“Highlight Inflation In Pak”: Twitter Users Troll Imran Khan Over Leopard Video
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Islamabad: After he shared a snow leopard video on Twitter, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was being held on social media by netizens who demanded that Mr. Khan also have to post videos that highlight prices skyrocketing, gas and electricity prices in the country.
On Saturday Imran Khan shared a 45 second long video where the leopard can be seen roaring hard and shortly after that, disappearing.
“Rare recordings of shy snow leopards in Khaplu, GB,” Prime Minister wrote.
Commenting on this clip shared on Twitter, one of the users said that the entire community faced inflation and poverty and the prime minister only cared about tourism.
“Qom Bhooki Mar Rhi Hai Hai Aur AP Ko Tourism Ki Pari Hai .. Do Waqt Ki Roti Ko Log Taras Rhy Hain,” said Baji_Stark users wrote.
While others said, “People are not safe in Pakistan but the leopard increases. Government priorities need to be established.”
A user named Usama Khurshid Qureshi also digs Prime Minister Imran Khan for his party’s defeat in the election of the regional government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Users say: “Very good, pls also share Vedio which shows the price of gasoline & electricity, the percentage of unemployment, inflation percentage, state bank reserves, the transaction deficit of Kuch Khof Kr Bhai at least for your important problem in your own election, JST loses the KPK Elec. “
Pakistani unemployment has jumped from 5.8 percent in 2017-18 to 6.9 percent in 2018-19, according to the Labor Force Survey (LFS) published by the Pakistani Bureau (PBS).
Pakistan Tehreek-I-Casa’s first year in power seeing an increase in unemployment in cases of men and women, with a male unemployment rate increased from 5.1 percent to 5.9 percent and the female unemployment rate jumped from 8.3 percent to 10 percent, dawn reported.
The Pakistani Rupee recently depreciated 30.5 percent against the US dollar in the last three years and four months under the current government from Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
