
Focus on the index points rather than rankings
The PTI supporters appear to be unwavering in their conviction, as no amount of global influence, factual information, or logical reasoning seems sufficient to sway their perspective.

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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.

The PTI supporters appear to be unwavering in their conviction, as no amount of global influence, factual information, or logical reasoning seems sufficient to sway their perspective.

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