With donations continuing to pour in, an Indian media outlet on Saturday published a report highlighting the complications due to which the campaign might “never succeed”. Following is the list of what, according to the media outlet, is “wrong with PM Imran’s maths”. HEADCOUNT PROBLEM:PM Imran is banking on the country’s population of 200 million and its expat population of 7.6 million; though 24.3% of its domestic population lives below the poverty line of $1.25 a day. MULTIPLICATION PROBLEM:PM Imran wants each of his expat Pakistanis to contribute $1,000 each, which would raise just $7.6 billion, or just a little more than half the amount needed. Not to mention the Pakistani Rs2.3 million that the government earned after auctioning 8 buffaloes of the Prime Minister House.

Source: Pakistan Today September 29, 2018 20:03 UTC