"Kisi Ko Acha Lage Ya Bura, Imran Khan Popular Leader Hai...", Asif Kirmai's Big Statement

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00:00Mariyam Sahiba said that if you put a rakhna, you will get it with your own hands.

00:04Today, the sitting judges of the Supreme Court say that conscience is sold.

00:08These are not small things.

00:10Sir, if today Mariyam Sahiba...

00:12Yes.

00:13Then those whom she has addressed should answer her directly.

00:18As far as the hands are concerned,

00:20I pray that she can give relief to the people with her own hands.

00:25From inflation, poverty, unemployment...

00:27But you are not able to see this happening.

00:29As far as I am concerned, I am not optimistic.

00:34Okay.

00:35And doctor, just the fact that Mariyam Nawaz Sharif Sahiba had to say

00:39that the government will complete its five-year tenure

00:41in just five months.

00:43She is five months into her power and she is saying that they will complete it.

00:46This is something that you get to hear after two and a half years.

00:49You understand that the people are getting restless.

00:51Five months into your tenure and you are saying that they will complete it.

00:54Do you think there is any insecurity?

00:57Do they feel that it is an unstable government?

01:01Look, the governments that are not able to deliver to the public...

01:07You may know better than me.

01:09I also travel among people.

01:11I use public transport.

01:13I do groceries myself.

01:15People ask us questions.

01:17They stand up and ask.

01:18What is happening?

01:19Where did we sell electricity from?

01:21So, the stable governments are the ones

01:24who understand the pulse of the people

01:27and are able to connect with the people

01:29and are able to connect with the issues of the public.

01:32Then there is no need to say that

01:35those who know that the people are with me

01:37and I am delivering to the people

01:39are called a stable government.

01:43But if the people...

01:45Is there any clear credibility of this government today?

01:49Look, the elections have become controversial.

01:54The fight for Form 45 and 47...

01:57Until it doesn't go anywhere,

02:00until it doesn't reach a logical conclusion,

02:03there are doubts among the people.

02:06Sir, how does this not bother Nawaz Sharif?

02:10I can't say anything on this.

02:13The reason is that, as I said earlier,

02:16I am aware of Nawaz Sharif.

02:19He is a very principled person.

02:23He has taken many independent decisions

02:28at critical times.

02:30Sir, this is just for a month.

02:32Not for Bhai.

02:33Bhai has already scored 16 marks.

02:35This is only for Dukhtar, right?

02:37To see the Chief Ministership once.

02:39This is the politics of power.

02:41No, I am saying from day one

02:44that there is no politics of power in Pakistan.

02:46If there was politics of the people,

02:49this would have been the condition of the people today.

02:51The people are hanging from the poles of electricity.

02:53So, sir, doesn't Nawaz Sharif have any say in the Jamaat today?

02:57Has he learnt from his experience?

02:59Has he learnt from the past?

03:01You told him that he is the statesman of this country.

03:06He has learnt from his mistakes.

03:08Can he not translate or explain this to his daughter or his brother?

03:12Is there any more helplessness?

03:14I don't know what it is.

03:16But I understand that the proactive or active role

03:21that Mr. Mian should play in the party and in government affairs,

03:27he is not able to do it or he is not allowed to do it.

03:31I can't say.

03:32Look, yesterday he made a statement.

03:34Yesterday or today,

03:35on which he expressed great concern about the electricity bills.

03:38So, look, the government is of PMLN.

03:40So, if the President of PMLN expresses concern,

03:44it means that everything is not good.

03:47All is not well.

03:48And this is what I said.

03:50That the middle class and the poor are in a very bad state.

03:53You should pay attention to this.

03:54Give them relief.

03:55People are yearning for relief.

03:58The people for whom the President made this country for the middle class and the poor,

04:03they are in a bad state.

04:05Sir, so, asking the Supreme Court judges to let this country function,

04:09to say that the constitution is being rewritten,

04:12to bring back a person,

04:14according to them, has Imran Khan gone mad?

04:18Is this your reading?

04:19Look, whether you like it or not,

04:22I have been saying this for a long time.

04:24So, you have to say it on the spot, Mr. Karmani.

04:26I have been saying this for a long time.

04:28When I was in PMLN, I didn't leave it.

04:30Even then, I used to say.

04:31Look, whether you like it or not,

04:34Imran Khan is the most popular leader at the moment.

04:37Whether someone likes it or not.

04:40You can do 10 things against him.

04:43You can punish him.

04:44You can do whatever you want.

04:45What about his vote bank?

04:46So, sir, I am asking, has this phenomenon of Noon League overpowered him?

04:53When I had invited Mr. Mian in London,

04:56and let me tell you one thing,

04:58I used to respect Mr. Nawaz Sharif yesterday.

05:00I still do.

05:01I will continue to respect him till the day I die.

05:03Okay, I have separated myself from that community.

05:06I am at Mr. Mian's service and record.

05:10I have written many times that our competition is not with Mr. Imran Khan.

05:15Our competition is with the expensive bills of inflation, poverty, unemployment, electricity and gas.

05:22And I am saying this as a member of the PDM government.

05:24Sir, but despite what you are saying,

05:26you are seeing that the community is struggling with the same issue.

05:31That is, Imran Khan should not come out.

05:33So, this is someone's very deep-rooted fear.

05:37This is a fear factor.

05:40Now, it is obvious whether someone believes it or not.

05:43But when you see, instead of talking about public issues,

05:47I say that PMLN has made Imran Khan the leader.

05:52You see, when there was a vote of no confidence,

05:55people were so worried about inflation.

05:57Imran Khan's graph had come down.

06:00But today, if Imran Khan's graph has gone up,

06:03then I understand that what I call political toddlers,

06:07that there was a need to reduce polarization.

06:12More polarization was added to it.

06:14And the issues of the public were ignored.

06:17We raise our voice for that.

06:19We kept raising it in the party.

06:20We kept raising it in the Senate.

06:21We kept raising it outside.

06:22We will keep raising it.

06:23But it is a matter of preference.

06:25I think that this government needs to revisit its preferences.

06:31It needs to re-prioritize.

06:33Sir, I will ask two important questions at the end.

06:35Why is this government so desperate for two-thirds majority?

06:38Or why is it so angry and patient?

06:41Why is it so sad and angry after this decision?

06:43What was to be done with two-thirds majority?

06:46Look, two-thirds majority is a very far-fetched thing.

06:50I don't even see a simple majority in the coming days.

06:54Even now, look, we were not able to get a simple majority on 8th February.

06:59I am sorry, I used the word we.

07:01It is a habit.

07:02It will fade away slowly.

07:03The PMLN was not able to get a simple majority.

07:08I have also seen a time when there were queues after Jati Umrah.

07:13People were pushing each other for tickets.

07:16It was like breaking a window and there was a rush.

07:19After that, look at Nawaz Sharif who used to rule with two-thirds majority.

07:24There are records in all four provinces.

07:26Gilgit-Baltistan, Azad-Kashmir.

07:28Where are they standing today?

07:31This was my question to them, which has always been.

07:34And I kept saying.

07:35Sir, did you ever think that there would be a time when

07:38there would be more branding on those who talk about civilian supremacy?

07:44Or social media platforms would be banned, suspended.

07:48There would be internet firewalls in the era of Noon League.

07:50Punjab defamation bills would be coming.

07:52Or a political group would be banned.

07:57I said that the fear factor is such a government that is in fear.

08:07And this is a government full of fear, which I understand.

08:11Politics is competed in the field of politics.

08:14And this used to be Nawaz Sharif's test.

08:18This is what I want to cry.

08:20This is what I want to beat.

08:21Where is that Nawaz Sharif?

08:24Where is that Nawaz Sharif who used to send me?

08:27Go and solve this problem.

08:29Why is flour expensive?

08:30Why is sugar expensive?

08:31Why did inflation happen?

08:32Why did this happen?

08:33Thank you very much.

08:34Dr. Asif Kirmani has been a former political secretary.

08:38We are looking for that Nawaz Sharif who used to talk about unity.

08:41He used to talk about the people.

08:42He used to talk about principles.

08:44But today he is not able to talk.

08:47He is not able to play an active role.

08:49He is not able to see the Jamaat getting a simple majority.

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