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During a Suno Pakistan programme, the country’s renowned astronomer said that inflation and problems are visible everywhere in the country under the current government that is headed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Pakistan is going towards decline day by day and the country s conditions are absolutely disappointing, he added.
Agha further predicted, “The current government will continue for two years. For now, the current system will continue. After that, the Shahbaz government will be replaced. The PML-N government will end through early elections.”
Talking about Imran Khan’s stars, he said that the former prime minister’s star is on the rise. The PTI founder will return to the government, it is sure and after that, the situation in the country will improve, heoped.
He said that if Imran Khan and the establishment work together for one year, Pakistan will reach new heights. It is possible that Pakistan will surpass Saudi Arabia by working together, he predicted.
Regarding the ban on PTI, the astrologer said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has not been banned. “All the current politicians will go to the background, I am seeing Imran Khan becoming the prime minister in the light of the stars, I am sure that within one year, there will be positive changes in Pakistan. Moreover, Pakistan will get relief from IMF,” he said.
Regarding the American presidential election, Agha Baheshti predicted that Donald Trump will win the upcoming presidential election easily. the former American president will get the most votes in the history of the United States, he further said.
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