Islamabad. Everyone is aware of the poor condition of Pakistan. The situation has reached such a point that the Pakistani government, which is facing financial crisis, has now decided to sell all its government companies.

On the other hand, the people of POK are also on the streets to protest against the government. Meanwhile, a Pakistani MP has shown the mirror to his country. 

Pakistani MP exposed his country's secrets

In fact, Pakistan National Assembly member Syed Mustafa Kamal, while referring to India's moon landing mission, has made a comparison between India's achievements and the poor condition of Karachi.

India is on the moon, our children are in the gutter...

In a speech in the National Assembly, Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan (MQM-P) leader Syed said while India was landing on the moon, Karachi was making news with children dying after falling into open gutters.

Karachi does not even have access to clean water

MP Syed Mustafa also mentioned the shortage of fresh water in Karachi. He said that there are 70 lakh children in Karachi and more than 2.6 crore children in Pakistan who are not able to go to school. Syed said that although Karachi is the revenue engine of Pakistan, it is not even getting clean water.

The Pak MP further said that since its inception, Pakistan has two ports operational and both are in Karachi. Karachi is the gateway to the whole of Pakistan, from Central Asia to Afghanistan. For the last 15 years, Karachi has not been getting even a bit of fresh water, even the water that comes is collected by the tanker mafia and sold.

On the other hand, in August last year, India's Chandrayaan-3 lander became the country's first spacecraft to safely reach the surface of the Moon. India also became the first country in the world to land on the south pole of the Moon.

Pakistan's economic situation is continuously deteriorating

Let us tell you that the economic condition of Pakistan is continuously deteriorating and due to inflation and increasing debt, it is becoming difficult for the government to run the country. The Pakistani government is once again demanding a loan from the IMF.