ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister Imran Khan believes that Pakistan cannot shun the idea of reaching out to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for an economic bailout any sooner and says his party, if returns to power, will “have no choice” except to stick to the lender’s support. In an interview with Bloomberg, the former premier minced no words while sharing his “radical plan” to shore up the ailing national economy with the IMF also having a part of it. “If we get into power, we won’t have much time,” Imran told the interviewer. When asked if his plan would involve sticking with the IMF, the PTI chief replied: “We have no choice now.” Online
