Lol do you know what are you talking about ? Extended capacity is on papers only whereas the load shedding is happening for up to 12 hours. If the deal is so lucrative for Pakistan then why it never came to public domain ? It was/is full of corruption from both sides to begin with. EX PMIK wanted to renegotiate it as it was not in Pakistan's interest. Sorry to say we saw you as a brother but you did the same to us what you did to Srilanka and other African countries. If you cannot have the credit line open then it is better to bring in front of IMF so my countrymen must also see higher than mountains deeper than oceans and sweeter than honey fraandship.
From what I have seen in Pakistan's partisan politics, all of the parties are the same and just various incarnations of the same establishment.
They like to blame each other but they aren't very different from each other and don't do things all that differently from each other.
Also I'm an American, lol.
You are repeating the completely debunked narrative that all serious academics have debunked for years, so I'm guessing your view is coming from a partisan local Pakistani political narrative that is a derivative of it.
To be honest, Imran Khan coming in as a populist leader that repeated that debunked narrative was probably the beginning of the end of Pakistan as an independent entity, as he seems to be the incarnation of the establishment that wanted to pivot from China to the U.S. to begin with, having laid the groundwork for those narratives, and now with the current regime change, it has completed full circle.
Being the populist that he was/is, he has managed to deflect many internal problems and failures externally, which has greatly damaged Pakistan's international relations with it's traditional partners.
This outline of events seems like the most likely: