‘Pakistan’s poverty rate higher than India, B’desh’

[El Sidd]

I think 2 days ago a family of 4-5 did suicide, it was in karachi I guess. The male (head if family) was only 28, married with kid and had one sister. All did suicide. Because they were struggling and no one came to support. Close family members even blocked their contact numbers.

It's a countrywide phenomenon. People have lost all hope amidst this cannibalism.

 

[Watandar]

The article is new .... however........... The data behind it is not.

Pakistan’s 38.3% figure comes from the 2017- 18 household survey. even the article admits that each country was measured in a different year, so this is neither current data nor a proper like-for-like comparison.

I never said poverty does not exist or that Pakistan is raining money. I said you are presenting almost decade-old data as today’s reality. A new publication date does not magically make old data new.

also it is now coming to light how deeply PTI’s KP government may have been involved in appeasing and facilitating the TTP. with murad saeed being hosted by TTP.

So spare us the usual one line dictatorship lecture. Pakistan has serious problems, but selectively blaming everything on one institution while ignoring the mess your own party helped create is not analysis.

The one institution that has ruled Pakistan illegally since 1958, the army, absolutely bears responsibility for the deepening poverty in the country. The data is also for all of Pakistan, not just KP.

Your other comments are attempts at denial and distraction.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@F.O.X

Pakistan’s 38.3% figure comes from the 2017- 18 household survey.

While you are technically right, unfortunately doesn't change things for the better. Because Pakistan actually worsened in the period after that especially 2020-2024, partly because of issues that were beyond its control.

Your other point that it is unwise to selectively blame only the Army is on the money. Civilian administrations have shown no greater wisdom in handling development matters.

Regards

 

[Watandar]

@F.O.X

Pakistan’s 38.3% figure comes from the 2017- 18 household survey.

While you are technically right, unfortunately doesn't change things for the better. Because Pakistan actually worsened in the period after that especially 2020-2024, partly because of issues that were beyond its control.

Your other point that it is unwise to selectively blame only the Army is on the money. Civilian administrations have shown no greater wisdom in handling development matters.

Regards

Yes civilian administrations who were weak , sabotaged and dismissed by the same army ruling illegally are equally to blame. Lol bohot kamzoor propaganda hai.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

nahi sir, Pakistan mein poverty nahi hai

pakistan mein ghairat mand kam or selfish or nikhatoo or kam zarf loog zayda hein

maltab bohot zyada hein..


poverty tu uska nateeja hai