Why Maulana Fazal ur Rehman Announce that he would lead the movement on his own? Ali Muhammad Khan's Reveals
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Why Maulana Fazal ur Rehman Announce that he would lead the movement on his own? Ali Muhammad Khan's Reveals
Why Maulana Fazal ur Rehman Announce that he would lead the movement on his own? Ali Muhammad Khan's Reveals
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00:00But the concerns of Bani PTI regarding Faiz Hamid's case, that he can be used against him, what is your point of view on this?
00:15Look, in any case, the world looks at us as one nuclear power.
00:21So, the army chief of a nuclear state or its DGI is not an ordinary position.
00:26So, it is not a matter of joy for us that any DGI is court-martialed on him.
00:32This is a very big question mark for the whole country.
00:35But if he is being prosecuted under an internal mechanism, an internal accountability system, then it is fine.
00:44But if he is being manipulated politically, as you see every day, the government ministers, what do they have to do with this?
00:51Harni has an internal working mechanism, what do you have to do with it?
00:56If you talk a lot about it, then the defense minister can say two or three lines.
01:01But your information minister sits and does not know what to say.
01:04In a way, we should appreciate that the army is the only institution in which the highest level, the highest personality can also be held accountable.
01:12Look at the politicians here, those who have been held accountable, they also come back to power after 10 years, 5 years, 15 years.
01:19At least one institution is becoming an example here.
01:25Look, I will speak the truth.
01:27I have also been in this system for a while now.
01:30I have felt that the politicians are the weakest and most vulnerable class of this country.
01:37Because you can pick them up at any time and make them disappear, make a case on them, make them a country, hang them, shoot them.
01:45There is no system in your country.
01:47Look, from 1947 to today, more than half of the time there have been military dictators.
01:53And when the civilians came in the rest of the time, how many of them were in power, everyone knows.
01:58That is why we will have to sit on these things and make strong decisions.
02:01It is the fault of the corrupt politicians.
02:04There are a lot of corrupt people.
02:06But that is not the solution.
02:10That is part of the problem.
02:12What did your bureaucracy not do?
02:14What did the judiciary not do?
02:15What did the military establishment not do?
02:17So that's why I said one thing and talked about Imran Khan.
02:22Many months ago, after the election on February 16, 2024,
02:27I met Mr. Khan for the first time when I talked to him for a long time.
02:30Because first I was in jail, then Mr. Khan went to jail.
02:33I had not seen him for a long time.
02:35We met for the first time.
02:37I came out and talked to Mr. Khan.
02:39Mr. Khan is talking about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
02:41This is the thought that if the establishment, politicians and all the intelligentsia sit on it.
02:48Look, this is our country.
02:50No one else has to come and fix it.
02:52Neither can a single politician do it, nor can a single political party do it.
02:54So everyone will have to admit to their mistakes.
02:57If a politician says that the entire establishment has done it, that is wrong.
03:00But the concept that the corrupt politicians have looted the people, that is also wrong.
03:04Yes.
03:06No, someone has looted it.
03:08The problem is that we keep getting opportunities again and again.
03:11Take the example of Mr. Zardari.
03:13He became the first president.
03:15Today he got an opportunity again.
03:17Mr. Nawaz Sharif has become the Prime Minister three times.
03:19Today, practically, he is ruling.
03:21Mr. Shahbaz Sharif is there, but of course, his younger brother is there.
03:23Anyway, moving away from this topic, tell me this.
03:25You had expressed very good thoughts about Mr. Fazlur Rehman.
03:28You had expressed very good thoughts.
03:30And you said that now he is a powerful hand.
03:32I remember you saying this to us.
03:34I mean, you were talking about this.
03:36Now he is on the verge of running a separate movement.
03:38So will this unity not remain, which you had with him?
03:46Look, I personally respect Maulana Sahib.
03:50Especially on some issues, I think that the role of the scholars is very important.
03:55Like the issue of Khatm-e-Nabut has just come up.
03:57I personally went to him and talked to him in the assembly.
03:59And he assured me that he will also play the role that he expects.
04:03So on religious issues, on the issue of Khatm-e-Nabut, there is a great role.
04:08But there is one thing that he has said a few things.
04:12I think he should definitely think that if he works in the form of an alliance,
04:17then maybe it will be better.
04:19Because what he says, what Maulana Sahib says about religion at the mosque,
04:24the same thing is said by his colleagues, or whatever you call them,
04:29former Prime Minister Imran Khan,
04:32the same thing is said by Iyaq-e-Nabut, Iyaq-e-Nasta'in, Madina-e-Riyasat,
04:35and the case of the Prophet's honorability to the Prophet.
04:38America is standing on the chest of those companions and saying that.
04:42So that's why I think that we have a lot of common values in them.
04:46We can walk together.
04:48That's why I don't want to say anything like that.
04:49But there has to be something.
04:51There has to be something.
04:53Ali Muhammad Khan Sahib, I just want to know that you also expressed a good opinion.
04:57Despite the criticisms of the past, the way they were called by Imran Khan Sahib,
05:01by Bani, by ATI.
05:03And you tell me, what has happened now?
05:07What is the situation now?
05:09What is the situation now?
05:11What is the situation now?
05:13What is the situation now?
05:15What is the situation now?
05:16What is the situation now?
05:18What has happened now?
05:20What has happened now that Maulana Sahib has come to give this statement
05:23that in the past, the experience with our allies was not good
05:26and now we don't want to be ashamed of ourselves, nor do we want to embarrass anyone.
05:30There has to be a reason behind this.
05:32Why is he saying this?
05:34This field has been court-martialed by Maulana Sahib, Zardari Sahib and Mia Sahib.
05:40They have never been with us.
05:42So their experience with them was bad.
05:44They have never been with us.
05:46I will tell you this,
05:48in the past 4-5 months,
05:50one thing has become very good,
05:52which I am personally happy about.
05:54Look, here I always say this,
05:56the criticism of the past has always been directed towards me.
05:58I have always said that I never call any opposition politician a traitor or a terrorist.
06:04So what has happened in the present period,
06:06Maulana Sahib, when we have come a little closer,
06:08so some people from our side,
06:10who used to use wrong words,
06:13that has stopped.
06:14On the other hand, Khan Sahib has stopped calling Imran Khan Sahib a Jew.
06:17He no longer considers Imran Khan Sahib a Jew.
06:20In fact, he himself said that he was a political commentator.
06:23So some reforms have been made,
06:25that Imran Khan Sahib is a Jew.
06:28And the person who rose as the biggest force against the Jews,
06:33when he stood up in the United Nations and said that
06:36we have the same point of view on the Palestinian issue as the Palestinians,
06:40and fought for the birth of the Holy Prophet.
06:41So these reforms have been reduced.
06:44I think this is good for politics.
06:46But I will definitely say one thing,
06:48the country that is in pain today,
06:50the country that was killed last night,
06:52the country that the United States made the regime change,
06:54or whatever you call it,
06:56whether it was blood interference,
06:58conspiracy, whatever,
07:00all that happened under the PDM,
07:02the markets that were set up in the Sindh House,
07:04the head of the PDM was Maulana Sahib.
07:06Despite that, we opened our hearts and extended a hand of friendship.