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Pakistani Corruption a Rare Love Story

The Global Corruption Index is set to release on January 31st. It’s worth noting that Musharraf’s departure placed the country at 143 in the corruption index. The corrupt Zardari government decreased it to 137, achieving a six-level improvement. Nawaz Sharif, considered a thief and dacoit, brought it down to 117 with a twenty-level improvement, and Imran Khan, portrayed as honest and upright, restored it to 140.
During the PDM era, Pakistan maintained its position at 140, and I anticipate that this year, it will either enhance its ranking or remain at the same level without facing a decline.

Pakistan Corrupt Nation

A global corruption index is set to be published on 31 January. It’s worth remembering that Musharraf left the country at 143 in the corruption index. The corrupt Zardari government ranked at 137, while the notorious Nawaz Sharif secured a position at 161. The honest and upright Imran Khan brought it back to 140. Pakistan currently holds a firm position at 140, and my prediction is that it will either improve its standing or maintain it this year, with no significant decline. Imran Khan’s anti-corruption stance marked a unique period in Pakistan’s recent history.

Perhaps another reason is that from Musharraf to the PML-N government, dollars continued to flow into the Pashtun region for the benefit of the United States, maintaining an environment conducive to terrorism. However, with Imran Khan’s government, changes in Afghanistan and alterations in the overall environment resulted in a clear reduction in the dollars coming into Pakistan.

According to other newspapers in our country, during Nawaz’s era, prices reached their lowest levels. Niazi on the other hand is not just a thief; he is the biggest dacoit who, with the funds collected as donations, has become a robber of Pakistan’s treasury. May Allah bring ruin upon Niazi and his followers.

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