“India on the Moon, Pakistan still begging…” Former Pak PM Nawaz Sharif’s rant goes viral
Updated:2 years, 10 months ago
Updated:2 years, 10 months ago
New Delhi, September 20 (ANI): Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif’s video has gone viral on the internet where he is comparing India and Pakistan. Sharif talked about India’s immense success and then highlighted where Pakistan has reached. ‘Exiled’ Nawaz showed a mirror to ‘Pakistani Awam’ and ‘Hukmarans’ as he talked about country’s dire situation. Comparing India, Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif said that India has reached the moon and Pakistan is still begging from other countries. “Look at Pakistan today. India has reached the Moon. G20 meetings are happening there. This is what we should have been doing. This should have been in our fortune. When Mr Vajpayee became Prime Minister, India did not even have $1 bn. Now, they have more than $600 bn. We are still asking for money from different countries. What respect do we hold? We borrow from China, we borrow from Arab countries.” said Nawaz Sharif, Former Prime Minister, Pakistan. As India has successfully hosted mega G20 Leaders’ Summit, Pakistan’s economic condition is in the doldrums. India has reached the moon and Pakistan has reached the next level of inflation, begging for IMF bailout. India is one of the most rapidly rising economies of the world and Pakistan is surviving on bailout package.
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