Karachi, Feb 22 (TNS): A huge lessening in defilement has been watched each time the Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz (PML-N) shaped an administration in Pakistan, as per insights discharged by Transparency International.
A recent report, based on statistics collected from the World Bank, African Development Bank, and International Economic Forum, rated 180 countries on a scale of one to 100 — the latter being the highest score. As indicated by the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2017, Pakistan’s CPI score enhanced by five focuses from 28 to 32 out of 100.
Pakistan fared better than its neighbor Bangladesh, with the latter receiving 28 points on the index. India and China, however, were ranked higher with the scores 40 and 41 respectively. The insights issued by Transparency International uncover that in 1996, Pakistan remained on the 71st rank among 85 nations. After the PML-N formed the government in 1996 a notable increase in the corruption index was observed. Within a span of two years, the index ratio increased by a point to reach 2.7.
