"Kisi satah par bhi nahi lag raha ke dhandli par koi karwai horahi hai," Salman Akram Raja

  • 8 months ago
"Kisi satah par bhi nahi lag raha ke dhandli par koi karwai horahi hai," Salman Akram Raja
Transcript
00:00 a worker should be the governor?
00:02 This is the decision of the party,
00:04 the party should decide, I think.
00:06 Earlier workers were formed,
00:08 Laseed Khosla was a party worker,
00:10 Ahmed Mahmood is a party leader.
00:12 He is not a worker.
00:14 Workers are of all classes in parties,
00:16 all classes have to be taken along.
00:18 Big classes have to be taken along.
00:20 No comments.
00:22 You know this is my favorite topic,
00:24 but for now, no comments.
00:26 Sir, have you been
00:28 a member of the cabinet?
00:30 No, no.
00:32 The decision of the CEC
00:34 is a big one.
00:36 I cannot say when or how,
00:38 but the CEC decision
00:40 was under a lot of pressure
00:42 from many people
00:44 to be a member of the government.
00:46 But Mr. Blahul said
00:48 that the CEC decision
00:50 includes Mr. Zardari and all the people.
00:52 And you did not want to form a government with him.
00:54 What was the point of having so many speeches
00:56 that you did not want to form a government with him?
00:58 We did not form a government.
01:00 We are supporting him.
01:02 Look, Kashyap bhai,
01:04 you have used two words,
01:06 one is the 'mandar' of the 'mandar band',
01:08 and the other is the 'bandar' of the 'bandar'.
01:10 And the other one is the 'bandar' of the 'bandar'.
01:12 I want to answer both of these topics.
01:14 The public vote is given to the 'bandar' only.
01:16 Imran Khan is also a 'bandar'
01:18 according to his age.
01:20 And Mian Sahibaan is also a 'bandar'
01:22 according to his age.
01:24 So, he has made Maryam the Chief Minister
01:26 and Mr. Blahul has emerged as the new leader.
01:28 So, I think the leadership of the youth
01:30 is slowly coming up.
01:32 And ultimately,
01:34 the nature of the Babas is a natural process.
01:36 Not everyone has realized this.
01:38 But you do not want to form a government with him.
01:40 You say that you want to address this issue.
01:42 What option do we have?
01:44 You tell me the option.
01:46 People should have faith in you.
01:48 Our trust in politics is not over.
01:50 You say something else in elections.
01:52 You say something else in campaigns.
01:54 You say something else in elections.
01:56 I would like to address this point of yours.
01:58 What option do we have?
02:00 No one has a majority.
02:02 Only two people should have a majority.
02:04 Only two people should have a majority.
02:06 And if the PTI people's door is closed
02:08 to the political dialogue,
02:10 then the door of the political dialogue
02:12 is only open to the Noon League
02:14 or the PO party.
02:16 Then we will have to talk to these parties
02:18 who want to talk about the political dialogue.
02:20 Those who do not believe in the political dialogue
02:22 or do not want to do it,
02:24 what can we say about them?
02:26 So tell me the option.
02:28 What was the other option?
02:30 We were the critics.
02:32 But we really did not see any option.
02:34 So you are saying that there is no way.
02:36 See, the people did not just play elections.
02:38 The people also want delivery.
02:40 The government wants good.
02:42 The people want our problems to come.
02:44 I come to the challenges of this.
02:46 You also understand that someone has to make it.
02:48 If he is not making one,
02:50 but ...
02:52 Salman sir said political dialogue.
02:54 Is there any thought of political dialogue
02:56 in the PTI that
02:58 dialogue will have to be done now?
03:00 Politicians will have to make their allies.
03:02 Somewhere you are not sitting with them at all.
03:04 Disagree with the policies at all.
03:06 But engagement cannot be left.
03:08 Has this thought changed or
03:10 has this thought not changed now?
03:12 No, absolutely engagement is happening.
03:16 It is not that there is no engagement.
03:18 But we have a fundamental position
03:20 that a very big deal has happened.
03:22 Our vote has been stolen.
03:24 Our seats have been stolen.
03:26 And these two parties have been stolen.
03:28 Or some MPMs have been given in Karachi.
03:30 So we want this matter to be
03:32 covered with transparency.
03:34 That there should be a commission,
03:36 an inquiry.
03:38 What has happened so far in the last 14 days
03:40 is extremely disappointing.
03:42 We have gone to the election commission.
03:44 And especially it is happening.
03:46 No big decision has come from the election commission
03:48 so far, which shows that
03:50 an investigation is to be done
03:52 at any level.
03:54 So until this thing does not happen,
03:56 this other discussion
03:58 becomes meaningless.
04:00 Our position will have to be returned.
04:02 But we are discussing.
04:04 We have discussed with the
04:06 Jamiat-e-Ulma-e-Islam.
04:08 We have discussed with the Sunni-Itihad.
04:10 I think, I will tell you one thing.
04:12 I have my own analysis.
04:14 I thought maybe we should discuss with Noon.
04:16 Maybe with PP.
04:18 Maybe we should not discuss with Maulana.
04:20 But we have discussed with Maulana.
04:22 So we do not have the intention
04:24 to discuss with the other two parties.
04:26 No, we have the intention to discuss with everyone.
04:28 But we will discuss on some basis.
04:30 So it cannot be that we say
04:32 leave this.
04:34 Leave the trust of people
04:36 on us, on our vote.
04:38 Bury it.
04:40 And start playing further.
04:42 This cannot happen.
04:44 This is such a situation
04:46 in 2024, that if we do not
04:48 bury it, then every election
04:50 will become meaningless.
04:52 If you have to write the results
04:54 of the election in a room and publish it
04:56 and whatever happens to the vote of the people,
04:58 then what will be the trust of anyone on the election?
05:00 This is a very fundamental matter.
05:02 In my opinion, this is a very big situation
05:04 which has taken shape.
05:06 We cannot move forward by ignoring it.
05:08 Okay, Mr. Musaddiq.
05:10 This is the biggest political crisis
05:12 that will be faced by you
05:14 when your government is formed.
05:16 How do you intend to deal with this crisis?
05:18 How can you deal with this?
05:20 A new government.
05:22 How will you deal with this crisis?
05:24 I am sorry,
05:26 I could not hear you in the studio
05:28 so I could not listen to your program.
05:30 I do not know what crisis you are talking about.
05:32 I will tell you briefly.
05:34 I have heard the last words of Mr. Salman Raja.
05:36 Mr. Salman Raja believes
05:38 that until the elections
05:40 in which the allegations of corruption
05:42 are put, it will not be right
05:44 how to move forward.
05:46 This is a big political crisis
05:48 which many parties will pose to you.
05:50 How will you deal with this?
05:52 This is absolutely right.
05:54 We were talking about this in 2018.
05:56 The government was in force for 4-4.5 years.
05:58 We kept saying that
06:00 in the 2018 elections
06:02 when there is no credibility in the elections,
06:04 when the results are announced
06:06 in the morning,
06:08 how will the government run?
06:10 I guess, just like it was in 2018,
06:12 it will run in 2024.
06:14 There was a crisis in 2018,
06:16 there is a crisis in 2024.
06:18 The only way to deal with this
06:20 is to correct the election process.
06:22 I think that
06:24 our priority will be
06:26 instead of
06:28 talking about electronic voting machines.
06:30 Today, there were electronic voting machines.
06:32 There were no Form 47, 42, 43, 49.
06:34 None of them were there.
06:36 And whatever result came out of the machine
06:38 was the result.
06:40 And this is what we were saying
06:42 that a country where there is corruption,
06:44 where the whole history is filled
06:46 with results, every person is worried.
06:48 In this day and age,
06:50 the result of the election
06:52 should not come all night,
06:54 whether it is 2018 or 2024, there is no excuse for that.
06:56 So, I think, to get out of this crisis,
06:58 first of all, we will join hands with the opposition.
07:00 We will sit with the opposition,
07:02 we will sit with the religious communities
07:04 and we will straighten out this process.
07:06 Because if this process is not straightened out,
07:08 then, as Javed Lateef
07:10 said in your program,
07:12 that this is injustice with me.
07:14 Or I have many friends
07:16 who are on GT road.
07:18 We never lost Gujranwala, Gujranwala lost.
07:20 We never lost Faisalabad, Faisalabad lost.
07:22 The people who have lost,
07:24 the claim of the people is that
07:26 with them, yes, I am saying the same thing,
07:28 but the belt of GT road,
07:30 in which we always win,
07:32 if we are losing there,
07:34 and Rana Sanaullah is also losing,
07:36 Khurram Dastagir Khan is also losing,
07:38 and Khwaja Saad Rafiq is also losing,
07:40 Javed Lateef is also losing,
07:42 and there are many leaders,
07:44 Murtaza Javed Abbasi is also losing,
07:46 then this will continue like this.
07:48 We will say, look, this is very unjust,
07:50 Raja Sahib is saying,
07:52 it is very unjust.
07:54 So, all these things,
07:56 until we do not do it right,
07:58 a credible election method,
08:00 a R.S. Mill will not be set,
08:02 till then it will continue like this.

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