"Jab Awam inse Puchegi Hamare Liye Kiya Kia To ye keh Deinge Hamaray Pas Ikhtiyar Nahi tha..."

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"Jab Awam inse Puchegi Hamare Liye Kiya Kia To ye keh Deinge Hamaray Pas Ikhtiyar Nahi tha..."
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00:00Do you think Mian Nawaz Sharif's decision to take over the government was right?
00:28I have heard Mian Javed Lateef say many times that he should not have taken over the government.
00:34He has more understanding of the party than I do.
00:39And if you look at his statement two minutes ago, he said that there is no power.
00:44And since when is there no power? Since 2022.
00:47He is doing a lot of injustice to the people of Pakistan.
00:50He is doing a lot of injustice. He is enjoying himself.
00:53There is no shortage of perks and privileges.
00:56Helicopters, planes, big cars, trips abroad.
01:00There is no shortage of all that. There is no restriction in that.
01:03If there is a restriction in making decisions, then it is a lot of injustice to the people of Pakistan.
01:08With 24-25 crore people, you can say that we cannot make decisions.
01:14We had to make decisions for the betterment of the people.
01:16That is being stopped. There is no decision-making.
01:18Then there should have been a new government.
01:20It should not have been taken on the basis of 16 months of experience.
01:23And after the election results of February 24, it should not have been taken at all.
01:28Because you did not have a mandate.
01:30And the second thing is that I will believe Javed Lateef's words more that if there is no power,
01:36then there is a lot of injustice to the people of Pakistan.
01:39And who is doing injustice? Those who are sitting in the cabinet and sitting in big offices.
01:43They are sitting as governors and as chief ministers.
01:46You tell yourself that this is justice to the people of Pakistan.
01:49You are saying, let me enjoy. Let me do foreign tours.
01:53Give me a plane, a helicopter and big cars.
01:56But do not ask me why I am not making good decisions because I do not have the power.
02:01And in this way, you will spend the next four years, four and a half years.
02:05And when you look back and see the people, they will say, who was responsible for our downfall?
02:10You will say that we had already told you that we do not have the power.
02:13I think there is more injustice than this.
02:16Sir, the big reason for this, Mr. Zubair, is not that there are two forms of politicians.
02:21One is for power. Even if there is no power, we will take power.
02:26And one is the power itself, which is a very big thing for which all this is.
02:32The second thing is that my opponent, who is perhaps more accepted than me at the moment,
02:38if this is said, then perhaps it will not be wrong.
02:41My politics is based on the fact that my opponents should first put him in jail,
02:47keep him in jail, do not let him get out.
02:50There is only one way for my survival.
02:52Mr. Zubair, a quick response, are these the two reasons for which the possibility of a coup has increased?
02:57Yes, absolutely.
02:58I agree 100% with your analysis that the overall objective is to finish your opponent,
03:07to destroy him.
03:09Generations to come will ask, what was PTI?
03:14Who was Imran Khan?
03:16When your objective is this, then you are ready to make that sacrifice.
03:21Since I do not have the power in that way, because you are obviously someone else's deceased.
03:26You are not on the basis of the votes of the public.
03:28You know how you can decide by putting someone in your eyes.
03:34But along with that, your number one objective is to put Imran Khan in jail,
03:41or destroy him, or not give him a mandate, or put a ban on him.
03:45Which means that the majority of Pakistanis are traitors,
03:48because the majority of Pakistanis think that Imran Khan is not a traitor.
03:52The majority of Pakistanis think that PTI is not a traitor.
03:55Then you are saying that the majority is wrong.
03:58The same mistake that you say, do not take the name of East Pakistan,
04:01but this is the same classic example.
04:03It is a classic example.
04:04And along with that, there is a lot of work.
04:07On 9th May, there was an election campaign,
04:10that we have a competition with the people of 9th May.
04:13People have voted.
04:15Mr. Javed Latif, I do not know whether you will be able to give a fair answer to this or not.
04:20You will have political constraints.
04:22Should the government of Form 47 have taken this?
04:25Should the big leaders have come to this assembly through Form 47?
04:32Why have these decisions been made?
04:34Are there no leaders in this country who make principled decisions,
04:38instead of political compulsions?
04:42Look Kashif, you said that if I have a political constraint,
04:47then I may be able to answer it in that way or not.
04:50This does not matter to me.
04:53What matters to me is that the reality,
04:56if someone wants to express the whole reality,
04:59then it is the duty of the other person to also express the whole reality.
05:03If you want to hear the reality or do the reality,
05:06then I will answer in the same way.
05:08The matter is simple.
05:10As long as Mohammad Zubair was in the Jamaat,
05:14especially till 2024,
05:17I remember that he was completely in agreement with the Jamaat.
05:21If someone wants to ask about 2022, 2023 or 2017,
05:27then Mr. Zubair is equally responsible to answer as I am today.
05:32Secondly, if you break the agreements with the world powers and financial institutions,
05:47then the people who come and make agreements,
05:50then they do it on strict conditions,
05:52then you will have to think about who is guilty in this.
05:55It should be seen that the person who broke the agreement should also be investigated,
06:00and the person who made the new agreements should also be investigated.
06:03Look, Mr. Zubair is sitting and talking in the wrong place.
06:05He has started laughing now.
06:07Look, he was inside at the time when all these agreements were broken at different times.
06:12Imran Khan sir also broke it.
06:14Yes.
06:15You people broke it.
06:16Now come.
06:17And I, wait a second.
06:19Mr. Zubair, you have to answer in 20 seconds.
06:21We sacrificed politics to save the state.
06:23How much of this statement is based on a lie in the Muslim League?
06:28I will not say such a strong word, but it was not right.
06:30There was no reality to it.
06:32If Imran Khan did not increase the prices at the end of February,
06:36then in the middle of April, the PMLN government did not increase the prices.
06:40April 30th was not increased again.
06:42May 15th was not increased again.
06:44These were all IMF conditions.
06:46You came.
06:47Imran Khan did not increase the prices at the end of February.
06:50So who was stopping you?
06:51Did you increase the prices on April 15th, 2022?
06:54Did you increase the prices on April 30th?
06:56So how do you classify breaking the agreement?
07:01And then we got the 8th tranche in August.
07:06So what was the problem after that?
07:08What was the problem after that?
07:09In August 2022, two years ago,
07:11so now we will keep crying there.
07:13We will be stuck there.
07:14Why did that happen at that time?
07:15So I said, Mr. Zubair will tell.
07:17I will say and then you will say.
07:19Because the problem is that the argument that should be used in politics should also be factual.
07:24But my question was completely different.
07:26You went to the financial institutions.
07:27I agreed with you.

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