Madam President, the IMF has no excuse for not lending, Prime Minister

 Madam President, the IMF has no excuse for not lending, Prime Minister

Madam President, the IMF has no excuse for not lending, Prime Minister

Lahore: The Prime Minister has said that Pakistan has fulfilled all the conditions, now the IMF has no excuse for not giving loans, the day the IMF dies will be a happy day.

Speaking on the occasion of his visit to Imamiya Colony Railway Crossing Flyover and Shahdara in the provincial capital, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that there was a botched election in 2018. Everyone knows this.

Talking about the Tehreek-e-Insaf government, he said that the development projects got a break in the previous period. Many projects died due to lack of focus. There was risk in the free flour scheme, but it gave relief to the people. In Punjab, 8 to 10 crore people are benefiting from the free flour scheme. In view of the country's situation, we need to adopt simplicity.

Addressing the event, the Prime Minister further said that the Free Flour Scheme is the biggest risk project of my life. It cost 65 billion rupees. I know that common man's life is tight, so started Free AutoScheme.

Talking about the issue of debt on behalf of the International Monetary Fund, the Prime Minister said that we got a broken agreement from the IMF. There was no option but to accept their terms. The day the IMF dies, it will be a happy day. He said that the IMF has fulfilled all the conditions, now it has no excuse for not giving loans.

The Prime Minister said that our Orange Line is better than Delhi Orange Line. The court gave a clean chit to the Orange Line project. In 4 years, the roads were destroyed, the sanitation system was destroyed. There was record corruption in the previous regime, which they are trying to eliminate. The PTI government was angry with these projects, the development was overlooked and desolation spread everywhere.

Shahbaz Sharif said that after 2018, corruption has ended, police stations were sold. Under the leadership of Nawaz Sharif, 20, 20 hours of load shedding ended in 2018. The former government deliberately put things in the back burner.