Adviser rejects Global Hunger Index findings as 'propaganda'
Most outlets reported that Prime Minister’s Adviser Rana Sanaullah dismissed the Global Hunger Index (GHI) findings as "propaganda," emphasizing his claim that people in Pakistan do not go hungry. Geo News added context about the GHI score and categorization, while Abb Takk News highlighted the adviser’s appeal to national culture as a reason to disregard the index. Both headlines and excerpts focused on Sanaullah’s rejection of the index, with slight variation in framing his argument.
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PM’s aide dismisses hunger index concerns, says no one sleeps hungry in Pakistan
The remarks came after Pakistan was placed among the worst-performing countries in South Asia on the latest hunger index.
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Sanaullah rejects hunger index findings as “propaganda”
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister’s Adviser Rana Sanaullah has urged Pakistanis not to rely on the Global Hunger Index, arguing that the country’s culture of helping those in need means people do not go hungry or sleep on the streets. Asked about Pakistan’s ranking of 106th among 122 countries—behind India at 100th—Sanaullah...
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'No one sleeps hungry in Pakistan': PM's aide dismisses hunger index concerns as 'propaganda'
Prime Minister’s Adviser Rana Sanaullah speaks during the Senate session in Islamabad, on October 20, 2026. — Facebook@PakistansenatePakistan records 25.5 score on hunger index.GHI categorises country’s hunger level as serious.Sanaullah questions reliance on such hunger...
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