Prioritizing Showoff Projects over Economic Stability and Education

Government focuses more on showoff projects and luxurious infrastructure projects. The major emphasis is on spending funds wherever they can be highlighted in the news. This is why the government doesn't improve the education level in the country because if people become literate, they would be able to see the reality of these projects.

For the last 35 years, the PMLN has been fooling people with bogus projects that neither help the economy nor the people of the country. Pakistan is a poor country, and its economy is on the verge of collapse. It's very cruel to give silver or gold crockery to someone who is dying of hunger instead of food. 

Politicians who have zero vision for helping the economy should resign immediately for being loyal to the country so that those who could help improve the economy can join the effort. 

A Chief Minister like Maryam Nawaz, who barely passed her FSC degree from Lahore College, can never have a vision for doing anything meaningful for the country. She was always an underperforming student who barely passed her 12 years of education. The rest of the degrees she earned are very controversial because she was rejected by multiple universities due to her academic underperformance. After her father's prolonged struggle to buy her a degree, she finally obtained a Master's Degree in 2012 when her father was the Prime Minister. 

So basically, our Chief Minister has only passed FSC, and people expect her to do good for the country without being capable. Maryam Nawaz, an influentially selected Chief Minister, will prioritize projects that can be highlighted in the news for a long time, such as the distribution of Motorbikes, Laptops, Air Ambulance with Helicopters, Roads Infrastructure, Free WiFi Projects, Metro Bus Services in multiple cities, distribution of rations in Ramadan, and distribution of solar panels. She will be famous for these projects, but these projects will further damage the economy by requiring heavy subsidies and foreign investments. 

Each citizen will have to pay double for each project executed by this government. This incapable government will bring chaos and inflation to the country. Increasing inflation will lead to increased terrorism as it will become harder for people to earn bread.


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