Bartania Mein Tabdeeli Ka Naara Rang Le Aaya Maria Memon Ka Bartanwi Election Par Ahem Tajzia
Bartania Mein Tabdeeli Ka Naara Rang Le Aaya Maria Memon Ka Bartanwi Election Par Ahem Tajzia
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00:00Welcome back.
00:01If we look at the global election trend, disruption is a very common issue.
00:06For example, if we talk about the UK, we see that the Labour Party came into power 14 years
00:12later.
00:13If we look at the numbers, what is the voter breakdown of the Labour Party in the UK?
00:22In 2019, they had only 202 seats.
00:26And now in 2024, they have increased to 410 seats.
00:30If we look at the scorecard of the Conservative Party, they had 365 seats in 2019.
00:37And they have come down considerably to 131 seats.
00:41Liberal Democrat Party, this is an interesting trend, which had only 11 seats.
00:46They have seen a lot of growth and have come down to 61 seats.
00:51So after 14 years, the Labour government has come back to Britain.
00:55If we look at the beauty of their democracy, the former Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, pressed
01:02a conference in front of everyone, admitted his defeat, admitted his mistakes, and said
01:07that we can learn a lot from this defeat, this is the time to reflect.
01:11Listen to what Rishi Sunak said.
01:13The British people have delivered a sobering verdict tonight.
01:16There is much to learn and reflect on.
01:18And I take responsibility for the loss.
01:20To the many good, hard-working Conservative candidates who lost tonight, despite their
01:25tireless efforts, their local records of delivery, and their dedication to their communities,
01:30I am sorry.
01:31Before I leave the job of Prime Minister, to which I have given my all, I will then
01:35return here to my family's home, and I look forward to spending more time with you all
01:39in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
01:41Thank you.
01:42We pray that in Pakistan, we too see a time where there is such a shift of power, where
01:48the loser admits his mistakes and apologizes to his voters, to his people, and the next
01:54Prime Minister is given this responsibility.
01:56What happens in Pakistan?
01:57Recently, the 2022 elections were held.
01:59Everyone clearly knows who won and who did not win there.
02:03It was Form 45, it was Form 47.
02:05If the people in Form 47 win, and then the victory speech that Nawaz Sharif did, which
02:11I think was the most important speech of his life, that day he could have decided which
02:15country the democracy would go to.
02:17What kind of victory speech did Nawaz Sharif do?
02:19Let's hear it.
02:22On behalf of myself, on behalf of Mr. Shabaz Sharif, on behalf of Maryam Aurangzeb,
02:28all of them are standing, right and left.
02:30We all congratulate you, because by the grace of God, in these elections, Pakistan,
02:37the Muslim League, has risen as the largest Jamaat in the world.
02:41All of them knew that they did not rise as the largest Jamaat, but still, if we say,
02:47they confidently gave a victory speech.
02:50Anyway, these are some examples in front of us, how to win even after losing, and how
02:56to lose even after winning.
02:58In this election, the genocide that is taking place in Gaza, it was being talked about,
03:04statements were being made in many constituencies, this issue was important for the voters there.
03:10Before the elections, in the British media, especially in the BBC, such stories were published
03:15in which it was said that, can the issue of Gaza be a deciding factor on some parties?
03:20Because, according to this report, by the way, this is the report of Ms. Alia Naski,
03:23which she did for the BBC.
03:24She said that many people in Britain say that the reaction of both parties to the Gaza
03:29issue and the Israeli attack was not enough.
03:33And about the local elections that took place some time ago, most of the commentators think
03:38that apparently, because of Gaza, Labour had to suffer losses in many councils.
03:43And these effects can be seen in the upcoming elections as well.
03:46And then we saw that it happened.
03:48There are five candidates in support of Gaza, who live in their constituencies.
03:55Because, principally, they have campaigned around this issue.
03:59And their local constituency was not happy with their first leadership,
04:03their soft stance on Gaza, which they had taken.
04:06And which five candidates are in support?
04:09Shaukat Adam was a free candidate.
04:11Shivani Arraja, she belongs to the Conservative Party.
04:15Ayub Khan, he was a free candidate from Birmingham.
04:18Adnan Hussain, his area was Blackburn, he was also a free candidate.
04:22Iqbal Muhammad, he was a free candidate, his area was Butler.
04:25So, the situation of Gaza, when the demographic is changing,
04:29it affected the elections in some constituencies,
04:33where people were not happy with their previous leadership stance.
04:36And they expressed that through votes as well.
04:38Mr. Fareed Qureshi, a representative of YNEWS, has kept an eye on the entire election from London.
04:42We will talk to him, we will ask him,
04:44what is the meaning of victory after 14 years in the Labour Party election?
04:48If we tell the people sitting in Pakistan,
04:51Mr. Fareed, how big a development is this?
04:54And what will be the effects of this change?
04:58The change is very big.
05:00Look, the Conservative Party ruled for 14 years.
05:03During that time, they also had to face big storms,
05:06such as Brexit and Coronavirus.
05:08But the trust of the people remained firm on them.
05:10Then, during Corona, people were told not to leave their homes.
05:15And people were picking up the corpses of their loved ones.
05:18At that time, there were parties in the Prime Minister's House.
05:20And this scandal was called the Partygate Scandal.
05:23When these details came out, the trust of the people again fell.
05:26The trust of the people fell on this party.
05:28After that, they started talking.
05:30Boris Johnson went, then Theresa May came, then Liz Truss came, then Rishi Sunak came.
05:35But the public did not express confidence in the change of leadership.
05:38And because of that, today, the oldest political party in the world
05:44had to face the worst defeat in the whole of Britain.
05:48And there was a big change, which was also called a big change by Keir Starmer.
05:53And he has reached the Prime Minister's House.
05:55He has also given his speech.
05:57And we saw in a very peaceful way that the whole transition happened.
06:01We did not see any third force interfering in this.
06:05That is why the politicians, the losers, also accepted defeat.
06:08And the winners also said that we will work together for the betterment of Britain.
06:13And all this happened in a very peaceful way.
06:15If we talk about voting, then we did not see any third force interfering.
06:21Voting was done in a very peaceful way.
06:23And the political workers did their campaign.
06:26But Farid, what were the big issues that people voted on?
06:29What were the big issues, if we say the turning factor,
06:31on which the voters have expressed their displeasure?
06:36When we spoke to the members of the government yesterday,
06:40they said that the public was angry with us.
06:42And Rishi Sonag also said that the public was angry with us.
06:45The most important things are the economic problems in Britain.
06:48Increasing inflation, cost of living, housing problems,
06:52problems in education, increase in knife crime and crimes.
06:56In addition, the international issues have also played a big role in this.
07:00In which the whole of Paris, Gaza issue,
07:02in which especially the ruling party,
07:05which came out in the beginning,
07:07how they supported terrorism with force,
07:09the public was angry with them.
07:11All these factors have played a role together.
07:14If anyone is given a good name, it will not be appropriate.
07:17There are many things that played a role in all this.
07:20And the Conservative Party faced the worst defeat.