World Bank has exposed federal government corruption, says Waqas Akram

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) central spokesperson Sheikh Waqas Akram has alleged that the World Bank has exposed corruption within the federal government.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) central spokesperson Sheikh Waqas Akram has alleged that the World Bank has exposed corruption within the federal government.

In a statement, Sheikh Waqas Akram said that PTI’s agenda is not to create instability in the country. He claimed that the current federal government is responsible for the political and economic instability facing Pakistan.

“The World Bank has exposed the corruption of the federal government,” Waqas Akram said, reiterating PTI’s criticism of the government’s policies and governance.

The PTI spokesperson also commented on the failure of negotiations between the government and the opposition. He said the talks failed because of what he described as the federal government’s stubborn attitude.

Waqas Akram maintained that PTI has never avoided dialogue and has consistently remained open to negotiations to resolve political differences.

He said the party believes that political issues should be addressed through meaningful dialogue rather than confrontation. However, he argued that negotiations cannot succeed without a willingness from the government to engage seriously with the opposition.

The PTI leader’s remarks come amid continued political tensions between the government and PTI with both sides accusing each other of contributing to the country’s ongoing instability.

The statement reflects PTI’s broader criticism of the federal government and its demand for greater accountability and transparency in governance.

The allegations made by Waqas Akram represent PTI’s position and should be understood as political claims. The statement does not by itself establish that the World Bank has formally accused the federal government of corruption.