New Delhi — In a strategic move aimed at exerting greater economic pressure on Pakistan, India is set to approach the World Bank and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the global body responsible for monitoring terror financing. The initiative comes amid concerns over Pakistan’s fragile economy, which heavily depends on international loans and bailout packages.
Sources close to the government revealed that India intends to request the World Bank to reconsider its expected approval of a $20 billion financial aid package to Pakistan, scheduled for June this year. The package, crucial for Pakistan’s economic stability, could face significant delays or re-evaluation following India’s intervention.
