PMLN Leader Rana Tanveer's respones CM Ali Amin Gandapur's statement

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00:00 Mr. Shah, first of all, you have heard Mr. Ali Amin's statement. How do you see him?

00:05 I think that you can understand his nature or his style as he is the Chief Minister.

00:16 I think he has more political points of view and he keeps on hitting people.

00:24 He is in a responsible position as he is the Chief Minister of a province.

00:30 The Chief Minister should conduct himself according to his official position.

00:40 He is not the old Ali Amin of Gandapur. He should be careful that he is the Chief Minister of a province.

00:58 Mr. Shah, I am sorry I am cutting you short. But after this, Ali Muhammad Khan has also complained that he is not being called to the meetings of SIFC.

01:08 Now there is a news that the Minister of Finance, Khaiber Pakhtunkhwa has been formally called to the EPICS Committee of the Finance Conference.

01:15 So will he have to threaten to be called to such meetings?

01:21 I don't know. I have just come from a meeting. He has been doing meetings all day.

01:29 I have just come from my office. But I think if he has been called, then there must have been some intervention.

01:39 He must have spoken or not called before. I don't know the details.

01:45 I don't know if he will conduct himself or confront the federal government.

01:51 It is a stupid thing to present the budget before the federal government.

02:02 Because the provincial government makes its own budget and then runs the work.

02:14 So I think if he does such things, then it will not be appropriate and the results will not be good.

02:23 Mr. Rana, what can be the thought behind this? KPK has started its budget session and has announced the budget.

02:29 The budget for Wifaq has not come yet. Now talks are being held with the IMF.

02:32 Now how much tax to be imposed and how much not to be imposed.

02:35 The budget has been presented in front. What can be the purpose behind this?

02:43 I think it can be an immaturity or some stupidity.

02:54 It can be unpolitical. They keep doing illegal things.

03:03 You are absolutely right. The budget is being discussed.

03:13 How much revenue will be there, how much tax will be imposed, how much receipts will be there, and then how will the distribution be.

03:17 How will it go to the provinces? Each province has a separate budget.

03:22 You know all these things.

03:26 So they make their budget based on that.

03:33 How much money will go to which province?

03:36 So how has he made the budget? On what basis has he made it? And why has he made it?

03:41 Now suppose that the revenue goes to the NFC award, whatever money the federal government will give them.

03:52 It will be based on the budget that he has made.

03:57 It will not be enough. It will be more or less.

04:00 Then the government will go to the assembly with the budget.

04:04 I don't understand anything like that.

04:07 Mr. Rai, if it is more, then more expenditures can be taken out.

04:11 But if it is less, then there will be no possibility of conflict in WIFAC and KPK.

04:20 No, what kind of conflict is this?

04:24 I think politically, what is his mental state?

04:31 What instructions has his PTI given him?

04:34 What kind of programs does he have?

04:37 But the federal government will handle everything.

04:41 Talking about handling, there was an incident last night, which could have been handled better according to the PTI.

04:49 The PTI, the Central Secretariat of Pakistan Tariq-e-Insaf,

04:52 dropped some areas of the PTI.

04:55 And before that, a lot of notices were given to the PTI according to the WIFAC minister.

05:03 But they say that they were not given to us, but to the previous owner, the Sartaj.

05:08 So that's why we didn't receive those notices.

05:11 Couldn't this matter have been handled better instead of doing it in the dark of the night?

05:17 So, on one hand, there is misunderstanding, and on the other, there is this kind of thing?

05:20 No, let me tell you one thing.

05:25 Look at his logic, his argument, what all does he tell?

05:34 What does he tell?

05:37 That the previous owner, or whoever it was,

05:42 if the building is encroached, it is built in such a place,

05:47 which is a place of CDA, so if you build on it, then the CDA notices are given one by one,

05:53 and then they have to remove the encroachment, whether it's mine or yours.

05:59 So they keep doing such operations in the dark,

06:03 whether it's PTI, PMLN, or of some individual, or of some other government institution.

06:11 I know when I was the Education Minister,

06:14 they had demolished the walls of Qaid-e-Azam University.

06:18 Our big meetings with them, with the CDA, with the Chairman,

06:25 PM Afaf was involved in that, so they went and demolished four of its walls.

06:30 And the boundary wall, and it was completely unsafe inside.

06:35 So I think these things don't give them a chance.

06:40 If they say that we are a big party, and we have a big political position,

06:44 then their conduct should be such that it should be appreciated,

06:49 or they should be understood as good people.

06:53 They say that people understood us well, that's why 70% of the people voted for us,

06:59 and you people stole our mandate, that is, PMLN stole it.

07:03 That's their stance.

07:06 Whatever they say, but the result is in front of you.

07:10 In this way, all the independent people stand up,

07:16 even in my circle, sometimes I meet them during the campaign,

07:20 I ask them, "Why did you stand up?"

07:23 They say, "We will win."

07:26 But there are other candidates for MPAs.

07:29 So I explain to them, "No, you won't win."

07:33 It is a misunderstanding that we will win.

07:36 We sit at home and win.

07:38 So this is also in my state of mind that we will get 70% vote.

07:42 For God's sake.

07:44 I also fought the election.

07:46 Ask them, "Did you get any vote?"

07:49 They are just like that, no vote.

07:52 Because they voted, the two elections, there was also a struggle.

07:56 And they had made so many arrangements there,

08:01 that people were roaming around in their teams,

08:04 they were involved in the campaign, in the polling stations.

08:07 So the result came again, which was also for Multan.

08:11 Now they will say that there is a struggle.

08:15 So they sit at home and win.

08:18 We sit at home and win.

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