Islamabad: Pakistan, which became an Islamic country after separating from India in 1947, is currently facing the biggest economic crisis. To deal with this, the neighboring country is in dire need of a bailout package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but that relief package does not seem to be available right now. Recently, the IMF team came to Pakistan but returned without saying anything. Now the information is that preparations have already been made to suck the blood of the people suffering from inflation. Actually, now Pakistan is going to increase the tax burden on the public soon.

According to the report, Pakistan's Finance Minister Ishaq Dar hinted at increasing the tax on Friday (February 10). Ishaq Dar accused Imran Khan of pushing the country towards economic destruction and said that it is necessary to fix these things. These reforms are painful but necessary. Ishaq Dar was talking to the media about the agreements signed with the IMF. During this, he told that the government is preparing to impose new taxes of 170 billion rupees. 

The IMF team came to Pakistan for 10 days from January 31 to February 9. The team was here to review the situation regarding the $7 billion loan to the Pakistan government. She was supposed to agree to the agreement here, but here she handed over the memorandum of terms and conditions to Pakistan and returned without saying anything. 

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