I have no love lost for PML-N. However, some of the statistics cited are misleading. The rapid growth of debt you are stating in trillions is in Pakistani rupees. When the Pakistani rupee devaluates, the size of your national debt increases drastically. This is what happened in the PPP era and PML-N as well when it allowed devaluation of PKR. CPEC is also a factor. Then PML-N went bonkers trying to fix the power crisis. Its incompetence was on full display when it kept on installing new capacity even when the economy did not have the capacity to absorb the power in the system that had been added up to a certain point. What it had on mind, kickbacks, CPEC 2.0 which was supposed to be energy-intensive, or plain old incompetence is anyone's guess. PPP did have to go to IMF BTW at the heels of a much severer balance of payment crisis that Musharraf left the country with. Shaukat Tareen (as PP's finance minister) undertook one of the steepest macroeconomic adjustments this country has ever seen. Inflation was over 20% back then. I think you did not read my previous comment. I would recommend you do so. The quantity of goods we are exporting is falling. We are earning more because of the globally high commodity prices that have also inflated the value of our exports that are in fact shrinking in quantity per the data from 2021. No government has had so many crises. The frequency of the emergence of crises under this government is clearly indicative of the fact that powerful interest groups are well aware of its incompetence and know it could be taken for a ride very easily and the public be squeezed with little to no sweat under its governance.
PTI partisans used to do the same in past. That is what people who do not agree with the policies of the government of the day do. I do not see light at the end of the tunnel, that is why I am more vocal now. Particularly vocal since I found that the export growth manjan we had been sold was a myth. The export volume is actually shrinking and we are earning more due to the high value of the exports which would also reduce in time when global demand ebbs and commodity prices subside.