Pakistan Crisis- There is no grain to eat, but Nawabi is full of hobbies! Luxury vehicles worth $1.2 billion were bought in just 6 months
Pakistan Crisis: The prices of flour are increasing every day in Pakistan. Due to rising inflation, people are facing starvation, but a section of Pakistan is not giving up the reduction in spending on its luxury. According to Pakistan’s Geo News, cars worth $1.2 billion have been imported in the last six months alone, despite the economic crisis. Pakistanis spent $1.2 billion on the import of cars and other related goods
Highlights
- Nawabi hobby fulfilling a section in Pakistan despite financial constraints
- US $ 1.2 billion has been spent on the import of luxury cars into Pakistan
- Despite the financial crisis in Pakistan, expensive vehicles are being imported
Islamabad: After the floods in Pakistan, there is a furor due to rising inflation. Things are getting worse day by day. People are dying on the road for flour in poor Pakistan. The prices of flour are increasing every day, due to which demonstrations are also being held against the Government of Pakistan. It has become difficult for people to buy everyday items. Seeing the condition of Pakistan, people are calling it another Sri Lanka, tell that after the economic situation in Sri Lanka (Srilanka) worsened, the people there got down on the road due to inflation and even entered the Rashtrapati Bhavan. were.
Due to rising inflation in Pakistan, people are suffering from hunger, but a section of Pakistan is not leaving any reduction in expenditure on its luxury. According to Pakistan’s Geo News, despite the economic crisis, cars worth US$ 1.2 billion have been imported in the last six months alone. Pakistanis have spent $1.2 billion on the import of cars and other related goods.
Pakistan is facing a severe dollar shortage and has less than $5 billion in reserves, which is hardly enough to finance three weeks of its imports. According to the report, the government of Pakistan should bring a new policy to stop the heavy expenditure on luxury cars or other goods, but here the government also seems to be failing completely.
