When Pakistan is on the verge of economically destruction, the field marshal and military head Asim Munir of Pakistan are living in a completely different world, where he is surrounded by all kinds of glory and unlimited ways of resting. Yes … Pakistan’s Field Marshal and military chief’s proposed diplomatic visit to Sri Lanka from July 20 to 23 is going to be similar. In which Asim Munir is going to celebrate his royal holiday with the hard earned money of common citizens of Pakistan.

Asim Munir’s visit to Sri Lanka will be full of luxury

On the one hand, inflation is breaking the back of the poor people of Pakistan and the government of the country is begging in front of those who give foreigners. At the same time, this visit of Pakistan’s military head Asim Munir seems like a visit to a billionaire tourist. Where, Asim Munir will travel by a special aircraft. Apart from this, he will be welcomed with Ceremonial Bike Escorts, he will enjoy the luxury city tour and will also perform several helicopter rides on Sri Lanka’s famous Sigiria Rock Fortress and Adams Peak.

Pakistan ministers will not get five star facilities

Apart from this, arrangements have been made to stay in Colombo’s most top -class five star hotels for their stay in Sri Lanka. On the other hand, Pakistan has denied its ministers of such facilities. The Pakistani government has banned foreign visits of its ministers under Austerity Diktats. His five-star hotels are banned on stay and all other non-essential expenses are completely banned, but these rules probably do not apply to the top officers of the country’s army.

Asim Munir is far away from the country’s economic crisis

However, this is not the first time that Asim Munir has come under criticism to show off his privileges. Earlier, it was claimed in several reports that he appeared shopping in a high-end mall in the US before meeting US President Donald Trump.

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Pakistan Economic Survey Report 2024-25: The Economic Survey Report of the Government of Pakistan is giving 2024-25 testimony of what bad state the country is in. At present, a total loan of Rs 76,000 billion has been loaded on the country, including Rs 51,500 billion from domestic banks and Rs 24,500 billion rupees. In this way, a loan of more than three lakh rupees has been felt on every Pakistani citizen. Despite such a terrible situation, the Government of Pakistan and the army are busy with efforts to surround India, while the citizens of their country themselves are struggling for bread, electricity, gas and jobs on the ground.

Pakistan Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has claimed that the country’s economy is in recovery mode and by 2025 GDP growth will reach 2.7%. Pakistan’s GDP growth was -0.2% in 2023. The country’s debt is more than two-thirds of GDP. Due to this, a large part of the annual income is being spent only in paying interest. Export is $ 27.3 billion, while import $ 48.6 billion is not a recovery, but a mere cycle of debt.

IMF and economic ‘Sanjeevani’ depended on foreign countries
Even though there may have been a slight increase in Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves ($ 16.64 billion), most of it is the result of a loan taken from IMF, World Bank, and Saudi-Amirat. There is a plan to privatize 24 government companies at the behest of IMF. This has claimed to reduce the loss of 800 billion rupees annually, but it is going to fall in the coming time, the country’s employment declines, expensive services prices and a burden on the common man.

Anti-India stance tried to raise ego in poverty
When the government and army of Pakistan do not have the policy and resources to handle their country, they are still increasing the army in POK. Trying to discredit India on international forums. Busy in conspiracy and rhetoric against India, all this is only a political show so that the attention of the people can be diverted from inflation, unemployment and economic plight.

Pakistan action on beggars: A large number of people from Pakistan go to begging in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar and other Gulf countries, this has become well known and due to this, it has also been very much troubled in international level. In such a situation, taking strict action to Pakistani beggars, the Gulf country is denying them. The countries that have taken these action include Muslim countries like Qatar, Oman, Iraq, Malaysia. The Shahbaz government of Pakistan, which is suffering internationally, has announced to take action against the deputed beggars.

The Shahbaz Sharif government has announced to cancel the passports of Pakistani beggars deployed from other countries including the Gulf. Apart from this, the government will also impose travel ban on all of them for five years and has also decided to register an FIR against all those people. A report revealed that Saudi Arabia, called the stronghold of Islam, deployed more than 5,000 beggars from the country in the last 16 months. Apart from this, Saudi also heard Pakistan very well with beggars.

Shahbaz government will take action on beggars

In this regard, Pakistani officials said that action will be taken against 7,873 beggars deployed in the next parliamentary meeting. All these beggars have been submitted from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman between 2019 and 2025, who have been part of an international begging syndicate.

Pakistan is running on the loan of IMF and ADB

People of Pakistan go to countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq on the pretext of performing Haj and they start begging as soon as they reach there. Pakistan, which is suffering due to beggars, is now hesitant to issue visas to Pakistanis.

Despite so much trouble internationally, the government of Shahbaz Sharif of Pakistan has not taken any step so far, because the truth is that these beggars play an important role in the DGP of Pakistan. Pakistani Defense Minister Khwaja Asif recently said that around 2.2 crore Pakistani begs, who support 42 billion Pakistani rupees every year in Pakistan’s economy. In addition to the begging of beggars, the Shahbaz government is dependent on the IMF’s bailout package or UMF donation to run Pakistan’s economy.