No matter how hard you work, someone else is working harder.

Lately, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, admitted that their current situation is that of a beggar. Right now Pakistan is going through a deep economic and political crisis. On the one hand, the country's foreign reserves have fallen to the bottom, which has had a terrible impact on the country's import trade. As a result, there is an extreme food crisis in the country at the moment and along with it, the prices of daily necessities are skyrocketing. On the other hand, the civil war and Taliban attacks cast a dark shadow on the country's democracy and sovereignty. On top of that is the huge debt burden of a selfish ally like China. All in all, this neighboring country of India is waiting for bankruptcy.

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According to various international diplomats, a huge amount of the country's resources have been spent for the sake of Pakistan's terrorist organizations, high-ranking military personnel, and the political leaders of the country. Which is destroying the economic deterioration of the country like a termite in the wood. Meanwhile, the country's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has admitted to some extent. He said - "The war with India three times has cost their country a huge amount of money in war. As a result of which his country is suffering today." At the same time, he expressed his desire to sit at the negotiating table with India on the Kashmir issue.

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On the other hand, in this bad situation the country, former Prime Minister Imran Khan targeted Shehbaz Sharif and his government. He termed the present situation of Pakistan as a state of beggars. He blamed the current ruling party for this. He compared Shehbaz Sharif and his ministers to beg for beggars going to different countries asking for economic aid. Not only that, but Imran also protested Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's comments on Kashmir talks with India. Besides, he expressed dissatisfaction with the activities of Pakistan's new army chief.