Let's be honest. There is no more middle class. There is only upper class and low class. You could be making a middle class income but the cost is so high, you'll essentially be living paycheck to paycheck.
Justice is becoming luxury almost everywhere these days. Current financial system based around fake $ won't go for long until a collapse happen. In this century $ will go away and get replaced by something new. We are at the end days of the tyranny caused by Ribah / Interest based financial pillars.
As a Pakistani, it's because our government cares about their mansions and mistresses same as the army that actually controls our country I'm someone from the educated middle class and I plan to leave as well. I want to help my country but it just seems untenable and hopeless.
@TheTopQuadrant1105 Why are your fellow Indians leaving a country on the verge of becoming a 'Superrr Pauver' then? Canada, the US, UK, etc aren't cutting the number of yearly visas they'll approve for Pakistanis, Bangladeshis or Sri Lankans. They ARE cutting them for Indians however.
Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
Those generals in the army control Pakistan, the government cares about their BMW's and their luxury palaces more than the people, this country is a joke
*Regrettably, Bloomberg did not elaborate on the primary drivers behind this brain drain, notably the significant role of Pakistan's military leadership.*
The primary driver is not the military leadership, if it were not the military, it would be another faction, for this problem exists all over the world where the elites, the one percent, are capturing all the wealth, and the people are getting poorer and poorer, albeit in different countries the problem exists to varying degrees, and that problem is the Secular-Capitalist System and the American hegemony of the World. In other words, it's a systemic problem, not one of corruption, although corruption is a symptom of the root problem.
The most lucrative job in Pakistan is serving in the Pakistani army. Because every country has an army, the Pakistani army seems to have a whole country. 😂
Ok But why Indians are leaving India?? India is a growing economy and Indians can contribute more to Indian economy by doing jobs in India. So WHY Indians are leaving? Can't create more jobs?
@@tanweeralam1650 population... China and India both are having this problem . Haven't you heard about recent chinese influx in usa through Mexico? Indians aren't that desperate still .
Anti-army sentiments have definitely increased in Pakistan over the last few years. On platforms like Reddit, so many people are describing the army as the "napak fauj" that has ruined Pakistan's democracy, economy, and the education system. About a decade or so ago, such people weren't seen as frequently as they are these days.
@@tanweeralam1650 true there is a brain drain here as well but the magnitude ain't worrying enough for it to become a mainstream issue, although I do feel it will effect us in future but as of now due to the shear number of people in our nation.
Not Afghanistan….but following the path of Iraq and Syria….it’s all connected and orchestrated by foreign powers with help of local handlers….similar pattern like middle class brain drain occurred in Iraq and Syria as well before civil war and isis…so nothing new and nothing to be proud of
this is what is happening to my country Kenya, the corrupt government has made it near impossible for talented youth to get any meaningful employment. Companies hutting down, corruption off the roof, cost of living unbearable. A mass migration will soon hit Kenya and the government will be left with just their corrupt counterparts to tax
@@truethat7681 i agree but it is only the corrupt president and his cabal that want corrupt Adani, the general population has made it very clear we don't want him
But that government is elected by people itself, right ? The government (if elected), is the representation of collective Consciousness of that society. BTW, I also live in 3rd world corrupt society. And it's true even for our country. People get the government that they deserve.
Im Sri Lankan, not just in Pakistan. it's literally in every South Asian country. We've been independent since the '40s, but our economies have only been going backward. Immigration is only a logical solution as it doesn't matter if you are a well-educated individual with a stable income when your country is so unstable that you can trust a ball balanced on top a needle more than the government itself.
Indeed in the whole Subcontinent there is a lack of trusted institutions. All countries are the USA, China, Singapore, UAE, Japan, they all have great institutions which support their people. While in the subcontinent are India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangaladesh, Nepal. All of the institutions are under either political or military control or on their way to it.
we lived through 2005 to 2014 period when almost 50,000 people died due to terrorism but still we stayed as there was optimism , but since the change of govt there is deep rooted pessimism in country despite security situation being much better , Pakistan is home to 60 million + middle class with large english speaking population but government has failed to tap in the potential broken trust of millions , as doctor almost half of my batchmate now work in UK Ireland USA as Physicians such a loss to Pakistan
We are sure Pakistani state guest, the esteemed Mr Zakir Naik was useful in spreading the message of hope by re-iterating the supremacy of Izlam!. Fret not, its not all that bad !
The overlords in military and bureaucracy just dont care who leaves or doesn’t, because those people are getting their quota of loot and their own families are well fed.
As an Indian, I believe it’s important to look beyond rivalry and recognize that a stable and prosperous neighbor is beneficial for the entire region. To those who take satisfaction in Pakistan’s current economic struggles, remember that instability next door can impact us all. Let’s hope their economy recovers and grows stronger in the coming years. Positive growth for our neighbors means a more peaceful and thriving South Asia for everyone.
I mean, we shouldn't just wish for stability there for our own sake. Most of the people there are simple people who don't hate India. I feel for them and hope the country recovers, but this downward spiral has been going on for many years, with no improvement in sight.
Aww how cute and humane I thought I was the only one thinking same for Indians... Jokes apart whole Subcontinent has gone through a lot through attrocities by invaders turning south asia to a poorer region once most prosperous....
We have reached to the state where it doesn't matter if any Indian feeling satisfaction in Paxtan's economic crisis because Paxtan has made itself like that - beyond repairable nation.
@@varunj34Well I do sometimes agree with the lazy liberal like you. I mean I never cared about Paxtan and it's people that much but yes I am seeing the change in their attitude towards us Indians. All their indoctrination about India is turning out false for them.
Its the same situation everywhere. I'm from South Africa. Even UK, Australia, Canada is suffering from a similar situation. Your salary, which was once enough to live comfortably, is no longer enough, despite the CPI increases. Despite this, the rich guys are getting wealthier. Capitalism is slowly falling apart, and there is no running away for the middle class.
Ask *Pakistan* *Army* who by the way decides everything in Pakistan, which is their priority - Indian side of Kashmir or Pakistani citizens . You will get answer to this video .
@@ItiankShorts Forget about it. For the sake of our sovereignty and self assertion we can keep claiming this but PoK is gone now. There is no way we could ever integrate such a radicalised region into our country when existing radicalism is so high in various pockets of the country. PoK is absolutely flooded with Punjabi Pakistanis, unless we can chase all of them off there is no way we could ever make it an actual part of the nation. And there is no way to displace such population without getting sanctioned by western countries. Its a stalemate that not even our descendants will ever get to see an end to
@@aeymed i mean historically likewise kashmir was once part of india since the last king maharaja hari singh signed papers to join the state to india for protection but ofc pakistan to invade kashmir's west side but luckily india took control of srinagar leh and jammu this major cities are in india's side.
@@Founderschannel123 who's Mahraja to decide?? The population was all Muslims. As per partition, it should've gone to Pakistan like all other Muslim majority states including Hyderabad, Junagarh. But India occupied em all. Y'all should really come up with some logic here
All thanks to main culprit i.e. The traitor Army and Asim Munir. In two years, the duffers through regime change and further have brought the population down to hopelessness and helplessness. If the people of Pakistan are able to overcome the duffers, things might start to improve Inshallah
Nikal Youthiye. The economy was destroyed by Imran Khan and Imran Khan alone. Lowest tax collection, highest loans ever in history and he emptied the reserves when he was about to be voted out.
As if Bajwa & Imran nexus was sky rocketing Pakistan. As if our loans were down to zero and economy was sky rocketing in their time. Ppl like you who thinks individuals are problems and solutions are the real fodder of our political circus. It's about institutional corruption. Period.
@@TanujAbhayKhannaaap log bhe same situation me ho. Aap ki government to international levels pe red-handed pakri gyi ha doing nefarious activities against Canadian and American citizens.
Never in the history of this country injustice has prevailed at this level. Young population who is almost 60-70% of this country have always wanted change by vote, in recent polls young population voted for Khan but establishment stole the election and gave the power to the same corrupt families of bhuttoes and sharifs against whom khan was fighting all his political life. We have never seen such kind of censorship in Pakistan before even during the reign of dictators, young people who demonstrated against military are now facing military courts which is totally illegal. Everyone who speaks against military is immediately picked up by agencies with there houses and businesses demolished and they have no further right to live in this country, there is even the talk of canceling the passports and ids of overseas Pakistanis who speak up or protest abroad. Such is the level of destruction going on in Pakistan by the hand of corrupt military establishment who are supposed to protect the borders but are busy in making money by doing business
Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
Literally in every developing country, the reality is usually the poor and less educated have more nationalistic nature, the rich doesn't have any problem staying cause they can exploit the workforce. Which left the educated middle class usually more inclined to leave in search of better opportunity, refer themself as citizen of the world simply go where opportunity arise, unless the government doesn't provide incentive to stay, they wouldnt. Too many redtape, the irony is china is actually more open to give their citizen opportunity, sure it experience brain drain back then too but its way less so and as the economy grow, people stay. Im not a fan of China but its way less strict on business sense than other developing countries at least back when they need it, now the gov does want more control tho.
@@NeoHomoSapien funny things is a lot of people in here planing to move to Turkey for better life, meanwhile Turkish people want to move to better countries like Germany, it's like a chain 😁.
Islamic countries are destined to doom, unless they have a combination of small population, monarchy & natural resources - Oil & Gas. ( GCC countries ) 57 Muslim nations, 85-90 % are backwards, poor, with no scope of growth or any future ( the exception of few GCC countries, Indonesia, Malaysia, Türkiye which is like 7-8 countries ) Pakistan is one of them, yet they will not address the root cause for it.
@@markralph4739 yeah the most successful group abroad be it usa uk australia germany. Hindus are ahead of muslims in india as well. our growth is held back because we have a sizable muslim population here which is completely radicalized. countries where there are less muslims or less radicalization, hindus are thriving
@harshitgarg3436 Yeah, right. India is known as ----ape capital of the world because of Muslims. It is at 111 at world hunger index because of Muslims. Hindu countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka and India etc are ruling the world . As I said brilliant
@@muhammadwasim5272 the tax they collect is used by them to live a life of luxury The rich get richer while the poor get poorer and suffer Also look at all the politicians that we have, all of them are nepo-babies, related to eachother by family tree, same old corrupt people
Speak for yourself. India double its airport from 74 to 157 in last 10 years. We are building infrastructure at record pace. Record FDI in last few years . India has problem but comparing india to pakistan is moronic. I myself has started business in 2019 clocking 1 million USD in sales this year. So stop being so pessimistic and work on yourself
Pakistan is the fifth-largest country by population. It has the second-largest Muslim population and the fourth-largest Hindu population globally. Pakistan's GDP (PPP) is the second-largest in South Asia after India and ranks just behind Iran among neighboring Central Asian countries. Over 60% of its population is youth, and it has the fourth-largest English-speaking population worldwide. Pakistan’s society is relatively liberal compared to many Muslim-majority countries, and its people overwhelmingly favor democracy over dictatorship in all aspects of life. The country boasts some of the world's highest mountain peaks in the north, a vast agricultural belt and ecosystem around the Indus River and its tributaries, and a geographically ideal position for logistics, situated at the crossroads of Central Asia, India, China, and the Middle East. Its industrial landscape is diverse but outdated, though this is relatively easy to modernize. Pakistan holds substantial mineral, metal, and fossil fuel reserves. Despite limited resources and regulatory challenges, its service industry competes on a global scale. With improved policy development and sound macroeconomic strategies, Pakistan has tremendous potential to offer the world across many fields. May its leaders recognize the wealth of opportunities within the country and employ skilled resources to realize this potential, to make pragmatic decisions rather than blunders driven by emotion and ego.
@@durgeshsingh5220 Yes, there is extremism, illiteracy, injustice, poverty, flawed democracy, and conflicting ideologies. But I was speaking about the country's potential, given its resources. Every nation has a troubled past; strong nations learn and evolve from it. That’s the role of policymakers. Unfortunately, ours are often incompetent, appointed not on merit but on loyalty to certain figures.
@@durgeshsingh5220 pakistan... man its just some afghandu u talking about there r like 5million afghan in Pakistan they got dual passport in Afghanistan they banned pak passport but still come here get pak passport and travel to other countries they only chant extremism else most of the Pakistan is liberal its not even common to see people with hijab and beard only some people I'm talking about punjab and ya osama is afghhani and we hate him don't use paaakistan word for that and ya imran khan likes him doesn't mean we should agree there is something called different opinions
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I'm a Indian, I'm saying situation in India is not like Pakistan but it's something like Pakistan.. Imagine in 10 years 1% to 2% of people given there citizenship and left India, Unemployment and GST taxes killing the common people in India,, Honestly there is a show running in TV and in people's mind, when a politician left the power, We will understand the reality..
Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
Those mocking Pakistan should take a hard look in the mirror. Your own country battles staggering poverty, social injustice, and corruption on a massive scale-yet you choose to mock others to feel superior? Pakistan may face challenges, but we don’t hide behind hate; we stand resilient. Real strength isn’t in belittling others; it’s in confronting your own flaws. While you waste breath mocking us, we’re focused on progress. Remember, it’s not the noise of critics but the grit of survivors that history remembers.
Are you turning a blind eye to the hate and superiority complex perpetrated by the Pakistani middle class of the 90s? Descendants of Europeans, Turkic, Persian, Arabians - this and other dubious propositions from neighbourhood uncles gobbled down by emerging Pakistani youth, only to bite dust today
Pakistan’s high inflation has deep roots in systemic issues like corruption, a lack of justice, political instability, army dominance, and uneducated or corrupt politicians. Together, these problems create an environment where economic growth is stifled, affecting everyone’s daily lives. Tackling these issues is essential if we want to see real change and stability in the country.
I say this as a Pakistani: *the root of all our problems is the government's meddling in politics, rampant corruption and negligence at all levels of society, and religious extremism.*
Milk is an essential part of diet for kids and teens, this such a shame that they are skyrocketing the prices of basic needs for poor and middle class to buy.
@@SaifKhan-wu2zj By then there will be like 300 million people in a country the size of Texas and California together, poor in resources and with a mountain of sovereign debt. Too little too late.
Its not just economic issues freedom of speech, integrity of the democratic process and the integrity of the vote. While one particular segment getting richer by the day.
98% imaandar but still you are talking about integrity Wherever Islam goes,this pattern occurs,abuse me or praise me but please look at your own islamic society,one who is far away from Islam is the most prosperous one
I truly appreciate this informative video regarding the current crises related to talent in Pakistan. Political instability raises very serious concerns about the issue of sustainability for the middle class. I hope to see videos like these in the near future and also + points for including a handsome, muscular and overall intellectual dude like Asad Ejaz. With his majestic looks, I believe he deserves a contract from a top-notch modelling agency. Keep up the work lads!
Pakistani people are not united , people are divided in to political , religious and cultural values by agencies . So they don't fight for their rights...
@@aaykay4060 shutup man , india is far better than pakistan, you should get admission into school before making illogical comparsion btwn an religiously radicalised country and a democratic country.
For muslim this life is temporary and afterlife is permanent,they work hard for their afterlife rather than improving their present life Don't criticize me,i am making this argument on the basis of the nature of muslim
I moved back to Pakistan and I run an extremely successful export business, creating over 100 jobs and we are expanding rapidly. Yes there’s issues, but look at the streets of LA, London, Paris. Nowhere is perfect, don’t listen to the hatred from obsessive neighbours and the media who don’t make reports about their own back yard.
Yeah but still as a young person who recently graduated, it was better option for me to go to a foreign country. Pakistan isn't offering many jobs so I don't get this "brain drain" thing because our brains are not even being utlilized in Pakistan. At the start of this year, I moved to UK because I thought that it was better to be an earner for my country rather than a burden.
@@wy6523 they are trying very hard to bring pakistan patriotism to mud. the biggest reason is the increasing pakistan dominance in the region because srilanka, china, bangladesh have chosen pakistan as their closed ally in south asia. thats why our beautiful fac1st neighber is burning
Brother you are misunderstanding that Indians who migrated to western countries are top talents of India. Let me tell you India have high population so compitition is also high here. So top talents who got selected will remain in India and those who don't get selected will move to other countries for opportunities. That's why India is keep growing inspite of many Indians are migrating to other countries.
@@charulmahawar5734 Many Gujaratis and Punjabis are also leaving illegally.Dont compare it to Telegu Tamil Bengali and Hindi speaking migration of IT professionals.Funny thing Many Gujjus love Hindutva and many Sikhs love Khalistan while living in secular western countries and voting liberals.Hypocrites
@@Shakesphere-x6d bro you don't understand what I want to say. I want to say that India cannot provide opportunities to all those citizens. Most of them are unemployed in India so how they can provide tax to government. It will only become a burden for India in future. But people who are migrating to other countries sends money back to their home country after getting job so in the end it benefits India that's why government doing nothing to stop migration.
The reasons for brain drain in are very different for india and pakistan. On one hand people leave for better opportunities in other countries and on the other people leave because there isn't any opportunity in their own country. Like he said in 3:00.
exactly , i see some common patterns like poverty , radicalism , terrorism , poverty among all islamic country which does not have oil. pakistan , afghanistan , bengladesh ....all walking towards same fate
@@PrashanthKumar-qb6im Turkey ?Indonesia ? Malaysia? Not to mention the only predominant Hindu state is also suffering from the same issues. Now will you say the reason is Hinduism? Only an idiot would say so. Maybe Afghanistan is suffering from these issues because some country named America invaded them and before that Soviet Union? Just maybe. Maybe Pakistan and Bangladesh are suffering from these issues because they were colonised by the British and because of their corrupt governments? Just maybe. Crazy how India has a higher poverty rate than Pakistan right? I thought Islam causes poverty.
My parents are taxpayers and have always been but we get nothing in return ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! So why should we stay here anymore? We get no security, no benefits, absolutely nothing!
Moved 13 years ago, no regrets so far! For those in pakistan, there's an Excellent opportunity to use our brains globally while staying in pakistan ( if you don't mind the politucal and other issues) . Pakistan is very big consumer market so tapping into creative businesses instead of looking for jobs is the only solution
@ generally sooo many south asian people here in Malaysia…Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi…OMG…some Malaysia town looks like Indian town during weekends 🤢🤢🤢
These are educated middle class people, religion is there to help them in their lives and not to enforce onto other people. The people you are talking about are lower down the social ladder because their outlook on life is very different.
@@SamiPatel-sy3lq Agree. He probably hasn't travelled a lot. If he visited some of the countries where immigrants come from, he would have a better understanding of why people want to escape those countries.
The actual root cause is for the most part, undecidable, as it often goes with questions of this scale. However, if I were to hazard a guess, I'd say that the lack of a proper education system is more of a root cause than religious extremism is, since religious extremism is fundamentally rooted in the lack of a proper education.
Hindus in this comment section should stop deflecting blame onto Islam. No religion limits our pursuit of knowledge; the real issues we face are rooted in nepotism and corruption, not faith. Scapegoating Islam only serves to justify the persecution of Muslims in India and stokes baseless hatred. This rhetoric mirrors the divisive tactics of politicians who exploit fear to advance their own agendas, fueling endless cycles of resentment. Instead of fostering animosity, let’s confront the actual problems. Furthermore, trying to frame Pakistan as an enemy and suggesting that its struggles are somehow deserved only reflects poorly on you
O my dear, barring oil rich middle east which Muslim country progressed by hard work? Some of the finest civilizations like Syria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq all now in the verge of collapse due to radical Islam (In fact radical Islam is the true Islam). Everything is intertwined, please think. Above all what is religion? Some set of rules given by some person centuries ago. What is so hard in junking it and moving to modernity ? The whole world is wasting time due to this cult.
Pakistan is operate by army and molvis. The street power is solely centralized to molvis. State is helpless in front of them. A molvi just need to gather 100-200 people anywhere in Pakistan than they are open to commit action no one is accountable.
Modi had promised in his campaign in 2019 that Pakistan would be a beggar state soon. He has delivered by cutting off Pakistan from India leading to such a situation😂😂😂😂😂
"ohh no modi leader superpower of india destroyed pakista haha take that pakistanis"🤣 buddy, pakistan is in this condition because of the arrest of imran khan which resulted in poltical hazard and new government is not suitable
@@osmanmamun6868 Contradictory is what you are looking for, Oxymoron might be better. Actually when all the brains have left, get ready for Afghanistan mark two. Considering Pakistan's nurturing of the Taliban Frankenstein, that would be ironic.
Pakistan claims that "muslims" in India are not safe. Yet, Pakistani muslims would jump and take the first opportunity to enter into this "unsafe" India. 😂
@@ibtehaj-khanI met a Pakistani from Karachi at a wedding in Los Angeles. His parents had come from India during the partition. He said he was tying to move back to India as he felt very unsafe in Karachi. He had been robbed and mugged 6 times here.
@@ashsharma3169 I live in Karachi, and I know what it's like to live here. My grandparent's background is from Delhi and Behar as well. My father has visited relatives in 1990s in Delhi. My father side has moved out of of Pakistan to UAE, USA and Germany but not a single one back to India. Maybe he said about this just to make a conversation with you. Pakistanis are not satisfied with the narrative Modi's govt is making against Indian muslims. I am confused why would he move back to India if you found him in the states.
thank you for sharing our story Bloomberg. yes that's true I live in Karachi and I felt the same way about Pakistan as you documented. I see my self as a pessimistic individual who don't see a light at the end of the tunnel and that's only happen because we don't stand for our own self and the government of our country doesn't make the work easy for a average person. we are the people who have heart but only for one thing to pump the blood simple other than that we are totally numb nation.
PPP, PML and MQM have foreign sponsorships. The common goal given to these dominant political parties is to weaken Pakistan's economy. In return, their leaders are assured protection. The only solution left in the hands of Pakistanis is to topple these governments, stop fleeing their leaders and be determined to clean up political system.
Er......India is in hostile diplomatic relationships with almost ALL of its neighbours except Nepal. And they don't very much like Indians either because of the bad treatment of Nepalese immigrants in India!
india has bad relations with all of its neighbers, why dont you apply that same logic on india? it has turned into a fac1st state. its because you look at materialism. pakistan is in this way because of millitary establishment putting all budget on millitary. pakistan is not suffering from any kind of extrem1sm, there is no islam in pakistan whn you see the majour cities and provinces
Our government is the main culprit ,its not just inflation but many skilled workers are unemployed while most of the illiterate people are given different opportunities by the government.Then their is only hopelessness left!
Let's be honest. There is no more middle class. There is only upper class and low class. You could be making a middle class income but the cost is so high, you'll essentially be living paycheck to paycheck.
haha so true, i have a pakistani shawty in my dm her father is a lawyer what she potreys and what we see in media is vastly diffrent
There is actually middle-class, shrinking but it is still there
Thts everywhere
True
Since covid we have become lower middle class unfortunately
As a Pakistani I must say that lack of justice is basis for me leaving Pakistan! There is absolutely no political, economic or legal justice!
FYI justice is a luxury, and apparently you, and by extension all those who want to leave, are not rich enough to afford it...
Justice is becoming luxury almost everywhere these days. Current financial system based around fake $ won't go for long until a collapse happen. In this century $ will go away and get replaced by something new. We are at the end days of the tyranny caused by Ribah / Interest based financial pillars.
@@user-tb7ml8kz7h so don't they work hard in foreign in return of their salaries they aren't paying them to sit home!
There was no job for me as an engineer in Pakistan. I could not develop a career.
Exactly. That is the source of all other problems mentioned in the video
As a Pakistani, it's because our government cares about their mansions and mistresses same as the army that actually controls our country I'm someone from the educated middle class and I plan to leave as well. I want to help my country but it just seems untenable and hopeless.
@TheTopQuadrant1105 (indian) troll
Yeah right. Pakistani
@TheTopQuadrant1105
Why are your fellow Indians leaving a country on the verge of becoming a 'Superrr Pauver' then?
Canada, the US, UK, etc aren't cutting the number of yearly visas they'll approve for Pakistanis, Bangladeshis or Sri Lankans.
They ARE cutting them for Indians however.
@TheTopQuadrant1105 "dont go to other countries"- p3jeet from bihar
Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
Problem :- Pakistani army have too much power.
Pakistan army is Pakistan
Those generals in the army control Pakistan, the government cares about their BMW's and their luxury palaces more than the people, this country is a joke
Islam has too much power
@@ach2337why South American counties are poor ? Why African counties are poor ? Are they Muslim ?
@@Knowmore55555 if they were those countries would be as bad as Muslim countries.
*Regrettably, Bloomberg did not elaborate on the primary drivers behind this brain drain, notably the significant role of Pakistan's military leadership.*
Ok sindhu jatt
The primary driver is not the military leadership, if it were not the military, it would be another faction, for this problem exists all over the world where the elites, the one percent, are capturing all the wealth, and the people are getting poorer and poorer, albeit in different countries the problem exists to varying degrees, and that problem is the Secular-Capitalist System and the American hegemony of the World. In other words, it's a systemic problem, not one of corruption, although corruption is a symptom of the root problem.
There’s a reason for that. Pakistani army is a puppet for America.
agree
The most lucrative job in Pakistan is serving in the Pakistani army. Because every country has an army, the Pakistani army seems to have a whole country. 😂
Yes
Ok
But why Indians are leaving India?? India is a growing economy and Indians can contribute more to Indian economy by doing jobs in India.
So WHY Indians are leaving? Can't create more jobs?
@@tanweeralam1650 population...
China and India both are having this problem . Haven't you heard about recent chinese influx in usa through Mexico? Indians aren't that desperate still .
Anti-army sentiments have definitely increased in Pakistan over the last few years. On platforms like Reddit, so many people are describing the army as the "napak fauj" that has ruined Pakistan's democracy, economy, and the education system. About a decade or so ago, such people weren't seen as frequently as they are these days.
@@tanweeralam1650 true there is a brain drain here as well but the magnitude ain't worrying enough for it to become a mainstream issue, although I do feel it will effect us in future but as of now due to the shear number of people in our nation.
Pakistan has now going Afghanistan way.
Pakistani army seems to be the Taliban of Pakistan.
Afganistan is more peaceful than Pakistan
As a pakistani i agree
One positive side of Afghanistan is following the path of development
Not Afghanistan….but following the path of Iraq and Syria….it’s all connected and orchestrated by foreign powers with help of local handlers….similar pattern like middle class brain drain occurred in Iraq and Syria as well before civil war and isis…so nothing new and nothing to be proud of
Army is the ROOT of ALL problems in Pakistan.
this is what is happening to my country Kenya, the corrupt government has made it near impossible for talented youth to get any meaningful employment. Companies hutting down, corruption off the roof, cost of living unbearable. A mass migration will soon hit Kenya and the government will be left with just their corrupt counterparts to tax
Stop messing with Adani
@@truethat7681 i agree but it is only the corrupt president and his cabal that want corrupt Adani, the general population has made it very clear we don't want him
But that government is elected by people itself, right ?
The government (if elected), is the representation of collective Consciousness of that society.
BTW,
I also live in 3rd world corrupt society.
And it's true even for our country.
People get the government that they deserve.
@@truethat7681What?
@@truethat7681💀jaazba
Pakistan Zindabad ❌️
Pakistan se Zinda bhaag ✅️
Bro you are Indian your opinion doesn't matter anywhere
@@mrpotatomanboii3237 Man how did you get that audacity. Remember bro you are PAKISTANI, that's enough
we need you fakis .more uber driver and delivery services. You are the best at that.
@@markreichel9155 LOL
@@shriram2072how did YOU get that audacity to comment on others while being an INDIAN,chapri behaviour.
Im Sri Lankan, not just in Pakistan. it's literally in every South Asian country. We've been independent since the '40s, but our economies have only been going backward. Immigration is only a logical solution as it doesn't matter if you are a well-educated individual with a stable income when your country is so unstable that you can trust a ball balanced on top a needle more than the government itself.
Not true. Some countries such as India and bangladesh have grown significantly
@@Adamspredictions but Indians and Bangladeshis also want US visas
@@sammcclain752 Yeah, that I agree with. But still they are not that bad to live in.
there's no such thing as a "south Asian"
Indeed in the whole Subcontinent there is a lack of trusted institutions. All countries are the USA, China, Singapore, UAE, Japan, they all have great institutions which support their people.
While in the subcontinent are India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangaladesh, Nepal. All of the institutions are under either political or military control or on their way to it.
we lived through 2005 to 2014 period when almost 50,000 people died due to terrorism but still we stayed as there was optimism , but since the change of govt there is deep rooted pessimism in country despite security situation being much better , Pakistan is home to 60 million + middle class with large english speaking population but government has failed to tap in the potential broken trust of millions , as doctor almost half of my batchmate now work in UK Ireland USA as Physicians such a loss to Pakistan
Such a loss to the country they migrated to
We are sure Pakistani state guest, the esteemed Mr Zakir Naik was useful in spreading the message of hope by re-iterating the supremacy of Izlam!. Fret not, its not all that bad !
Doctor's aren't highly needed
Allah Kareem. Pakistan 🇵🇰 higher power
😂😂😂Pakistan chief guest Zakir Naik should bless
The overlords in military and bureaucracy just dont care who leaves or doesn’t, because those people are getting their quota of loot and their own families are well fed.
If nothing is done, they will meet Ukraine's fate in several years.
For now...
Exactly....Apna Kaam Banta Bhaar mein Jaye Janta....
If a state is a burden to the world, should said state remain existing?
They’ve sold hate politics to the populace since the country’s existence. Hate is an expensive luxury for the wealthy, not for the developing.
8:15 She is playing COC😅😂
NICE OBSERVATION!!
🤣😂 Does?? Supercell have an office there ??
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hahaha nice catch
Thought we wouldn’t notice, but we did
As an Indian, I believe it’s important to look beyond rivalry and recognize that a stable and prosperous neighbor is beneficial for the entire region. To those who take satisfaction in Pakistan’s current economic struggles, remember that instability next door can impact us all.
Let’s hope their economy recovers and grows stronger in the coming years. Positive growth for our neighbors means a more peaceful and thriving South Asia for everyone.
I mean, we shouldn't just wish for stability there for our own sake. Most of the people there are simple people who don't hate India. I feel for them and hope the country recovers, but this downward spiral has been going on for many years, with no improvement in sight.
Lots of love and respect to you from Pakistan. 💗
Aww how cute and humane I thought I was the only one thinking same for Indians... Jokes apart whole Subcontinent has gone through a lot through attrocities by invaders turning south asia to a poorer region once most prosperous....
We have reached to the state where it doesn't matter if any Indian feeling satisfaction in Paxtan's economic crisis because Paxtan has made itself like that - beyond repairable nation.
@@varunj34Well I do sometimes agree with the lazy liberal like you. I mean I never cared about Paxtan and it's people that much but yes I am seeing the change in their attitude towards us Indians. All their indoctrination about India is turning out false for them.
Its the same situation everywhere. I'm from South Africa. Even UK, Australia, Canada is suffering from a similar situation. Your salary, which was once enough to live comfortably, is no longer enough, despite the CPI increases. Despite this, the rich guys are getting wealthier.
Capitalism is slowly falling apart, and there is no running away for the middle class.
Ask *Pakistan* *Army* who by the way decides everything in Pakistan, which is their priority - Indian side of Kashmir or Pakistani citizens . You will get answer to this video .
what Indian side? whole Kashmir is Indian Side. There is no other side.
@@ItiankShorts Forget about it. For the sake of our sovereignty and self assertion we can keep claiming this but PoK is gone now. There is no way we could ever integrate such a radicalised region into our country when existing radicalism is so high in various pockets of the country. PoK is absolutely flooded with Punjabi Pakistanis, unless we can chase all of them off there is no way we could ever make it an actual part of the nation. And there is no way to displace such population without getting sanctioned by western countries.
Its a stalemate that not even our descendants will ever get to see an end to
@@ItiankShortsare u guys slow or what?? There definitely is one. Accepting it or not, doesn't make a difference
@@aeymed i mean historically likewise kashmir was once part of india since the last king maharaja hari singh signed papers to join the state to india for protection but ofc pakistan to invade kashmir's west side but luckily india took control of srinagar leh and jammu this major cities are in india's side.
@@Founderschannel123 who's Mahraja to decide?? The population was all Muslims. As per partition, it should've gone to Pakistan like all other Muslim majority states including Hyderabad, Junagarh. But India occupied em all. Y'all should really come up with some logic here
All thanks to main culprit i.e. The traitor Army and Asim Munir. In two years, the duffers through regime change and further have brought the population down to hopelessness and helplessness. If the people of Pakistan are able to overcome the duffers, things might start to improve Inshallah
Nikal Youthiye. The economy was destroyed by Imran Khan and Imran Khan alone. Lowest tax collection, highest loans ever in history and he emptied the reserves when he was about to be voted out.
As if Bajwa & Imran nexus was sky rocketing Pakistan. As if our loans were down to zero and economy was sky rocketing in their time. Ppl like you who thinks individuals are problems and solutions are the real fodder of our political circus. It's about institutional corruption. Period.
Kaali Vigo bhej dein Gernail inke yahaan.
@@TanujAbhayKhannaaap log bhe same situation me ho. Aap ki government to international levels pe red-handed pakri gyi ha doing nefarious activities against Canadian and American citizens.
@@BornKafir it was all made up by CiA
I am in Uganda and I know more than 10 Pakistani citizens who want to leave it's that serious
my whole city wanna leave. ASK ANYONE 💀
@@TechySkillsleave to n0n mus lin c0untries.
@@TechySkills but where will you go ?
@@kju-dja213 anywhere 💀 even mars but not pakistan
@@TechySkillswhy? Pakistan was made to be heaven for Muslim.
Never in the history of this country injustice has prevailed at this level. Young population who is almost 60-70% of this country have always wanted change by vote, in recent polls young population voted for Khan but establishment stole the election and gave the power to the same corrupt families of bhuttoes and sharifs against whom khan was fighting all his political life. We have never seen such kind of censorship in Pakistan before even during the reign of dictators, young people who demonstrated against military are now facing military courts which is totally illegal. Everyone who speaks against military is immediately picked up by agencies with there houses and businesses demolished and they have no further right to live in this country, there is even the talk of canceling the passports and ids of overseas Pakistanis who speak up or protest abroad. Such is the level of destruction going on in Pakistan by the hand of corrupt military establishment who are supposed to protect the borders but are busy in making money by doing business
As a Pakistani, I never expected the country to make it to a century anniversary.
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Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
@@durgeshsingh5220 khbis admi
It won't
Literally in every developing country, the reality is usually the poor and less educated have more nationalistic nature, the rich doesn't have any problem staying cause they can exploit the workforce. Which left the educated middle class usually more inclined to leave in search of better opportunity, refer themself as citizen of the world simply go where opportunity arise, unless the government doesn't provide incentive to stay, they wouldnt. Too many redtape, the irony is china is actually more open to give their citizen opportunity, sure it experience brain drain back then too but its way less so and as the economy grow, people stay. Im not a fan of China but its way less strict on business sense than other developing countries at least back when they need it, now the gov does want more control tho.
This script is too familiar, from Nigeria, Kenya, and now Pakistan. Debt crippling a country and the IMF dictating how your economy has to be run.
But better that than total collapse which is why they sought IMF help in the first place.
And for some reason if the IMF gets involved the situation either gets worse or you loose your sovereignty
Pakistan have gone to imf for loans 15 to 16 times 😅
Pakistan is most valuable customer of IMF 😂
@@ahmadomar5806blaming the imf and not the corruption in these countries is nonsensical
Crazy thing is that Nigeria is going through this same issues
Nigeria is the same level with Pakistan probably a little bit worse
I swear
Sounds like Nigeria's current situation
Nigerians actually call it JAPA and it turned into something else after End Sars
@@T39582 "nigeria is same as pakistan"- indian from bihar with lowet gdp per capita than nigeria
Pakistan - Nigeria Bhai Bhai.
Thank you so much for raising your voice for us
It's the same story in Iran, too. A lot of young skilled people are leaving the country. I'm planning to leave next year, too.
Turkish here , turkey too
@@NeoHomoSapien funny things is a lot of people in here planing to move to Turkey for better life, meanwhile Turkish people want to move to better countries like Germany, it's like a chain 😁.
@@xali2008 💯💯👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
As a Yemeni, same for us, most of us leave to Saudi Arabia or Malaysia to work, I myself live in Saudi rn
not same story, your government has built so much for you, they provided so much for you, you do not have the corrupt government like we do.
Doomed country,
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Islamic countries are destined to doom, unless they have a combination of small population, monarchy & natural resources - Oil & Gas. ( GCC countries )
57 Muslim nations, 85-90 % are backwards, poor, with no scope of growth or any future ( the exception of few GCC countries, Indonesia, Malaysia, Türkiye which is like 7-8 countries )
Pakistan is one of them, yet they will not address the root cause for it.
Says a Hindu. Brilliant.
@@markralph4739 yeah the most successful group abroad be it usa uk australia germany. Hindus are ahead of muslims in india as well. our growth is held back because we have a sizable muslim population here which is completely radicalized. countries where there are less muslims or less radicalization, hindus are thriving
@harshitgarg3436 Yeah, right. India is known as ----ape capital of the world because of Muslims. It is at 111 at world hunger index because of Muslims. Hindu countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka and India etc are ruling the world . As I said brilliant
Corruption and nepotism is the main reason
High poverty caused more corruption ,or could it be the constitution ?
How?
Explain it?
@@muhammadwasim5272 the tax they collect is used by them to live a life of luxury
The rich get richer while the poor get poorer and suffer
Also look at all the politicians that we have, all of them are nepo-babies, related to eachother by family tree, same old corrupt people
Literally same is happening throughout India. Those who are in a position to leave are leaving.
Speak for yourself. India double its airport from 74 to 157 in last 10 years. We are building infrastructure at record pace. Record FDI in last few years . India has problem but comparing india to pakistan is moronic. I myself has started business in 2019 clocking 1 million USD in sales this year. So stop being so pessimistic and work on yourself
Pakistan is the fifth-largest country by population. It has the second-largest Muslim population and the fourth-largest Hindu population globally. Pakistan's GDP (PPP) is the second-largest in South Asia after India and ranks just behind Iran among neighboring Central Asian countries. Over 60% of its population is youth, and it has the fourth-largest English-speaking population worldwide. Pakistan’s society is relatively liberal compared to many Muslim-majority countries, and its people overwhelmingly favor democracy over dictatorship in all aspects of life.
The country boasts some of the world's highest mountain peaks in the north, a vast agricultural belt and ecosystem around the Indus River and its tributaries, and a geographically ideal position for logistics, situated at the crossroads of Central Asia, India, China, and the Middle East. Its industrial landscape is diverse but outdated, though this is relatively easy to modernize. Pakistan holds substantial mineral, metal, and fossil fuel reserves. Despite limited resources and regulatory challenges, its service industry competes on a global scale.
With improved policy development and sound macroeconomic strategies, Pakistan has tremendous potential to offer the world across many fields. May its leaders recognize the wealth of opportunities within the country and employ skilled resources to realize this potential, to make pragmatic decisions rather than blunders driven by emotion and ego.
Pakistan has also sheltered the great Islamist Osama.
@@durgeshsingh5220 Yes, there is extremism, illiteracy, injustice, poverty, flawed democracy, and conflicting ideologies. But I was speaking about the country's potential, given its resources. Every nation has a troubled past; strong nations learn and evolve from it. That’s the role of policymakers. Unfortunately, ours are often incompetent, appointed not on merit but on loyalty to certain figures.
@@kashshahzad Agree bro.
GPT ahh comment
@@durgeshsingh5220 pakistan... man its just some afghandu u talking about there r like 5million afghan in Pakistan they got dual passport in Afghanistan they banned pak passport but still come here get pak passport and travel to other countries they only chant extremism else most of the Pakistan is liberal its not even common to see people with hijab and beard only some people I'm talking about punjab and ya osama is afghhani and we hate him don't use paaakistan word for that and ya imran khan likes him doesn't mean we should agree there is something called different opinions
8:15 playing coc 😂😂
Thought that game was dead. lol Lemme revive my townhall lvl 11 account :p.
@farazali8897 yo 🤘🤘
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I know this lady you just mentioned. Julianne Iwersen Niemann is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a renowned investor she is. Julianne Iwersen Niemann has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies and has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
The thing is people often doubt the prospects of financial advisors like Julianne Iwersen Niemann in business/markets today.
Well it gives me more time to get ahead while they stew in their own pity and doubts as they childishly complain about those spreading the word
I’ve heard of her
How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
her name is 'JULIANNE IWERSEN NIEMANN'. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
We will rise again InshAllah. We love our soil. We love our country. We love our Pakistan.
I'm a Indian, I'm saying situation in India is not like Pakistan but it's something like Pakistan.. Imagine in 10 years 1% to 2% of people given there citizenship and left India, Unemployment and GST taxes killing the common people in India,, Honestly there is a show running in TV and in people's mind, when a politician left the power, We will understand the reality..
Thanks to Pakistan Army when dethroned Imran Khan Government.
For all we know, Imran Khan is their guy as well.
Ye mulk bacha lo Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se mile hain Nawaz Sharif...maula ke rehem Allah me diya hain Nawaz Sharif... Allah ke karam se... Maula ke rehem se.
@@ultraali453 The last 2 years have proven otherwise. If you still can see it, then there is indeed no hope for you.
Those mocking Pakistan should take a hard look in the mirror. Your own country battles staggering poverty, social injustice, and corruption on a massive scale-yet you choose to mock others to feel superior? Pakistan may face challenges, but we don’t hide behind hate; we stand resilient. Real strength isn’t in belittling others; it’s in confronting your own flaws. While you waste breath mocking us, we’re focused on progress. Remember, it’s not the noise of critics but the grit of survivors that history remembers.
Are you turning a blind eye to the hate and superiority complex perpetrated by the Pakistani middle class of the 90s? Descendants of Europeans, Turkic, Persian, Arabians - this and other dubious propositions from neighbourhood uncles gobbled down by emerging Pakistani youth, only to bite dust today
Just take the names of those who are mocking at you.
Nice joke 😂😂
“don’t hide behind hate”
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Pakistan’s high inflation has deep roots in systemic issues like corruption, a lack of justice, political instability, army dominance, and uneducated or corrupt politicians. Together, these problems create an environment where economic growth is stifled, affecting everyone’s daily lives. Tackling these issues is essential if we want to see real change and stability in the country.
Why should we pay taxes if the government has failed to provide basic necessities of life like drinking water, transportation, health care, etc.?
Leave islam ...see difference 😊😊
I say this as a Pakistani: *the root of all our problems is the government's meddling in politics, rampant corruption and negligence at all levels of society, and religious extremism.*
Milk is an essential part of diet for kids and teens, this such a shame that they are skyrocketing the prices of basic needs for poor and middle class to buy.
Because they used to slaughter cow and eating them rather than feeding them for milk
They should stop having so many kids.
1 child policy going great for you
@@ihmpall I'm single with no kids.
Pakistan fertility rate decling family in 2018 it was 3.6, in 2022 it was 3.3 now it's 3.1 , by 2035 Pakistan will achieve replacement fertility
@@SaifKhan-wu2zj By then there will be like 300 million people in a country the size of Texas and California together, poor in resources and with a mountain of sovereign debt. Too little too late.
Root problem is over religiousity. They have this unrelenting obsession with religion even though it has failed them for 80 years.
Its not just economic issues freedom of speech, integrity of the democratic process and the integrity of the vote. While one particular segment getting richer by the day.
98% imaandar but still you are talking about integrity
Wherever Islam goes,this pattern occurs,abuse me or praise me but please look at your own islamic society,one who is far away from Islam is the most prosperous one
Pakistan should be secular.
The problem is economy not religon
Impossible.
Pakistan make on kalama
@@hamzsportsgaming676chutlam is problem😂
Agreed but its not gonna solve the issue of corruption and injustice. Hum etne musalman waisey bhi nahi hain jitna BBC pe ap logon ko nazar ata hai.
@@Danish.2000 😅
I truly appreciate this informative video regarding the current crises related to talent in Pakistan. Political instability raises very serious concerns about the issue of sustainability for the middle class. I hope to see videos like these in the near future and also + points for including a handsome, muscular and overall intellectual dude like Asad Ejaz. With his majestic looks, I believe he deserves a contract from a top-notch modelling agency. Keep up the work lads!
Haha love to see Indians more concerned about Pakistan than Pakistan ...
They are mostly north Indians........Extreme patriotic people 😅
@@susovanghosh3535Never look for the comments from any bengali woke liberal like you.😂
@@susovanghosh3535first save your state Bengali
Bengal is the worse of India after Bihar what are you talking about!!!😂😂😂@@susovanghosh3535
@@susovanghosh3535atleast they aren’t from a failed and infiltrated state of Bengal which couldn’t even save its legacy.
Don’t do it Pakistan. A 7 billion loan??? That’s chump change.
why not
Pakistani people are not united , people are divided in to political , religious and cultural values by agencies . So they don't fight for their rights...
Same happening in India right now. The dividers are in power and working hard to divide the people.
@@aaykay4060 shutup man , india is far better than pakistan, you should get admission into school before making illogical comparsion btwn an religiously radicalised country and a democratic country.
Being a Pakistani, everywhere I see people want to leave Pakistan. This is their aim of life these days.
Same in India coz of overpopulation, corruption, crime etc .
@@LouNight-nx9owthey should stay in india
@@fozianoreen3495 ok racist
Great initiative
The root of the problem is not corruption, but radicalism
Man you literally live in India, you don't even know, ask a Pakistani living here
Compare the stats to 3 years before. Surprising they never mentioned the Army once who did and are doing all of this.
The real culprit is the Military Establishment of Pakistan
For muslim this life is temporary and afterlife is permanent,they work hard for their afterlife rather than improving their present life
Don't criticize me,i am making this argument on the basis of the nature of muslim
I am pakistani, On 8th November I am going to Saudi Arabia for work, I am civil engineer but now I am unemployed since 2 years
All the best ✌️ This struggle is real and beyond borders
I moved back to Pakistan and I run an extremely successful export business, creating over 100 jobs and we are expanding rapidly. Yes there’s issues, but look at the streets of LA, London, Paris. Nowhere is perfect, don’t listen to the hatred from obsessive neighbours and the media who don’t make reports about their own back yard.
You hiring?
Nobody will show this side. Pakistan has sadly enemies in form of emotionally immature people within its borders.
@@carcrazy35All thanks to PTI....!
Yeah but still as a young person who recently graduated, it was better option for me to go to a foreign country. Pakistan isn't offering many jobs so I don't get this "brain drain" thing because our brains are not even being utlilized in Pakistan. At the start of this year, I moved to UK because I thought that it was better to be an earner for my country rather than a burden.
@@wy6523 they are trying very hard to bring pakistan patriotism to mud. the biggest reason is the increasing pakistan dominance in the region because srilanka, china, bangladesh have chosen pakistan as their closed ally in south asia. thats why our beautiful fac1st neighber is burning
short answer : IMF , Capitalism and America
long answer : Western Imperialism
You just sumup the entire issue.
West also run proxy war against China interest in Pakistan.
Very short answer: Army
and the army's support of extremists.
This is also happening in India making the Immigration high in the Western countries. The problems over here are unbearable.
Brother you are misunderstanding that Indians who migrated to western countries are top talents of India. Let me tell you India have high population so compitition is also high here. So top talents who got selected will remain in India and those who don't get selected will move to other countries for opportunities. That's why India is keep growing inspite of many Indians are migrating to other countries.
@@charulmahawar5734 Many Gujaratis and Punjabis are also leaving illegally.Dont compare it to Telegu Tamil Bengali and Hindi speaking migration of IT professionals.Funny thing Many Gujjus love Hindutva and many Sikhs love Khalistan while living in secular western countries and voting liberals.Hypocrites
@@charulmahawar5734 I beg to disagree the value for your Tax is 0. The Migration is at all time high.
@@Shakesphere-x6d bro you don't understand what I want to say. I want to say that India cannot provide opportunities to all those citizens. Most of them are unemployed in India so how they can provide tax to government. It will only become a burden for India in future. But people who are migrating to other countries sends money back to their home country after getting job so in the end it benefits India that's why government doing nothing to stop migration.
The reasons for brain drain in are very different for india and pakistan. On one hand people leave for better opportunities in other countries and on the other people leave because there isn't any opportunity in their own country. Like he said in 3:00.
THE ANSWER - ISLAM!
Sure. Sure, whatever makes you sleep at night.
every panjeet answer
exactly , i see some common patterns like poverty , radicalism , terrorism , poverty among all islamic country which does not have oil. pakistan , afghanistan , bengladesh ....all walking towards same fate
@@PrashanthKumar-qb6im Turkey ?Indonesia ? Malaysia? Not to mention the only predominant Hindu state is also suffering from the same issues. Now will you say the reason is Hinduism? Only an idiot would say so.
Maybe Afghanistan is suffering from these issues because some country named America invaded them and before that Soviet Union? Just maybe. Maybe Pakistan and Bangladesh are suffering from these issues because they were colonised by the British and because of their corrupt governments? Just maybe.
Crazy how India has a higher poverty rate than Pakistan right? I thought Islam causes poverty.
The answer - Dash Dash Dash
As a Pakistani it's literally a very heart breaking decision but yeah it is what it is.
Thank you Bloomberg for shedding light on Pakistan's problems. For 3-4 years the electricity prices have gone very high
I must inform you that the situation is more or less the same in India
Law and order , Electricity Bills , Inflation .. more taxes on Salaried class, Other Taxes..... so what is the charm to stay here?
My parents are taxpayers and have always been but we get nothing in return ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! So why should we stay here anymore? We get no security, no benefits, absolutely nothing!
lack of justice is the main reason and military is the biggest benefactor and supporter of this injustice.
Moved 13 years ago, no regrets so far! For those in pakistan, there's an Excellent opportunity to use our brains globally while staying in pakistan ( if you don't mind the politucal and other issues) . Pakistan is very big consumer market so tapping into creative businesses instead of looking for jobs is the only solution
tbh…soooo many Pakistani in Malaysia right now 😵😵😵
😂😂😂now u will face what other faced😅
@ generally sooo many south asian people here in Malaysia…Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi…OMG…some Malaysia town looks like Indian town during weekends 🤢🤢🤢
😂😂😂
@@razif92 reality check for Indians that they are not exactly popular in foreign countries
Forsfully converted ☪️uslim ☪️ancer virus spooted😂@@razif92
8:15 she's playing clash of clans 😂
We Bangladeshi suffering with that too, but after Revolution lot's of genious people coming to develop our country.
We don't have laws here brother
@Daveman2 Why Don't yu guys talk for yur right.
@@Istiyak098 we do but it doesn't matter to the government
Im pakistani my
middle class family very proud to be a pakistani Alhamdulillah love more love my pakistan
With 4th worst passport in the world , its hard to move as well. Pakistanis just like others deserve better.
So try to make the country better
Main problem is too much population
When a country population rises more than territory size needs
population is not an issue, more people = more consumers and cheap labour.. core problem is corruption and injustice on a massive scale.
They run away from islamic states and come here to make their own islamic state😂😂
These are educated middle class people, religion is there to help them in their lives and not to enforce onto other people. The people you are talking about are lower down the social ladder because their outlook on life is very different.
@ bro majority of muslims will agree with extremism and captial punishment. Islam dont even like education cuz it proves them wrong
@@SamiPatel-sy3lq Agree.
He probably hasn't travelled a lot. If he visited some of the countries where immigrants come from, he would have a better understanding of why people want to escape those countries.
Tell me you have no awareness of world affairs without telling me you have no awareness of world affairs.
yeah sure buddy, wait till you realize there is no islamic policies in pakistan. our economy runs on interests which is haram
despite the inflation, the IMF has been forcing Pakistan government to increase taxes indirectly on the lower income population.
Pakistan is an extreme example but this happens to all developing nations dealing with a not so effective and efficient gov.
No one talk about religious extremism..it's the root cause
that's like one of the last reasons as to why this situation has happened, do some research!
The actual root cause is for the most part, undecidable, as it often goes with questions of this scale. However, if I were to hazard a guess, I'd say that the lack of a proper education system is more of a root cause than religious extremism is, since religious extremism is fundamentally rooted in the lack of a proper education.
Poor economics and productivity coupled with governments subservient to imf and economic imperialist trying to tax a destitute population
As a Pakistani i want to leave pak as soon as possible
Me too😢
If everyone leaves, then who will develop Pakistan?
Hindus in this comment section should stop deflecting blame onto Islam. No religion limits our pursuit of knowledge; the real issues we face are rooted in nepotism and corruption, not faith. Scapegoating Islam only serves to justify the persecution of Muslims in India and stokes baseless hatred. This rhetoric mirrors the divisive tactics of politicians who exploit fear to advance their own agendas, fueling endless cycles of resentment. Instead of fostering animosity, let’s confront the actual problems.
Furthermore, trying to frame Pakistan as an enemy and suggesting that its struggles are somehow deserved only reflects poorly on you
O my dear, barring oil rich middle east which Muslim country progressed by hard work? Some of the finest civilizations like Syria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq all now in the verge of collapse due to radical Islam (In fact radical Islam is the true Islam). Everything is intertwined, please think. Above all what is religion? Some set of rules given by some person centuries ago. What is so hard in junking it and moving to modernity ? The whole world is wasting time due to this cult.
Pakistan is operate by army and molvis. The street power is solely centralized to molvis. State is helpless in front of them. A molvi just need to gather 100-200 people anywhere in Pakistan than they are open to commit action no one is accountable.
Not just religion cultural dogma is also your problem you should create new cultural revolution then you could prosper in country
@@fatemad4012 Leaving Islam and ensuring its end is the only solution. This non sense should not have any place in 21st century.
@tinguzz he literally told you dont blame religion and gave you reasons and you went and do it in the most ignorant way 😂
Brain??? Whats there to drain 😂😂😂
Pakistan is a living example how to not be a failed state.
How will Pakistan grow when it's people play CLASH OF CLAN in office 8:14
Please don’t come to Canada. We are full
We can go to any country and no one will stop us
Earth is made by Almighty Allah.
You will not decide who will come or not in any country. 😠
@@Jobinterview-d7w😂😂😂
Have some shame
Yes they should. We want Canada to be an Islamic Republic
Exactly! Why choose Canada when its infrastructure is nowhere near the United States or the UK?
@@saifabbas5197 Still million times better than Pakistan
Modi had promised in his campaign in 2019 that Pakistan would be a beggar state soon. He has delivered by cutting off Pakistan from India leading to such a situation😂😂😂😂😂
Where did you get that 'knowledge'?
From the famous Indian University of Whatsapp via a 'degree' awarded by Modi and the BJP?
"ohh no modi leader superpower of india destroyed pakista haha take that pakistanis"🤣 buddy, pakistan is in this condition because of the arrest of imran khan which resulted in poltical hazard and new government is not suitable
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Usually the army works for the Government , but in Pakistan it is the Government that works for the Army!
All these are RAA saazishhhh
Pakistan and brain drain , these are contracting statements😂
Contrasting*
@@osmanmamun6868 Contradictory is what you are looking for, Oxymoron might be better. Actually when all the brains have left, get ready for Afghanistan mark two. Considering Pakistan's nurturing of the Taliban Frankenstein, that would be ironic.
U can’t even spell and that’s hilarious
Its all karma😂😂😂
Keep calling your bulla
I heard that in lindia 80 crore people don't have money to buy rashan (food)😂😂😂 real karma 😂
And u lindus start exporting cow mata beef 😂😂😂
@SaadKhan-ii8ml even after this if u don't change then double karma confirmed🤣🤣
@@SaadKhan-ii8ml atta mil@ momeeeen 😢
@Pusk23 cow mummy ka parasad peya ya NAHI 😂😂😂🐄👩❤️💋👩💩
Justice is a luxury thing in Pakistan , only reserved for politicians , army and businessmen
Even in India, so many talented software engineers are leaving the country. It is literally concerning.
8:13 & 8:15 is she playing Clash of Clans at work? 😂🤣
Pakistan claims that "muslims" in India are not safe. Yet, Pakistani muslims would jump and take the first opportunity to enter into this "unsafe" India. 😂
3 million female child infanticide in india every year.
common man not a single Pakistani wants to go back to India or any other third world country. I love India though, it's a beautiful country.
@@ibtehaj-khanI met a Pakistani from Karachi at a wedding in Los Angeles. His parents had come from India during the partition. He said he was tying to move back to India as he felt very unsafe in Karachi. He had been robbed and mugged 6 times here.
@@ashsharma3169 I live in Karachi, and I know what it's like to live here. My grandparent's background is from Delhi and Behar as well. My father has visited relatives in 1990s in Delhi. My father side has moved out of of Pakistan to UAE, USA and Germany but not a single one back to India.
Maybe he said about this just to make a conversation with you. Pakistanis are not satisfied with the narrative Modi's govt is making against Indian muslims. I am confused why would he move back to India if you found him in the states.
@ibtehaj-khan But india is many times better than Pakistan
thank you for sharing our story Bloomberg. yes that's true I live in Karachi and I felt the same way about Pakistan as you documented. I see my self as a pessimistic individual who don't see a light at the end of the tunnel and that's only happen because we don't stand for our own self and the government of our country doesn't make the work easy for a average person. we are the people who have heart but only for one thing to pump the blood simple other than that we are totally numb nation.
Respect to those who try to return. Can you force a country to modernise when its government is unwilling to?
Feudalism is the problem landlords do not pay taxes and so is the Pak Army.
They have 250m people and no jobs, that's the problem
8:15 this talent is playing clash of titans instead of working
Simple answer: No rights, No services yet high taxes on working class and foreign interventions to topple democratically elected leaders!
PPP, PML and MQM have foreign sponsorships. The common goal given to these dominant political parties is to weaken Pakistan's economy. In return, their leaders are assured protection.
The only solution left in the hands of Pakistanis is to topple these governments, stop fleeing their leaders and be determined to clean up political system.
Pakistan is Nuclear Superpower. Lal topi Zindabad.
To fellow indians who want the Pakistan to collapase.... remember a even more problematic neighbour will be very hard to live with 🙄
Pakistan isn’t close to collapsing. It’s getting stronger everyday.
@@adrianadam8543in collecting loans right ?
@@NirajKumar-wb5hg in collecting Abhinandan 🩳
@@mike-oj7sy exporting donkeys to china😂😂😂😂😂
@@DrEvil-sj3ym and indian exporting ladakh and himachal meter by meter to china🤣
One of the major reason is Growing extremism and political instability. Pakistan always feud with it's neighbors instead of corporation.
Er......India is in hostile diplomatic relationships with almost ALL of its neighbours except Nepal.
And they don't very much like Indians either because of the bad treatment of Nepalese immigrants in India!
india has bad relations with all of its neighbers, why dont you apply that same logic on india? it has turned into a fac1st state. its because you look at materialism. pakistan is in this way because of millitary establishment putting all budget on millitary. pakistan is not suffering from any kind of extrem1sm, there is no islam in pakistan whn you see the majour cities and provinces
Pakistani n Bangladeshi identify themselves as Indian abroad. That sums up the whole story.
Our government is the main culprit
,its not just inflation but many skilled workers are unemployed while most of the illiterate people are given different opportunities by the government.Then their is only hopelessness left!