Pakistan places Up Imran Khan's condo On hire Amid financial crisis: report

Imran Khan had introduced that the Pakistan does not have money to spend on the general public welfare schemes

Islamabad:

Reeling below a monetary crunch, Pakistan leading Minister's authentic home in Islamabad has been put on the market for hire.

After the ruling Tehreek-Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) executive announced in August 2019, its plan to convert the leading Minster's condominium into a college, PM Imran Khan had vacated the house. The federal govt has now dropped the plan and decided to in its place hire out the property, Samaa tv reported.

The federal cabinet, which had earlier announced a state-of-the-art federal academic establishment on the top Minister condo has, based on sources mentioned via local media now determined to enable americans to grasp cultural, vogue, tutorial, and other movements at the premises observed on the pink Zone, Islamabad.

"Two committees have been formed for this aim. They might be answerable for guaranteeing the self-discipline and decorum of the PM condominium don't seem to be violated all through the activities," Saama television mentioned.

according to native media, the federal cabinet will meet and discuss tips on how to garner earnings from the PM apartment building.

The auditorium of the top Minister's house, two guest wings, and a lawn can be rented out to generate money. high-degree diplomatic capabilities, international seminars will even be held on the former predominant office of the Pakistani premier.

Imran Khan after taking up as the nation's PM had announced that the Pakistan executive does not have cash to spend on the public welfare schemes, whereas some within the nation are "living like our colonial masters used to live". He has on account that then been residing at his Bani Gala residence and most effective makes use of the PM office.

Pakistan's economy has shrunk via USD 19 billion within the closing three years on account that Mr Khan got here to the power. When he became the PM he took many austerity steps to cut down the executive expenses to give respite to the country's economic system.

prior, former finance minister Miftah Ismail remarked that the Imran Khan-led regime became "toying with the economy", adding that it had elevated the loans of the executive and state institutions by Rs forty five,000 billion.