Imran's regime took a Rs20,000 billion debt in four years, according to Tarin: Marriyum
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Marriyum Aurangzeb, the Minister for Information and Broadcasting, said on Sunday that former finance minister Shaukat Tarin had eventually accepted that Imran Khan took Rs20,000 billion in loans during his four years as Prime Minister, accounting for 76 percent of all loans taken in the country"s history.
In a series of tweets, the ministry said that Imran Khan and his party have yet to make many such admissions.
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She predicted that Imran"s deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on tight terms, which saw the dollar price rise from Rs115 to Rs189 against the rupee, will lead to another confession shortly.
The minister projected that, in addition to a dramatic rise in inflation, tremendous unemployment, and economic disaster, the fruits of "carat," "Khairat," and corruption would soon be recognised.
Marriyum"s comments came a day after Tarin offered a bleak image of the country"s economy, claiming that inflation and unemployment will worsen as a result of the PML-N-led coalition government"s "flawed" budget.
"Fuel prices are likely to rise even higher now that the state has raised the petroleum levy as part of its commitment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF)," Tarin stated at a news conference on Saturday with other PTI officials, including Omer Ayub.
