" Wukla Ka Ehtijaj Jaiz Magar. ." Tajzia Car Haider Naqvi Ka Ahem Tajzia

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00:00 "In fact, the demands of these vulnerable communities and organizations should certainly

00:06 be listened to by the high authorities.

00:08 This is one thing, but there is another aspect to it that we should look at and understand.

00:13 First, look at the date today, it is 8th May, and tomorrow is 9th May.

00:16 9th May will always be remembered as a black day in the history of Pakistan.

00:21 So if anything like this is happening, and any such agitation, any such protest, any

00:27 such demonstration, then it can be a way of forcing the Pakistani people to think that

00:34 you have no confidence in the state, you have no confidence in the state institutions, whether

00:39 it is the judiciary or other institutions or the government.

00:42 So our vulnerable community should also think that their protest will certainly be legitimate,

00:46 but they could have chosen another time for it.

00:49 In the past, we have seen the protest of the vulnerable community.

00:57 If we start from 2007, then what happened to the protests on the streets, the whole of

01:00 Pakistan saw it.

01:01 And after that, what happened to those for whom they stood or those for whom they stood

01:05 for, the whole of Pakistan saw how Pakistan was harmed in the economy after all those

01:10 decisions, Pakistan's state was harmed in terms of peace and security and whatever

01:16 else, that is the history of the Chief Justice of Pakistan.

01:20 Okay, Mr. Badi, before you go, please tell us that yesterday you announced the Mulgir

01:25 strike, if I am not mistaken, from the Pakistan Bar Council.

01:29 Yes, absolutely, in all the courts of Pakistan, our Pakistan Bar Council, the Supreme Court

01:34 Bar Association, the Lahore High Court Bar Association and the Punjab Bar Council and

01:39 the entire Pakistan Bar Council, Bar Associations, all the benches, there will be a complete strike.

01:44 What is the status of the negotiations so far?

01:46 We were learning that your negotiations are being held to solve this issue.

01:51 Sir, the thing is that the doors are always open for negotiations, there is no fun in

01:56 negotiations, but these are at a time when the ego of the person talking to the next

02:02 person is not present in the middle.

02:05 How long is your strike?

02:06 I mean, yesterday you called for one day or you are continuing it?

02:10 Yes, look, now all our leadership is doing it for tomorrow, for one day, after that

02:16 we will do the next strategy, God willing, all the dedicated organizations will sit down

02:21 and will give a joint action for the entire Pakistan.

02:24 Thank you very much, thank you very much for giving time, Mr. Badi.

02:27 Look, viewers, obviously, you saw that when we started watching on television screens

02:32 from the morning, Lahore and that too the heart of Lahore, Pakistan and in the city of

02:37 Lahore, this whole matter has happened at the GPO square, so this is the center of Lahore

02:41 and when you get to see such a scene from there, then obviously, we Pakistanis are worried,

02:45 the world is also worried about what is happening in Pakistan.

02:47 All these matters should be solved amicably.