Islamabad, January 27, 2025: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has urged overseas Pakistanis to stop sending remittances to the country, citing the government’s mismanagement of funds and economic policies. Khan’s call comes amid Pakistan’s ongoing financial crisis, with the country struggling to manage its foreign exchange reserves and battling inflation.
In a statement, Khan emphasized that Pakistan’s economic recovery depended on a change in leadership and governance, suggesting that remittances from abroad should be withheld to put pressure on the government. His remarks have sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting his stance and others expressing concern over the potential negative impact on the families dependent on remittances for their livelihood. Khan’s call highlights the growing frustration among Pakistanis over the current economic situation and the government’s handling of financial issues.
