"Ishaq Dar hi Bata Satke Hain Ke Faiz Hameed Ne Un Kay Sath Kya Ghalat Ky.." Javed Latif's Statement
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00:00I am a little surprised that the arrest of Faiz Hameed is considered a miracle by the important people of your government.
00:11I am talking about the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Ishaq Dar. Do you also consider it a miracle?
00:19It is okay that the arrest is considered a miracle. The reason for this is that unfortunately,
00:27there is a lot of political interference in Pakistan by the people sitting in the offices.
00:35We have heard about it, we have seen it, but this is the first time that a person has come out of his crease
00:45and has done everything in such a hurry and there is no one to ask him.
00:54It has been happening that people take care of their work only after retirement,
01:01but Faiz Hameed has not left this chain and no one has ever incited anyone to revolt before this.
01:12Mr. Faiz Hameed or his predecessors, I was listening to you just now,
01:20there was a ticker going on here that who is Nawaz Shiv doing the charge sheet?
01:25They are doing the charge sheet to the protesters who have been protesting since 2014.
01:32And then this is not the reality that when the NA120 Zimni election was held,
01:38when Nawaz Shiv was de-seated, who made two political parties overnight and why?
01:45And then in the same way, the 8th of February election, 8th of February 2024,
01:52there has been facilitation in this too.
01:55And this facilitation should be in the name of the public.
02:01Whether you punish them or not, but at least bring them in front of the people.
02:06Interestingly, Mr. Mian, I am sorry I am cutting you short,
02:09I am coming to 2024.
02:11Farm 47 has been run on both sides.
02:14You are saying it has been run on both sides.
02:16But that is interesting.
02:18I am coming to this election.
02:20Mr. Ishaq Dar has said one more thing.
02:22First I will come to what Mr. Ishaq Dar has said and then I will come to Mr. Mian.
02:25Mr. Dar is saying that Faiz Hameed apologized for the injustice that was done to him later on.
02:31Do you have any knowledge of what was done to Mr. Ishaq Dar?
02:35No, Anika, I don't have any knowledge.
02:38He can tell us better.
02:41It would be better if he answers what he is saying.
02:44But you are very well informed, Mr. Mian.
02:49We know that you know things that many people don't know.
02:53So if the Deputy Prime Minister is saying something like this,
02:58then he must have a certain background, which you must be aware of.
03:03No, Anika, I think that he should say it at that time.
03:11Okay.
03:13In this injustice that has been done to you,
03:17especially considering that PML-N and once again Mr. Mian has come to the field.
03:24After a long time, he has broken the fast quietly.
03:26Every time you come to my program and demand that Mr. Mian Nawaz Sharif should come to the field.
03:31Today he has come to the field.
03:33Mr. Mian, what is going to change?
03:36And why are you still asking me to come to the field?
03:41No, Anika, I think that he should come and speak again and again.
03:50I haven't seen that scene yet.
03:54I think the reason for that is that
03:58one institution has started self-accountability.
04:02And I wish, when I used to say this in the 18-month government,
04:08that facilitation is being done,
04:10then people like you used to ask,
04:15that you are a part of the cabinet, you are the government,
04:18where is the facilitation coming from?
04:21Then after 9-10 May, you saw that self-accountability was done.
04:24Then you saw that the arrests have started since a week.
04:29I wish, I wish this would have happened a long time ago.
04:32But even now, even if it is late,
04:35but even today, if you start the soil and weeds program,
04:41that let's do a little bit and leave the rest,
04:45then you will not be able to raise the trust of the nation,
04:48nor will you be able to put Pakistan on your feet.
04:52What you should do is,
04:54whether the politicians are involved in this,
04:58whether the people sitting in the institutions are involved in this,
05:01whether they are retired or are present,
05:04the people who had planned in front of the GHQ on 2022,
05:11that a rally should come,
05:13the people who had planned that an appointment should be stopped,
05:19and someone else should come.
05:21The people who had planned for 9-10 May,
05:25and the people who were involved.
05:28Today you are saying, or I am saying,
05:31that Faiz Ameer Sahib has a very long list of crimes.
05:36But the list of crimes is very long.
05:39So who is its beneficiary?
05:41The beneficiary is Imran Khan.
05:43He has not received anything yet.
05:45But I want to say…
05:46A little while ago, Wasi Sahib was saying that you have to prosecute.
05:50Without prosecution, there is persecution.
05:53If you keep someone in jail,
05:54then why is the government not able to prosecute?
05:57There were riots in the UK.
05:59Within days, they started making decisions.
06:01Here, we have been waiting for a year.
06:03On 9th, it happened.
06:04After that, you put R or Par on any side.
06:09Tell me, you are talking about Europe.
06:13How did the Judiciary behave there?
06:18And how long did the other investigators take?
06:25Did you see any political involvement?
06:28No.
06:29And here, political involvement,
06:31or pick and choose,
06:33has also happened among the accused.
06:35You see, on 9th, 10th May,
06:37the people who made the incident,
06:39I can name many people,
06:41who were released with money,
06:43on the investigation stage.
06:45Many people were bailed out later.
06:50And even today, I am saying that
06:52if these people had not planned
06:56the intense protest of the Bangladesh model,
07:02or had not facilitated it in that way,
07:05then perhaps, they would not have been arrested even today.
07:09The thing is that you have turned Pakistan upside down.
07:13What do you call national enmity?
07:17National enmity is when you make someone the government
07:20and remove someone else.
07:21No.
07:22National enmity is when you treat terrorists
07:28with your own state.
07:30And this has happened twice.
07:31What do you call rebellion?
07:33You have a law to incite rebellion.
07:39Rebellion has happened again and again.
07:42Why were they not arrested?
07:44Because they were patriots.
07:46And there was international pressure.
07:47Whose patriots are they?
07:48What kind of pressure was there?
07:49Whose patriots are they?
07:50It is true that Khakhan Abbasi,
07:52who you are quoting,
07:54that it has been a year and a half,
07:56but the accused have not yet come to any conclusion.
08:00The debate is correct.
08:02Who was supposed to draw this conclusion?
08:04Was it the government?
08:05No.
08:06It was the courts.
08:07Or if there is international pressure,
08:09then the nation should be trusted
08:11as to where this is coming from.