If I leave the government, it will be far more dangerous, says Prime Minister Imran Khan.

On Sunday, Prime Minister Imran Khan addressed the public during the Aap Ka Wazir-e-Azam – Ap Kay Saath programme, saying that if he left the government, he will be more dangerous. His opponents will be unable to flee if he takes to the streets. He went on to say that it is reported on a daily basis that an agreement has been reached. According to the opposition, they want to save the people. The citizens of the country will not comply with their demands. The government will finish its term, and it will also take the next step.
He sees President Shehbaz Sharif of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) as a national criminal, not a leader of the opposition.

He went on to say that inflation is a global issue, not only in Pakistan. Those who advocate for the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) make a lot of noise in Parliament and refuse to let me speak. As a result, I attempt to arrange sessions and connect with individuals from all across the country once a month.

Prime Minister Imran Khan stated that “we have nothing to do with the robbers” and that “every month I wanted to answer in front of the nation.” In theory, questions should be addressed in Parliament, but opposition members make a racket and prevent me from speaking. Our manifesto is the Islamic welfare state. The country was on the edge of default when it came to power.

During the reign of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI), Prime Minister Imran Khan claimed that poverty has decreased. The income of farmers climbed by 73%, while the GDP increased by 5.37 percent.

In response to a query on the rising prices, the prime minister stated that inflation is a global issue, not simply a problem in Pakistan. Corona has had a significant impact on the global economy. Unfortunately, we have a $20 billion current account deficit.

Imported goods have grown more expensive due to the rupee’s devaluation. During Corona, the nation spent Rs 8 billion on the people.

Corona arrived after the country’s issues were resolved, and it mostly impacted the salaried class. Corona has thrown the world into chaos.

He went on to say that the problem of inflation will be solved very soon. In Pakistan, I will collect Rs 8,000 billion in taxes. Palm oil has become prohibitively costly across the world.

PM Imran Khan stated that the salaried class is in difficulties, and that he will contact industrialists to request that their pay be increased. People have been granted Rs 40 billion to build houses. The government has eased roadblocks in the building industry, resulting in the construction of 3 million homes. Cotton, sugarcane, maize, rice, and wheat output have all reached new highs.

Earlier today, during a show called “Aap Ka Wazir-e-Azam – Aap Kay Saath,” Prime Minister Imran Khan began taking direct phone calls from the common population.

The Prime Minister’s phone number is 051-9224900, and anybody can call him.

Prime Minister Imran Khan has hosted four public sessions thus far, during which he has answered 86 questions from the people.

74 of the 86 enquiries were sent through phone, while 12 were submitted via social media.

Punjab received 47 percent of public participation in the Aap Ka Wazir-e-Azam – Aap Kay Saath programme, Islamabad 15%, overseas 11%, Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 7% each, Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan 2.4 percent each, and Balochistan 2.8 percent.