Sanam Javed re-arrested after release - Fawad Chaudhry's Big Statement - video Dailymotion

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00:00See, the political class in the world, they do politics, they do fights, on issues.

00:07Where there is talk of their own survival, they go together.

00:10There is also personal criticism, you can see how much personal criticism there is,

00:14but there is a limit to it. It is not that you don't care about others.

00:18Or the way it is happening here, the way there is discrimination, barbarism,

00:23there is contempt for women, there is contempt for families.

00:26Sanam Javed was arrested in the evening, she was arrested again and taken away.

00:31So, there is no decency in politics.

00:35There is so little space that it is surprising that there is a state of suffocation.

00:41So, the politicians had to make this space, right?

00:43Why would anyone else come and make it? Why would the court make it?

00:46Why would Muktadara make it? You had to make it for each other.

00:48No, Muktadara and the establishment and the court, it is their responsibility to make it.

00:53But they have always been politicians.

00:56It is not like that. You have to pick things from the menu.

00:59So, you have to take what is in your menu.

01:02It is not the role of the politicians. It is a tradition.

01:04Because it is easy to blame the politicians. You do it, everyone does it.

01:08But the fact is that there is an atmosphere in Pakistan since 1953.

01:11The responsibility of bringing changes in that atmosphere is now of the court and the establishment.

01:17Politicians are at number three. So, things have to change in this sequence.

01:22So, you are taking the responsibility of your situation to other institutions.

01:25If Muktadara and the court are in a mood, things will change.

01:29If not, then what should we do? This is the menu.

01:31No, social change has come in Pakistan. It will have to change.

01:34The problem is that from 1953 onwards, we were running as a rental economy.

01:40There were wars in our areas. We were a front security state.

01:44First, there was the Soviet Union.

01:47Then, the Korean War started. Then, the Vietnam War started.

01:50Then, the Afghan War started.

01:52We never had to make our own money.

01:56There was no need to earn.

01:57There was no need to earn.

01:58Now, the problem is that in the next three to five years,

02:03there will be two big wars, the Ukraine War and the Gaza War.

02:06This will be the focus of the world.

02:08There is no war in our area.

02:10On top of that, for the first time in the last ten years, we are realizing that we will have to create our own economy.

02:16We have lost our relevance in the Arab world.

02:19And on top of that, our own internal circumstances have added up.

02:25Now, look at how big a storm it is.

02:27It has been six to seven months since Shabaz Sharif became the Prime Minister for the second time.

02:32Not a single European Union country called him.

02:35He did not speak to the President of the United States of America.

02:38Because the world thinks that he has come from a rigged election.

02:43So, the democracies there, the democratic countries,

02:46are hesitating to accept Shabaz Sharif as the legitimate Prime Minister.

02:52And this is a very big dilemma.

02:54Pakistan as a country.

02:56And we are not understanding how to create our own relevance.

03:00The push that we used to get from the Arab world,

03:04we used to get money,

03:06that is also not coming.

03:07Because the priorities of the leadership there have also changed.

03:10They are thinking in terms of money, profit.

03:14Futuristic investment.

03:15If they go, they will invest money in Japan, somewhere else.

03:17They are investing money in India.

03:19And see, the real thing is that until you, Pakistan,

03:22do not create your own relevance in the world,

03:25it will be like this.

03:26If there is no relevance, then who will ask?

03:27There will be relevance when you first decide inside,

03:29that where are you?

03:30Are you a hybrid system?

03:32Are you a democratic system?

03:33What do you want to become?

03:34After 75 years, you declare that democracy is not democracy.

03:37This is the confusion in the system.

03:39We want to declare ourselves as North Korea,

03:41but it is not happening.

03:42It is the helplessness of the economy.

03:44And because of that, we have to become a normal democracy.

03:48We will have to go towards that.

03:49Political parties also have a role.

03:51Around 50% you can say, political parties have a role,

03:5450% other parties have a role.

03:56Only 50%, Mr. Prawat.

03:57You are making yourself very small.

03:59There are a lot of things in the hands of politicians.

04:01If you sit together.

04:02What all have you not done?

04:03In the history of the country,

04:04how have the politicians not faced the Amrits?

04:08Yes, that is also there.

04:09But the kind of change that you are talking about,

04:14it has a lot of value.

04:15That value should not be there for the country.

04:17It is better to have a grand political dialogue

04:20and things should settle down in it.

04:22We do not want turmoil.

04:27There should not be turmoil.

04:29And things should take each other a few steps back

04:34and things should go towards improvement.

04:36This will be the best.

04:37What is the best?

04:38The best is that the judiciary says,

04:40give us a mandate.

04:41This is the best case scenario for you people.

04:43So why will the government do that?

04:45You say, release Mr. Imran Khan.

04:47Why will the government do that?

04:48Then you demand from them to end the cases.

04:51Why will the government do that?

04:52So your best case scenario is not the best case scenario of the government.

04:56No, leave this best case scenario.

04:58Our best case scenario is that you abolish the constitution.

05:01When you abolish the constitution,

05:02all these things become the same.

05:04The problem is,

05:05if you say that the government does not want to abolish the constitution

05:08and does not accept the mandate of the people,

05:11then you tell me,

05:12then the country cannot be normal.

05:14Because they will do this,

05:15they will accept the mandate,

05:16you will come and put them in jails.

05:17Basically, leave the mandate.

05:18No, you will put them in jails.

05:19No, why will we put them in jails?

05:20They say on record,

05:21you will come and put them in jails,

05:23so we will put them in jails first.

05:24We will play jail-to-jail.

05:26No, I am saying that

05:27this thing can be discussed.

05:29This thing can be discussed.

05:30I had also said that

05:31we should reform this.

05:33For example,

05:34in America,

05:35the prosecutor general's office is independent.

05:38You bring him here

05:39as if you appoint a judge of the Supreme Court

05:41and he decides

05:42whether he wants to send the cases or not.

05:45There can be such things.

05:47There is no problem in that.

05:48But the real problem,

05:49this is not the problem that you are talking about.

05:51The problem is that

05:52we are not ready to accept

05:54that there is a status of the people of Pakistan in this country.

05:57The real problem is that

05:58the treatment of the people of Pakistan

06:01is as a second-grade citizen.

06:03And until that is not done,

06:05this war will continue

06:07between the people of Pakistan

06:09and the integrity of Pakistan.

06:11For example,

06:12I will tell you an incident

06:13as to how we treat our own citizens.

06:15It was published in Zaman Park

06:17and there were people there.

06:20Senator Rijal Chaudhary was also there.

06:22All these people were arrested.

06:24I am telling you this before 9th May.

06:26Now all those poor people

06:28are sitting on the floor of the police station

06:30for the race course.

06:32At 3 o'clock in the night,

06:34a policeman comes and says,

06:36who is Mr. Shahid among you?

06:39He said,

06:40he is from our JLM,

06:42Shahid has stood up.

06:43He said,

06:44come Mr. Shahid,

06:45are you a British citizen?

06:46He said,

06:47yes, I am a British citizen.

06:49At 3.30 in the night,

06:50Lahore police apologized to Shahid and released him.

06:53And our senator,

06:55Rijal Chaudhary,

06:56our MPA,

06:57those poor people were sitting on the floor.

06:59This is the condition of your own citizens

07:02in your own country.

07:04There is a vote.

07:05On 8th February,

07:06overwhelmingly,

07:07the vote is going to PTI.

07:09The next day,

07:10you changed all the votes

07:11and took Form 47.

07:12This is the status of your citizens.

07:14So, this is not a problem

07:16in any way in the country

07:18that you have to send them to jail

07:20or not.

07:21The real problem is

07:22that you are not ready to give respect

07:24to the citizens of Pakistan.

07:26This is fundamental to everything.

Sanam Javed re-arrested after release - Fawad Chaudhry's Big Statement

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