Pakistan’s condition is worse and now it is time to sell its national airline, and you will be surprised to know the buyer.

News India Live, Digital Desk: You must have heard the saying, “When your pockets are empty, you have to sell even household utensils.” Today, the condition of our neighboring country Pakistan is similar. The economic crisis has become so deep that ‘PIA’ (Pakistan International Airlines), which was once considered the pride of the country, is today being auctioned at throwaway prices. And the most shocking thing is that the name that is coming out in this auction is Fauji FoundationYes, an organization associated with Pakistan Army,

Bankruptcy or joke?

Pakistan is currently going through the worst economic phase in its history. To take loan from IMF (International Monetary Fund), it has to hand over its government assets to private hands. PIA, which has a debt of billions of rupees and whose planes rarely fly on time, has become a big burden for the government. The government wants to save its life by selling it as soon as possible, so that some money can be earned and the country can run.

But the real story begins here. When the country is on the verge of being sold, who came forward to save or buy it? According to reports, in this race ‘Fauji Foundation’ also includes. This is the same organization which is run by the Pakistani Army.

Army business or country’s security?

Common people and experts of the world are surprised by this. The people of Pakistan are already facing the brunt of inflation, yearning for electricity, water and flour, and the army there, whose job is to protect the borders, is now expanding its scope in business.

People there are asking questions on social media and in hushed tones that if the country’s economy is sinking, then where are the army organizations getting the money to buy airlines? It has become a strange and embarrassing situation for Pakistan in front of the whole world that on one hand the government is begging from all over the world, and on the other hand the establishment within the country is so strong that it has the power to buy even the falling national airline.

What is the impact on the general public?

This auction may not have a direct impact on the common citizens of Pakistan, but it shows that the system there has become completely helpless. PIA, which once rivaled the world’s best airlines, is today struggling to survive. The interest of Fauji Foundation under the leadership of General Asim Munir has made it clear in whose hands the ‘power’ is in Pakistan.

This auction is not just an airline deal, it is the truth of Pakistan’s current situation which it cannot hide even if it wants to hide it.