To them, the progress that occurred during Khan’s tenure is worth acknowledging. The failure to conclude corruption cases against the mafia is cited as a reason for the CPI (Corruption Perception Index) increasing during the PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) tenure. Conversely, the index was down because the judiciary concluded corruption cases against MNS (presumably referring to Nawaz Sharif).
From 2013 to the present, Pakistan has remained in the same position. The corruption score of Pakistan did not increase or decrease, staying between 100 and 40. The corruption score of Pakistan did not change; it stayed constant. With incomplete statistics, one can manipulate the narrative to suit a particular agenda. To them, the public is forcefully being made to understand that Imran Khan has been in government for only three years, and the comparison is being made with the 35-year rule of corrupt politicians who are allegedly performing their duties well.
Not only did the exports increase, but the current account deficit, which was around 4 billion dollars in 2013, rose to 19 billion dollars by 2018. Imran Khan’s government later managed to reduce it to 12 billion dollars.
