Pakistan’s debt increases by Rs 4 trillion to Rs 55 trillion in one month

In the first 10 months of the federal government, a new tsunami in debt burden, 11 thousand 947 billion rupees were borrowed. This has been disclosed in the recent report of State Bank.

The PML-N and its allied parties, which ridiculed the Imran Khan government for borrowing, took more than the first 10 months of Imran Khan’s tenure.

The document related to federal government loans has been released by State Bank. The data of which shows that the debts of the federal government have broken all records.

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In the first 10 months of the coalition government, the debt increased by a record of 11 thousand 947 billion rupees. In one month of January alone, the debt of the federal government increased by 3 thousand 946 billion rupees.

By January 2023, the debt of the federal government has increased to 54 thousand 942 billion rupees.

According to the State Bank document, in the first 10 months of the coalition government, the internal debt increased by 6 thousand 179 billion rupees.

According to the document, in the first 10 months of the coalition government, external debt increased by 5 thousand 768 billion rupees.

It should be noted that during the tenure of Imran Khan, loans of 2214 billion rupees were taken in 9 months from July 2018 to March 2019. In which internal debt was 1689 billion and foreign debt was 524 billion rupees.