Untold Stories of Pakistan's Bureaucracy, Debt & Governance ‪@raftartv‬ Documentary

Imagine a country where its financial lifeline is being drained by its own public servants. This is the reality in Pakistan today. In this documentary, we explore the stark disparities created by Pakistan’s bureaucracy. While the nation grapples with a staggering debt of 270 billion dollars, government employees bask in opulence. There are 3.2 million government workers, with 580,000 in the federal government alone, whose salaries and pensions are so exorbitant that they could fund thousands of hospitals and schools. These public servants enjoy a life of luxury, with rentfree residences and numerous perks, while the common citizens shoulder the burden of a growing national debt.

The problem is exacerbated by outdated colonial compensation packages that grant government employees benefits far beyond their privatesector counterparts. For instance, the Commissioner of Sargodha’s residence is larger than Pakistan’s biggest stadium. The pension system is equally alarming, where retirees receive 70% of their salary for life, often surpassing their active earnings. This pension burden is the third largest expense in Pakistan’s budget, after loans and defense. Despite the 18th amendment that devolved powers to the provinces, the number of federal employees has not decreased, leading to an unsustainable economic situation.

Our documentary reveals the deeprooted inefficiencies and corruption within Pakistan's bureaucracy, emphasizing the urgent need for reform. It sheds light on the stark contrast between the privileges enjoyed by government employees and the sacrifices of ordinary citizens. Through thorough research and compelling storytelling, we propose solutions to restructure the system and steer Pakistan towards a more equitable and prosperous future. Join us as we uncover the critical issues and suggest pathways to economic stability and fairness.

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