the IMF and its economy is dragging on with its help. Recently, the Pakistani PM visited China and Gulf countries to beg for a loan. There is huge corruption in the administration of Pakistan and this is increasing the crisis. The common people have to bear the brunt of this. Pakistan has taken 22 bailout packages from the IMF so far. The Pakistani government has currently taken a loan of 6.28 billion dollars from the IMF. There is a huge shortage of flour and other food items in Pakistan.