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Guests:
- Sardar Saleem Haider Khan (Governor Punjab)
- Shoaib Shaheen PTI
- Barrister Aqeel Malik PMLN
- Maulana Hafiz Hamdullah Saboor JUIF
Inside Story of PPP, PMLN meeting in Punjab - Governor Punjab Told Everything
Imran Khan Ki Jail Mein Sakhtiyun Mein Izafa - Governor Punjab Raises Important Question
Who will be the next Chief Justice of Pakistan? - Barrister Aqeel Breaks Big News
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Host:
- Aniqa Nisar
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- Sardar Saleem Haider Khan (Governor Punjab)
- Shoaib Shaheen PTI
- Barrister Aqeel Malik PMLN
- Maulana Hafiz Hamdullah Saboor JUIF
Inside Story of PPP, PMLN meeting in Punjab - Governor Punjab Told Everything
Imran Khan Ki Jail Mein Sakhtiyun Mein Izafa - Governor Punjab Raises Important Question
Who will be the next Chief Justice of Pakistan? - Barrister Aqeel Breaks Big News
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00:00In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful, I am Aneeka Nisar with the program at the Razak.
00:14Viewers, when Mr. Nawaz Sharif came back from London, there was a celebration in October.
00:20After that, there were elections.
00:22After the results of the elections, it was said that Mr. Nawaz Sharif was not very happy with the results of the elections.
00:28He was not happy with the way the government was in the form of a hung parliament.
00:33But because his daughter, Mariam Nawaz Sahiba, had become the CM of Punjab,
00:38it was one of his priorities to take care of her and boost her political career.
00:45Now there are news that Mr. Nawaz Sharif will soon go to London, get treated and come back.
00:51A lot of people have doubts about his return.
00:56They have doubts because he had gone to get treated before.
01:00He stayed out for a long time and did not come back.
01:02He came back in October.
01:04When he was certain that his party was going to come,
01:10there are a lot of doubts in his own party.
01:14Mr. Mian Javed Lati said that I think he will go to London next month.
01:18After that, Mr. Sadiq said that Mr. Nawaz Sharif still has no intention of going out.
01:24If he goes out, he will come back.
01:26He will run the party.
01:28Then Mr. Ahsan Iqbal said that there is still no end to the program of going to London.
01:32PTI has responded to this.
01:34What did Mr. Asad Qaisar say?
01:38Mr. Mian is going out again to London.
01:41What will you say?
01:42The purpose for which he came was not fulfilled.
01:46His brother deceived him.
01:49On the one hand, this is going on.
01:51On the other hand, there is talk of negotiations.
01:53It is also being said that Mr. Nawaz Sharif has said that
01:56there should be negotiations with PTI.
01:58With Mr. Mehmood Khan Achakzai.
02:00I have already said in my program that
02:02Mr. Mehmood Khan Achakzai and Mr. Nawaz Sharif had a relationship.
02:08Not a week or two ago, but two or three months ago.
02:13Mr. Ahsan Iqbal has said about negotiations with Bani Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf or Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf
02:18that first apologize about 9th May and then talk.
02:22Negotiations with Mr. Imran Khan and his style of politics cannot be held until he apologizes to the nation and our national security agencies on 9th May.
02:34If PTI wants to create a place for itself in politics,
02:38then they will have to apologize to the nation by taking a U-turn from this terrorism, extremism and country-enemy politics.
02:47Then a place will be created for them.
02:50Now I don't understand whether we are going to negotiate or not.
02:53There is a contradiction in the conversations of senior leaders.
02:57Khawaja Asif has also said that if such negotiations are taking place,
03:00they should not be a part of the team.
03:02There is also news that negotiations with Achakzai are going to start.
03:07I am not a member of the team.
03:09Do you want negotiations with PTI or not?
03:12With PTI?
03:13Yes.
03:14You are not in the right.
03:15I am not in the right.
03:17The leadership of PMLN is not in the right to have negotiations with such a large number of people.
03:21But Mr. Mehmood Khan Achakzai has confirmed that he has met Mr. Rana Zanaullah.
03:25And we can talk about the negotiations later.
03:28This confirmation in itself that he has met him and reached out to him
03:31is a proof that there are two sides in the government.
03:37Which side will win?
03:38This is one important thing.
03:39On the other hand, there is another negotiation going on with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
03:42Maulana Fazlur Rehman was reached out to by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
03:46The matter reached to the point that they will support each other in the parliament.
03:50But now, Mr. Asif Zardari and after meeting PM,
03:53they have also asked for time to think.
03:56And even in PTI, there is a confusion that what will happen if Maulana Fazlur Rehman is here and there.
04:03On this, Mr. Asad Qaisar has said that he does not think that he will go to the government.
04:09This is a matter of thought.
04:12If he goes, he will do a great job politically.
04:15But I do not believe that Maulana will go to the government.
04:18Noor Adam Khan wants to bring a bill that is of the government's will.
04:23Yes, this is also our point.
04:25I have done a sun show yesterday and I think he also spoke to Noor Adam Khan.
04:29He said that if he brings a bill that is against our will,
04:35then we will not support it.
04:36If he brings a private bill, then we will vote against it.
04:40Now, in this regard, there is another negotiation going on.
04:42That negotiation is in Punjab.
04:43In Punjab, there are negotiations of two allies.
04:45In this regard, we will talk.
04:46We have a guest with us, Governor of Punjab, Sardar Salim Haider.
04:50Thank you very much, Governor, for joining us.
04:52Governor, you are sitting in an important session, in an important province,
04:55and you are also an important part of an important meeting.
04:58Two such alliances, because of which the government is running,
05:01if one or two of the alliances are here, then there will be a problem.
05:04That cannot work without Punjab.
05:06And in Punjab, we have heard that the meeting that took place on 25th,
05:10in that meeting, there is not much talk of PMLN, People's Party.
05:14There is news from the media that there is a clash between them.
05:17Matters are not settling.
05:19The committees will meet again on Monday.
05:21What is going to happen, Governor, after the negotiations?
05:24In the name of God, thank you very much for giving me the opportunity.
05:28And thank God that God has placed me in a very important place.
05:34Then there are more responsibilities.
05:36And as you said, it is very important that if this alliance is to be continued,
05:44then it will have to be continued positively in Punjab as well.
05:49There was a meeting on 26th.
05:51If there is such a thing that things are not moving forward,
05:56then I think it is not appropriate.
05:58There was a good meeting on 26th.
06:00I was also present on Zoom.
06:02And from both sides, from our side,
06:04well, those old things that have already been discussed,
06:09which have been decided,
06:11but there were complaints that they were not being implemented.
06:17So the biggest flaw in that was that there was a long absence to meet each other.
06:24And we met on 26th.
06:26And the members of the Noon League Committee were also very positive.
06:30And the Prime Minister specially sent Ishaq Dar here in Punjab.
06:35He came here and he and Raja Parvez Ashraf sir chaired.
06:39And both are senior people.
06:41So in that, things were decided to move forward very positively.
06:47And in the same way, there was to be a sub-committee meeting on Thursday night,
06:52which could not be done.
06:53Now, God willing, it will be on Monday.
06:55So, God willing, it can be expected that things will move towards improvement.
07:00But Mr. Gawar, on one hand, there is a loyal government,
07:03whose representative at this time, Mr. Ishaq Dar had come to meet.
07:06But on the other hand, there is Mr. Maryam Nawaz.
07:08This is the first important meeting of their career.
07:10This is the first important speech that they have to handle.
07:13In Punjab, there is a situation of a do or die of Muslim League Noon politics.
07:17So if the matter has stopped, is it because the Punjab government does not want
07:22that something should go from their hands, some authority should go,
07:25or some such things should go that the People's Party wants?
07:31Look, there is no such thing.
07:33There is no such thing as authority going.
07:35There is just a working relationship according to which
07:38the Pakistan People's Party and the Muslim League Noon have to move forward in Punjab.
07:44And there is no such thing on which you can say that
07:48God forbid, the government will suffer a loss
07:52or the Muslim League Noon will have a problem in their political position.
07:57There is no such thing.
07:58There is just a working relationship.
08:01There are small things.
08:02We have to take them forward.
08:03We just have to make them believe that we are their allies
08:07and that we have to move forward together in Punjab.
08:10And there was also the representation of the Punjab government.
08:14Mariam Aurangzeb was the speaker and she was also very positive.
08:19So, God willing, as I said to you earlier,
08:22I am very hopeful that the meeting that I saw, heard and saw
08:30as a political worker,
08:32I can expect that, God willing, things will move forward in a better way.
08:37Right.
08:38And the People's Party has been trying from day one
08:41that this alliance has to move forward.
08:44This is very important.
08:46If, God forbid, the coalition government does not move forward,
08:50the Muslim League Noon or the People's Party would have suffered a loss.
08:53But the country will suffer a loss.
08:55Because politically, until things are stable,
08:59neither will the economy be stable, nor will there be law and order,
09:02nor will there be any improvement in terms of inflation.
09:05Governor, I am sorry, I am cutting short.
09:07You are absolutely right.
09:09If the government is stable, the country will be stable.
09:11If the country is stable, there will be political stability.
09:14But even after the government, do you think there is political stability?
09:19China is telling you to solve your internal affairs.
09:22We have not seen political stability yet.
09:25One party is talking about taking to the streets on September 8.
09:30And the other parties, the Islamic Jammat, the JUI,
09:34are also protesting at this time.
09:37So, Governor, do you think there is stability
09:39even after solving the internal affairs of your allies?
09:45Look, there is no stability yet.
09:47As I said, and the leadership of the People's Party says this again and again,
09:53the country is not politically stable at this time.
09:56And in my opinion, when our affairs move towards improvement,
10:01and you have seen that there is no other opinion in the current scenario,
10:06if the country can move towards stability or politics can move towards stability,
10:11then it is the leadership of the People's Party.
10:13Asif Ali Zardari is sitting in the presidency,
10:15to whom Allah has given the ability that he can take everyone with him.
10:19You can see a clear example of this from 8 to 13.
10:22If you look at 8 to 13, we were a government of beggars.
10:28And we did not even have a majority.
10:30And according to the vision of Asif Ali Zardari,
10:33the People's Party completed a record of five years.
10:38Even today, it is necessary that the leadership of the People's Party,
10:42and I say with conviction that our president, Asif Ali Zardari,
10:46very positively wants that even if our affairs become a little unjust,
10:53then we should keep it behind and for the country,
10:56we have to stabilize this government and also stabilize politics.
11:00That is why you saw that he got up from the presidency and went to Fazlur Rehman.
11:05Governor, you did what was in my heart.
11:08I wanted to ask you the same question.
11:10Mr. Zardari is known to have a PhD in politics.
11:16Your allies used to deny this.
11:19Maulana Fazlur Rehman's departure and then the Prime Minister's departure,
11:23on the one hand, they have made it very clear that our mindset at this time,
11:29in terms of elections, is matching with the PTIs.
11:33It is not matching with the government, the government is sitting in the wrong way.
11:36So, Mr. Zardari's departure, Mr. President's departure, Mr. Prime Minister's departure,
11:40will this mindset that is being aligned with the PTI,
11:43will it be able to bring any change in the coming times?
11:46And when are you seeing this happening?
11:48Look, it is not a matter of change or a matter of mindset.
11:53The thing is that there is a very old relationship between Maulana Fazlur Rehman and Asif Ali Zardari.
11:57And they have been old allies of the People's Party.
12:00And they have been doing very well with Muslim League Noon,
12:06especially with the Prime Minister.
12:08They had a very good understanding.
12:10Now, there are some differences in the elections.
12:13So, it was necessary that the President and the Prime Minister,
12:18both should have tried this,
12:21because they have an old friendship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
12:24So, it is very important to take it forward.
12:27And Maulana Fazlur Rehman is also needed.
12:29And if Maulana Fazlur Rehman wants to strengthen politics,
12:34improve things and stabilize the government,
12:38then Maulana Fazlur Rehman is needed.
12:40Maulana Fazlur Rehman should be trusted,
12:42whether he is a part of the government or not.
12:44But for the country, it is very important to trust him.
12:48And in the same way, the President went first,
12:50and then the Prime Minister, he also went.
12:53In my opinion, this is a good effort and it is needed.
12:56At this time, Maulana Fazlur Rehman,
12:59from 8th of February,
13:01is still saying that the elections are not right.
13:05There is corruption in the elections.
13:07And this government has not come with a mandate.
13:11He has a similar stance with PTI.
13:15When he puts this stance forward,
13:17then what are your thoughts on this?
13:20When he says that this is not a government.
13:24Look, if you look at the history of Pakistan,
13:29there has never been an election
13:31after which all stakeholders and political parties are satisfied.
13:36There has never been an election.
13:38And I say this again and again,
13:40and maybe it is difficult to say this,
13:42but I say again and again that this is the failure of politicians.
13:45You cannot put this on anyone.
13:47Neither can Maulana Fazlur Rehman put it on the government,
13:50nor can the government put it on Imran Khan.
13:53This is the failure of all political parties.
13:56This is the failure of all political forces.
13:59Till date, they have not been able to do this,
14:02that there should be a free and fair election in this country,
14:05and there should be such a legislation,
14:07such a method,
14:09that no one should be able to raise a finger after the election.
14:11Until you sit on that thing with your head bowed,
14:14you will not find a proper way out for it,
14:17so there will be fingers raised at every election,
14:20there will be complaints at every election,
14:22and Maulana is complaining about this election.
14:25In 2018, we were crying the same tears.
14:28In fact, the People's Party is crying the same tears in every election.
14:31But I am very saddened and I am very saddened.
14:34Including these elections?
14:36Yes.
14:37Because you said that all the elections in Pakistan are like this.
14:39Including these elections?
14:40Not at all.
14:41There is no other way.
14:42Since the formation of Pakistan,
14:44maybe there will be some elections
14:47where all the political parties will say that these elections are correct.
14:52Otherwise, in any election,
14:55the political parties and the public,
14:57not just the political parties,
14:59the public has never been satisfied.
15:01At least, there should be such an election
15:03on which no one can raise a finger.
15:05And I say this with great regret,
15:08that the country in which you are running with a democratic system,
15:13and in that system, there can be no free and fair election,
15:18then what can you expect?
15:20That the governments will be stable, the country will be better.
15:23I have a clear position in this,
15:25that if you can't do this,
15:27then for God's sake, leave this democratic system.
15:30Governor, you said a very good thing.
15:33The country should go towards improvement.
15:35That there should be a way for the country to go towards improvement.
15:38But these elections,
15:40their beneficiaries are those who are sitting in the government.
15:43That is, PMLN and People's Party.
15:45Your position is clear.
15:47People's Party also always says that the elections should be free and fair.
15:51But when it comes to giving support to the government,
15:56or when it comes to supporting in some way,
15:58that the government sits in the government when there is a People's Party,
16:01then why doesn't the People's Party adopt the position that,
16:04I am sorry, these elections were not correct,
16:06these were not free and fair,
16:07we have to fix things, we are not supporting.
16:37But if after three months, the People's Party does not sit,
16:40the People's Party says that we are going to the side,
16:43then the stability that you and I are talking about politically,
16:47and we are talking about improving things for the betterment of the country,
16:50then that will be better.
16:52You will go to the elections again,
16:54the elections will be held under the same system.
16:56After this, the same situation will arise again.
16:58At that time, it may not be the Beneficiary Muslim League,
17:00someone else may come to that seat.
17:02But on the other side, you are sitting and crying.
17:04So what I said, the first thing is to fix that thing.
17:08And if you cannot do it,
17:10if the politicians do not have the courage,
17:13if they cannot do it, then raise your hand,
17:15and do not joke with this country.
17:17Interesting.
17:18Okay, you have rejected this in your answer,
17:20which Maulana Sahib is also saying,
17:22and the PTI is also saying that elections should be held,
17:24elections should be held soon, elections should be held immediately.
17:26But Imran Khan Sahib is saying again and again,
17:28his answer is also wrong.
17:29I will stop your question here.
17:33Okay, he is saying that the elections should be held.
17:36The elections will be announced again.
17:38What is the guarantee that all the political parties will accept that election?
17:42And if you look at your history,
17:45then I think that 98% of the elections were not accepted by the political parties,
17:51nor by the public.
17:53Interesting.
17:54Okay, Governor Sahib,
17:55but the PTI is seeing a big change in December.
18:00Imran Khan Sahib has also said this.
18:02And he is also very hopeful about the elections,
18:04that they are going to happen.
18:05It is just that there is a lot of time left.
18:07Do you see such circumstances in Punjab,
18:10that you are either going towards early elections,
18:13or you are going towards a big change?
18:18Look, when a person is sitting in opposition,
18:21and is also in jail,
18:23then he should think positively.
18:25And if Imran Khan Sahib is thinking positively,
18:27then it is a good thing that he is seeing this.
18:29Then it is okay.
18:30And anyway,
18:31when a person is alone in jail after Maghrib,
18:35then such dreams keep coming.
18:37There is no harm in that.
18:39So this dream will remain,
18:40this reality will not be made.
18:41Will the government complete five years?
18:45I told you that five years should be completed.
18:49Look, we are trying our best.
18:50Pakistan People's Party.
18:52Because the People's Party does not want this in any way.
18:55We will also have complaints.
18:57Look, we are also sitting in opposition.
18:59We will also have complaints.
19:01But for the country,
19:03a lot of things have to be tolerated.
19:06Elections are not the solution.
19:08Elections are not the solution again and again.
19:10Elections should be free and fair once.
19:12And the government should complete its tenure.
19:15You should think about it.
19:16Look at India, look at Bangladesh.
19:19Go back 10 years, 12 years, 15 years.
19:22Elections were held there routinely.
19:25Fair elections were held.
19:27People accepted it.
19:28The government completed its tenure.
19:30So if a weak man was sitting in the Prime Minister's seat,
19:35look at his growth today.
19:37Look at all his signs today.
19:39He has gone to a better place than Pakistan.
19:41Governor, two or three more questions.
19:44The need is to think about it.
19:46Okay, tell me,
19:48it is being said about Imran Khan
19:51that he is facing a lot of strictness in jail.
19:54A lot of strictness.
19:56Mr. Zardari has also been in jail for a long time.
20:00If there is really a lot of strictness with Imran Khan in jail,
20:04is that right?
20:06And because you are the governor of Punjab,
20:08Adiala is there,
20:10is there really a lot of strictness with Imran Khan in jail?
20:13Has it been increased?
20:16Look, one thing,
20:18I am a person who speaks truthfully.
20:21Jail is jail.
20:24I say that even if I am locked up in my house,
20:29and it is said that you will not get out of it,
20:32one day, two days, four days, five days later,
20:34I will definitely be fed up.
20:36A person's nature is such that there are difficulties there.
20:39Even in my house.
20:41But the kind of difficult jails there are,
20:44and the kind of difficult jails,
20:47our political leadership tolerated.
20:50The figures that are coming out of Imran Khan,
20:53are not visible at all.
20:55Look, before that, tell me,
20:57who got the treadmill to exercise there?
21:00Who got the desi chicken cooked in desi ghee?
21:04And who got the mutton cooked in desi ghee?
21:07There you have to eat langar dal.
21:09And if Imran Khan,
21:11despite getting all this,
21:13got a lot of books,
21:15and got all his favorite hobbies,
21:18and even after that,
21:20if there are a lot of strictness in jail,
21:22then what comment can I make on that?
21:24But Governor,
21:26don't old Prime Ministers
21:28get class A in jail?
21:30What Imran Khan used to say himself,
21:32that I will get the AC out,
21:34and I will get the TV out.
21:36So the AC and TV,
21:38there was a kind of confirmation
21:40that it used to be in jail.
21:42No, not the AC,
21:44he said that I will get the fans out.
21:46He said in America,
21:48that I will get the fans out.
21:50And that jail,
21:52is a difficult jail.
21:54And this jail,
21:56I told you earlier,
21:58that jail is a jail.
22:00But what Imran Khan is saying,
22:02I don't agree with that.
22:04If you ask him,
22:06the menu of the day,
22:08that is also decided,
22:10and in the evening as well,
22:12so this is not a jail.
22:14Whether Imran Khan gets class A,
22:16or class B,
22:18the circle of class A and B is over.
22:20But I think his jail is
22:22even better than class A.
22:24Because there,
22:26he has got a cooler,
22:28he has got a treadmill,
22:30he has got books,
22:32he has got a TV,
22:34he is meeting people,
22:36he is eating desi chicken,
22:38he is eating mutton in desi ghee,
22:40he is eating desi eggs in breakfast,
22:42even after that,
22:44if he is not satisfied,
22:46then...
22:48So you are saying,
22:50there is no strictness.
22:52Now this news has come,
22:54that to talk to PTI,
22:56the government is reaching out
22:58to Mehmood Achagzai,
23:00Rana Sanaullah has been given
23:02this responsibility.
23:04What are they reaching out,
23:06on what basis,
23:08what is the government
23:10doing?
23:40What is their agenda?
24:10What kind of power
24:12do they want for themselves?
24:14Like what happened in Libya,
24:16or in Iraq,
24:18or in different countries,
24:20a person who is powerful,
24:22who has crashed all the institutions,
24:24came up and sat down,
24:26then 10 years, 20 years,
24:28they want me to keep playing
24:30with the nerves of the people,
24:32and take the situation to the stage,
24:34when I crash everything,
24:36and become my own caliph and sit up.
24:38Thank you very much for joining me in the program.
24:40It was a pleasure having you.
24:42Governor Punjab Sardar Salim Haider was with us.
24:44We will go to the break,
24:46and come back after the break.
24:48Then we will have a few more guests,
24:50who will take a look at the political situation,
24:52who is meeting whom,
24:54and who is talking to whom.
24:56See you after the break.
24:58Welcome back after the break.
25:00You have heard some of the revelations
25:02from the Governor of Punjab,
25:04but some revelations are still left.
25:06We have with us the PM of Punjab,
25:08Barrister Aqeel.
25:10Thank you very much for joining us.
25:12It is a pleasure having you.
25:14Not just the PM of Punjab,
25:16but also the Prime Minister of Punjab,
25:18the Minister of Law and Justice.
25:20He has made a revelation,
25:22which has not been fulfilled yet.
25:24I will ask him.
25:26We have with us Shoaib Shaheen.
25:28He is the head of PTI.
25:30Thank you very much for joining us.
25:32It is a pleasure having you in the program as well.
25:34I thought there would be arrests on Monday.
25:36I was waiting for it.
25:38I was watching the channel.
25:40There were no arrests.
25:42And now there are talks of negotiations.
25:44There has been a change of plan.
25:46How is that?
25:48I knew you would ask this question.
25:50The situation at that time,
25:52the information that was there,
25:54there was a rise in arrests
25:56and there were arrests.
25:58What has changed?
26:00That is still part of the plan.
26:02But regarding the security situation,
26:04I think that...
26:08You have used the security situation
26:10as an excuse.
26:12You said there was a security situation
26:14when the Jalsa was cancelled.
26:16Now you are saying there were no arrests
26:18and there was a security situation.
26:20No, it is an intelligence-based operation.
26:22Arrests,
26:24just like you were watching the channels
26:26through the window,
26:28just like that,
26:30the people have been harassed.
26:32But right now,
26:34the bigger problem is about Pakistan's security situation
26:36which happened in Balochistan,
26:38which happened in KP,
26:40and other isolated incidents.
26:42So you are saying that the PTI is still going to be there?
26:44Absolutely.
26:46It has not been cancelled?
26:48There is no truck light?
26:50No, there is no truck light.
26:52We are not like the PTI,
26:54we put people behind the truck light.
26:56We talk to Vasukh.
26:58All this happened after
27:00there was a wave of terrorism
27:02and after the attacks.
27:04Let me confirm one thing,
27:06Shoaib Shaheen is not on that list?
27:08Not at all.
27:10Shoaib, you are safe for now,
27:12but there will be arrests.
27:14Is the PTI ready?
27:16Brother, we have been ready from the first day.
27:18There are 7 lists of terrorism on me.
27:20You are not going to be arrested, right?
27:22Then do it.
27:24I am sitting in front of everyone.
27:26I am not hiding anywhere.
27:28Till today, my office,
27:30the day I make an announcement,
27:32there are 200 policemen outside my office.
27:34I come and go from there,
27:36they can arrest me whenever they want.
27:38They don't want to arrest you,
27:40why do they want to arrest you?
27:42Look, first of all,
27:44forget about our arrests.
27:46We have tolerated all the arrests,
27:48all the atrocities,
27:50all the terrorism,
27:52all that we had to bear,
27:54it takes time.
27:56Will something happen on 8th September?
27:58No, on 8th September,
28:00there will be a Jalsa.
28:02But I want to ask,
28:04a leader who came to fly a pigeon,
28:06I heard that his parrots have flown
28:08and they are going back to London.
28:10So, the thing is,
28:12those who used to say that
28:14when Mian Jadu will come,
28:16the nation will know,
28:18people cannot pay the electricity bill,
28:20people are dying of hunger,
28:22the situation is that
28:24a common man's life
28:26has become a living hell.
28:28The country in which
28:30they have brought the nation
28:32so quickly,
28:34I think in 76 or 77 years of history,
28:36there has never been such a bad government.
28:38Sir, I agree with you,
28:40life has become very difficult for a common man,
28:42and it's not the government's credit,
28:44it's all their discredit.
28:46But there was no milk and honey
28:48flow in your case either.
28:50There was a three-and-a-half-year period of power.
28:52Two years were spent in Corona.
28:54The whole world praised
28:56that they had done a great job in Corona.
28:58Despite that...
29:00The whole world was shut down in Corona,
29:02the business came to you,
29:04it was done by Allah.
29:06We did it.
29:08Let's move on from that.
29:10The last two years,
29:12the GDP was 6.2%,
29:14according to their figures.
29:16How was it?
29:184,000 Pakistani companies
29:20are registered in Dubai,
29:22and 8,000 companies were shut down last year.
29:24All your international companies
29:26have been shut down.
29:28And the situation is that
29:30your industrialist is running away
29:32with money from here.
29:34The brain drain is separate.
29:36Let me give you another example.
29:38Sir, has the Bengali resigned too?
29:40This is very bad news.
29:42To discredit the government,
29:44I will make a correction
29:46regarding the situation in Pakistan.
29:48Look at the Fitch report,
29:50Bloomberg,
29:52Moody's ratings,
29:54SECP record.
29:56Most of the companies
29:58registered in Pakistan last year.
30:00And apart from that,
30:02all these things
30:04that you are saying
30:06that the poor have become rich,
30:08this is a gift from you.
30:10Neither did you end the agreement
30:12with the IMF,
30:14nor did you provide relief
30:16of Rs. 14 per unit.
30:18And what was the benefit of Rs. 14?
30:20You were the one who came
30:22and I took out the book.
30:24The one who has a salary of Rs. 50,000
30:26has saved Rs. 6,000.
30:28The credit goes to the Punjab
30:30Government and the Federal Government.
30:32We are making things easier.
30:34Today, Mr. Mohammad Nawaz Sharif
30:36said the same thing.
30:38He said that we have provided
30:40relief to the people in these difficult times.
30:42The austerity measures
30:44that you were going to take,
30:46the expenses that you were going
30:48to reduce,
30:50if you really wanted to reduce
30:52the expenses,
30:54you could have saved a lot
30:56by doing it at a higher level.
30:58The people of your government
31:00are not taking salaries.
31:02We have increased the salaries
31:04of the people by
31:06right-sizing and down-sizing.
31:08We have increased the salaries
31:10of 4-5 ministries
31:12who are non-active
31:14or have become provincial subjects
31:16after the 18th amendment.
31:18We are eliminating them.
31:20All your government officials
31:22will travel in the economy class
31:24if it is necessary to travel
31:26because there can be no extra expenses.
31:28And apart from that,
31:30the austerity measures
31:32that our government is taking,
31:34they are in place.
31:36I don't know the exact reason
31:38but we will get back to it.
32:08We have the public,
32:10the people and the nation.
32:12At this time,
32:14we see two things
32:16like Moulana Fazlur Rahman.
32:18Number one,
32:20do I want to stay in politics
32:22for the rest of my life
32:24or do I want to go back to the public?
32:26Or do I want to go after them
32:28for a few benefits?
32:30They have both options.
32:32If they go after them,
32:34they will sit in a sinking ship
32:36and the ship will not sink.
32:38We are in front of the public.
32:40The public has given the result
32:42on 8th February.
32:44Even after 8th February,
32:46you are not sitting in power.
32:48There is no difference.
32:50Power is a temporary thing.
32:52Hussainiyat is still alive
32:54but Yazidiyat is not.
32:56They are like puppets.
32:58Whenever they are trying
33:00to get shelter for the
33:02tooth and majority,
33:04they will start getting justice.
33:06They will change everything.
33:08You both sides have
33:10completely destroyed Adalia.
33:12We are not doing it.
33:14I am explaining to you.
33:16He is the Chief Justice of Pakistan.
33:18I am talking with respect.
33:20Even today,
33:22according to their tradition,
33:24three months ago,
33:26there should have been a notification.
33:28Why don't you do it?
33:30Number two,
33:32the issue of security
33:34and economic destruction
33:36is the issue of Balochistan.
33:38Who is the National Assembly
33:40after?
33:42To increase the number of judges
33:44and get the tooth and majority
33:46so that we can give them
33:48protection and extension.
33:50They have created these problems.
33:52We have not.
33:54Instead of doing such things,
33:56let the country move forward.
33:58Why don't you make a notification?
34:00What is your intention?
34:02Let me tell you.
34:04At that time,
34:06when they gave a precedent
34:08that it was 80 days ago,
34:10to dissolve the government,
34:12you already know that
34:14the assembly was going to Khatmeh.
34:16The government was dissolving.
34:18At that time,
34:20the government did it.
34:22There is no such thing now.
34:24It will happen.
34:26I don't know what they are in a hurry for.
34:28According to Article 175A,
34:30the next Chief Justice of Pakistan
34:32is Justice Mansoor Ali Shah.
34:34I can tell you that
34:36the next Chief Justice of Pakistan
34:38is under Article 175A,
34:40Article 3,
34:42which is in Pakistan.
34:44There is no clear way.
34:46Who will be the most senior judge?
34:48I can't guarantee anyone's life.
34:50I can't tell you
34:52where I will be tomorrow or tomorrow.
34:54Looking at the current situation,
34:56he is the Chief Justice of Pakistan.
34:58Who else is the senior judge?
35:00So, you are not going to make any changes?
35:02What changes can we make?
35:04You need four or five votes
35:06for the PTI.
35:08Your calculation is correct.
35:10Are you ready?
35:12I won't say anything.
35:14Only when you have the numbers
35:16and the numbers are complete,
35:18you can talk to Vasukh.
35:20This is an aerial firing.
35:22I won't go to such aerial firing.
35:24There are about 10-11 people
35:26who are in touch with you at this time.
35:28Is this correct?
35:30I can neither confirm nor deny.
35:32Among those 10-12 people,
35:34are there any people
35:36who have guaranteed you
35:38that they will vote?
35:40I can neither confirm nor deny.
35:42Is there a constitutional amendment coming?
35:46Currently, as of today,
35:48as of right now,
35:50there is no constitutional amendment
35:52coming from an independent candidate?
35:54I can neither confirm nor deny.
35:56Is there a constitutional amendment
35:58coming from your ally?
36:00Currently, as of right now,
36:02or in the future?
36:04Who is the ally in the future?
36:06This is the matter.
36:08This is the news.
36:10Then give us the news.
36:12I object to the fact that
36:14you are not giving us the news.
36:16Are you pulling Maulana to your side?
36:18I think Maulana is
36:20pulling Maulana to his side.
36:22Or are you telling Maulana
36:24that he is in alliance with us?
36:26The way you are sitting with Zardari.
36:28Look, I can tell you this.
36:30Maulana was accused during the PDM.
36:32Maulana was told that
36:34Maulana was leading.
36:36America conspired.
36:38Our government fell.
36:40Maulana himself said that
36:42Bajwa sir got this government from us.
36:44Now Maulana has become
36:46completely reasonable for him.
36:48First tell me,
36:50who is becoming your ally?
36:52Forget the rest.
36:54Who is becoming your ally?
36:56Maulana sir.
36:58Maulana Fazlur Rehman
37:00is becoming the ally of the government.
37:02This is breaking news.
37:04Yes.
37:06Are you confirming this?
37:08A lot of things have happened in the past.
37:10Maulana sir has asked for time
37:12for the meeting.
37:14A person asks for time
37:16for thinking.
37:18So you can see
37:20where things are going.
37:22He will keep doing this
37:24like sand.
37:26Is Noor Alam sir bringing
37:28this Ayani Tarmeem?
37:30Noor Alam sir brought it,
37:32but apparently according to him,
37:34and I am quoting,
37:36Maulana sir was not aware
37:38that the Ayani Tarmeem
37:40that he introduced
37:42during the PDM,
37:44and he will agree that
37:46if the parliament cannot
37:48keep dual citizenship,
37:50then a civil servant and a judge
37:52should not have the right
37:54to be a dual citizen.
37:56Shoaib Shaheen sir,
37:58he has given the bad news.
38:00He is becoming your ally
38:02by suddenly taking a detour.
38:04What will you do then?
38:06We don't care.
38:08We are already in opposition.
38:10But I want to make one thing clear.
38:12I don't think that
38:14the person who
38:16will ride in his boat
38:18will harm himself.
38:20I don't think that
38:22the person who
38:24will go to Maulana
38:26will have any interest.
38:28If he wanted to go,
38:30he would have done it
38:328 months ago.
38:34You said the same thing
38:36and Asad Qaiser said the same thing.
38:38I don't think that Maulana Fazlur Rehman
38:40has any connection
38:42with the JUI.
38:44We have spoken to them.
38:46We have spoken to our Jamaat-e-Islami.
38:48We are an independent political party.
38:50We cannot force them.
38:52We cannot force them to sit with us.
38:54We have spoken to them.
38:56We have spoken to our Jamaat-e-Islami.
38:58We have spoken to our TLP.
39:00We have given our opposition
39:02to Achak Zahid.
39:04We have won the election.
39:06It is a different matter
39:08Has the government reached out
39:10to Achak Zahid?
39:12No, not yet.
39:14Have you reached out to him?
39:16We have met Achak Zahid
39:18in the parliament.
39:20Who have you met?
39:22We have met Mr. Dana.
39:24He is the political advisor
39:26to the Prime Minister.
39:28Achak Zahid has confirmed
39:30that he has met him.
39:32There is no doubt
39:34that he has met him.
39:36Achak Zahid has been given
39:38a mandate to meet him.
39:40Everyone is greeted in the parliament.
39:42Even if the workers of a particular Jamaat
39:44say that there should be no greeting,
39:46the members of all political parties
39:48greet each other in the parliament.
39:50Is it right to formally form a committee
39:52and ask Mian Nawaz Sharif
39:54to reach out to PTI?
39:56Is it right to formally form a committee
39:58and ask Mian Nawaz Sharif
40:00to reach out to PTI?
40:02I do not have that much detail.
40:04Indirectly, we have met him.
40:06It would be better
40:08if we meet him directly.
40:10It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:12It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:14It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:16It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:18It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:20It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:22It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:24It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:26It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:28It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:30It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:32It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:34It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:36It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:38It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:40It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:42It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:44It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:46It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:48It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:50It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:52It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:54It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:56It would be better if we meet him directly.
40:58It would be better if we meet him directly.
41:00Mr. Shaikh, I can tell you this personally that
41:02Mr. Shaikh, I can tell you this personally that
41:04in a private meeting,
41:06Mr. Shaikh, I can tell you this personally that
41:08there was a discussion about
41:10Mr. Achakzai's meeting with Mr. Nawaz Sharif.
41:12there was a discussion about
41:14Mr. Achakzai's meeting with Mr. Nawaz Sharif.
41:16Now, will this meeting reach
41:18Mr. Khan and PTI?
41:20What will be the response of PTI?
41:22Whenever there was a meeting,
41:24whenever there was a meeting,
41:26for example, they said that they are going to do APC.
41:28We said we will come.
41:29What did they do after that?
41:30Who did the court press conference on?
41:31The decision is made on 12th July and the date of APC is not given.
41:32On 15th July the press conference is made that we have to put a ban and Article 6.
41:33What did they do?
41:34Look, these interviewees are not serious nor do they want to do it.
41:35Are you serious?
41:36We are serious.
41:37Do you want to talk?
41:38Do you want to talk to them?
41:39We don't want to talk to them because they have a mandate for theft.
41:40The day we talk to them seriously, they will have to return the mandate.
41:41They don't want any situation.
41:42They are making excuses.
41:43If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
41:44If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
41:45If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
41:52If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
41:57If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:01If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:04If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:07If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:10If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:12If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:14If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:15If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:16If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:17If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:18If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:19If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:20If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:21If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:22If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:23If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:24If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:26If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:27If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:28If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:29If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:30If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:31If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:32If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:33If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:34If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:35If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:36If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:37If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:38If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:40If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:41If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:42If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:43If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:44If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:45If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:46If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:47If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:48If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:49If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:50If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:51If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:52If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:54If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:55If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:56If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:57If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:58If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
42:59If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:00If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:01If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:02If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:03If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:04If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:05If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:06If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:08If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:09If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:10If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:11If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:12If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:13If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:14If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:15If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:16If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:17If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:18If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:19If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:20If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:22If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:23If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:24If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:25If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:26If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:27If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:28If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:29If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:30If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:31If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:32If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:33If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:34If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:36If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:37If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:38If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:39If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:40If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:41If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:42If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:43If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:44If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:45If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:46If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:47If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:48If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:49If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:50If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:51If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:52If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:53If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:54If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:55If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:56If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:57If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:58If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
43:59If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:00If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:01If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:02If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:03If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:04If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:05If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:06If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:07If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:08If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:09If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:10If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:11If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:12If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:13If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:14If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:15If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:16If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:17If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:18If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:19If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:20If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:21If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:22If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:23If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:24If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
44:25If they want to talk, they will have to return the mandate.
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