Who is responsible for terrorism in Pakistan? - PM Kakar's Reaction - video Dailymotion

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00:00 Do we have enough reasons to believe that this is a recent wave of attacks?

00:06 Is the Afghan government's faith involved in this?

00:10 See, whether they support this faith or not is a later phase.

00:17 But the movement and the attacks that are coming from the ground,

00:24 they accept it, they know it, we know it.

00:28 We can talk about their capacity to control these groups,

00:35 or the issue of their intentions, we can talk about both.

00:39 But these people are present in Afghanistan, their leadership is there,

00:45 some of them are on our side, they are people connected to TTP.

00:49 Therefore, until you have an engagement with the Afghan government

01:00 and there is no commitment from them, this will not be concluded.

01:06 Is the response we expect from them in this respect, is it getting it or is it less?

01:11 See, we are obviously surrounded by the relations of both the countries.

01:16 We would like more cooperation.

01:22 From our perspective, from the perspective of Pakistan, it has always been less.

01:29 And we would like more of it.

01:32 And we hope that in the larger regional stability,

01:36 I understand the level of their leadership,

01:40 that they understand this, they have an idea and understanding

01:45 that if from Central Asia to Pakistan, from Pakistan to the North Caucasus,

01:52 Iran, Azerbaijan, all the regions, China,

01:57 in this, the travel towards economic prosperity,

02:05 will be possible when there is a stable Afghan state, a stable Afghan government.

02:19 And I think this is in the interest of the Afghan nationals first,

02:25 and then obviously everyone else too.

02:27 But you are saying that it is a bit too early to conclude

02:30 that they have involvement or negligence in this matter.

02:35 Too early to conclude?

02:36 Absolutely.

02:38 And I think that the appropriate level is there,

02:42 our various courts are engaged with them,

02:45 and our seriousness of the pursuance is being understood and translated.

02:50 And God willing, we will conclude this successfully.

02:53 And Mr. Prime Minister, you think that the matter of negotiations,

02:56 which went on in the past,

02:58 do you think it was never a good idea?

03:00 Did this help strengthen those groups?

03:02 Look, if anyone still has confusion in this,

03:06 then I think this is a national malice.

03:09 It could be a national tragedy.

03:12 You never negotiate with terrorists in this manner.

03:16 A lot of people tell me that you were supportive of the idea

03:22 that there should be a negotiation between the TTA and the Americans.

03:25 This was my next question.

03:26 There is no doubt about this.

03:28 Because Afghanistan was not the home of the Americans.

03:32 They had to go back to their homes.

03:34 And they were being treated as an occupancy force.

03:39 But where will we go?

03:42 Where will I go leaving this land?

03:44 Where will you go leaving this land?

03:46 You are taking a fight of this lifestyle and overall society.

03:52 We have 500 kinds of differences between us.

03:56 But we are agreed on the social order and state structure.

03:59 So you are never supportive of the idea that we should talk to the TTA?

04:02 No, not of any terrorist group.

04:05 Look, we have to determine the principle

04:08 that who should have the monopoly of violence.

04:12 The idea of nation state or modern nation state,

04:16 in that you get the guarantee of security

04:19 against remaining peaceful and unarmed.

04:23 You remain unarmed as a citizen.

04:25 And the state says that you will look after the security aspect.

04:29 So you transfer the right to violence to the state.

04:32 And that monopoly remains with the state.

04:34 For example, if you have a dispute with the state,

04:38 even in that case you cannot resort to the tool of violence.

04:42 If you do, it will be an illegitimate concept,

04:46 an unethical concept, an unethical concept.

04:49 You cannot permit that in any way.

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