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"Main Nahi Samajta Constitutional Court Kay khilaf Hongay..." Farooq H. Naik's Statement
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00:00Assalam-o-Alaikum viewers, you are watching the program Kashif Abbasi.
00:14What an explosive environment we are in right now.
00:17If we look at our political environment,
00:19the way our country used to run its politics,
00:22it was always like this.
00:23There were interests, political interests, power politics,
00:27alliances, troikas,
00:29someone was doing something together with someone,
00:31someone was doing something against someone.
00:33Now it seems that this is over.
00:36In this country, if there was a little bit of law,
00:39law, morality,
00:41and some people used to stand with it,
00:44it seems that our political things are slowly coming out.
00:48Look at the Parliament,
00:50Election Commission of Pakistan,
00:52your Supreme Court,
00:54and the others.
00:56Now, there used to be a fiasco before,
01:01of democracy, of good decisions,
01:04it is now coming to an end to some extent.
01:07The fight of the Supreme Court of Pakistan,
01:09the letters they are writing,
01:11and the way the law is being created and used,
01:14those gloves are off there.
01:15The Election Commission of Pakistan has never
01:17followed the decision of the Supreme Court,
01:19because of politics.
01:21And the Parliament still says not to do it because of politics.
01:24But there is going to be a global transformation,
01:26in which it seems that the government will be ready
01:28to collect two-thirds of the population.
01:31I don't know how it will happen,
01:33whether Maulana will go with him or not.
01:35We have Mr. Rauf Qalasar with us.
01:37Today we all sat with Maulana for about two hours.
01:39So he will tell you what we heard there,
01:42and what the JUIF will do there.
01:44But I will start,
01:46Mr. Farooq Isnaik is with us.
01:48Obviously, his introduction is one of the senior leaders
01:52of Pakistan.
01:54He has been the former chairman of the Senate.
01:58I am sorry, is he with us?
02:05Mr. Farooq Isnaik is with us.
02:07Mr. Farooq Isnaik, Assalam-o-Alaikum.
02:09Assalam-o-Alaikum, brother. How are you?
02:11Alhamdulillah, sir.
02:12The Pakistan Bar Council's Vice-Chairman is also here.
02:14Someone said something in my ear.
02:16I forgot to complete it.
02:17Sir, tell us, first of all,
02:19we will go into what Mr. Maulana is thinking.
02:22Obviously, the JUIF is the reason
02:25why this bill has not been passed yet.
02:30But the biggest problem was that it was based on two or three things.
02:33One is the bill that the JUIF is going to pass.
02:36Mr. Bilawal has taken on the responsibility of marketing it.
02:38And it seems that he is marketing the People's Party.
02:40But there are two or three questions.
02:42Who will be its Chief Justice, sir?
02:45Have you made this decision?
02:47Look, Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Rahim,
02:50neither I nor the Pakistan People's Party
02:53will make this decision.
02:54This decision will be made by the Parliament.
02:57Look, there are three pillars in this country.
02:59There is the Parliament, there is the Judiciary,
03:01and there is the Executive.
03:03The Parliament's job is to make laws.
03:05To make laws.
03:07And if those laws are against the constitution,
03:11their basic structure is against the constitution,
03:14against fundamental rights,
03:16then the Judiciary has the power,
03:18the Supreme Court has the power,
03:20to declare it as null and void.
03:22This is the theory of separation of powers.
03:24And we can also call it checks and balances.
03:27The Government's job is to interpret.
03:30The law that is made,
03:32will be interpreted by the Supreme Court.
03:34And keeping the Constitution in view,
03:38because the Supreme Court is the guardian of the constitution.
03:41The Government's job is to implement,
03:44to make policies.
03:45The current situation,
03:47is a situation of hostility,
03:51within the Supreme Court,
03:53and within the Parliament.
03:55I think that for the defense of the country,
03:57and for the democracy,
03:59and for the rule of law,
04:01and for the economy,
04:03this is necessary.
04:05Hostility comes from outside.
04:08We have heard that all these institutions,
04:11should use a restraint policy,
04:14until this is not done.
04:16I think that we are going against,
04:18the survival of our country.
04:20As far as the constitutional package is concerned,
04:23which you just mentioned in your speech,
04:26it has not yet been passed.
04:28There are countless issues in it,
04:31but one issue is also that,
04:33a constitutional court should be made in this country.
04:36The constitutional court is being made,
04:39Number one, this COD,
04:41which was signed in 2006,
04:44between Nawaz Sharif Sahib,
04:46and Maulana Sheikh Benazir Bhutto Sahib,
04:48there should be a constitutional court in it.
04:50Sir, wait a minute.
04:52Today, we were sitting with Maulana Sahib,
04:54a lot of scholars,
04:55Maulana Sahib agreed to one thing.
04:57See, what you are saying,
04:59in principle, we agree with you,
05:01that this is a part of the Charter of Democracy,
05:03of your manifesto.
05:04But I asked Maulana Sahib this question,
05:06I said, sir,
05:07the way we heard things in the last two months,
05:10first it was said,
05:11tenure the Chief Justice for three years,
05:13then it was said,
05:14make him 68 years old,
05:15then it was said,
05:16pick a judge from the top five,
05:18who can be appointed as Chief Justice.
05:20After that, the Constitutional Court,
05:22it seemed like,
05:23someone is being appointed as Chief Justice,
05:25and to stop someone,
05:26all this is happening.
05:27This is not a part of any manifesto,
05:29or any larger,
05:30that we want to follow the principles.
05:32And Maulana Sahib agreed to this.
05:35See, brother, the thing is,
05:37when a document comes into existence,
05:40when there are amendments,
05:42there are discussions.
05:44But in the discussions,
05:46many good things come,
05:48many bad things come.
05:50This does not mean that
05:51a final decision is made.
05:53A final decision is that,
05:55when all the people agree on this,
05:58that this thing should be done
06:00in the Constitution or in the law.
06:02And I think that
06:03a final decision has not been made yet.
06:05Because I am telling you this,
06:07when the Pakistan Bar Council,
06:09and all the Bar Councils,
06:11had a convention a few days ago,
06:13in which I also participated,
06:15in the Vice Chair of the Pakistan Bar Council,
06:17I gave this suggestion,
06:19that this Constitution package,
06:20should be opened.
06:22It should not be kept secret.
06:24Sir, but today,
06:25what has been opened in front of us,
06:27Mr. Farooq Naik,
06:28it is made from the People's Party,
06:30in Article 8,
06:32how did the amendment go?
06:34Sir, listen to me.
06:35Basic fundamental right,
06:36pick it up from anywhere,
06:37it will not make a difference to anyone.
06:38Who has done it?
06:39Look, that day,
06:41the Law Minister,
06:42officially,
06:44the draft,
06:45the Constitutional amendments,
06:46were given to us.
06:48Even today,
06:49the Executive Committee of the Pakistan Bar Council,
06:51for 3-4 hours,
06:53has been discussing this.
06:55And we have proposed
06:57unexpected amendments,
06:59in this Constitutional package,
07:01which, God willing,
07:03on the 2nd,
07:04we will finalize it,
07:06and send our amendments to the Law Minister.
07:08Now,
07:09it is our duty,
07:11we are also a stakeholder,
07:13as Vukla.
07:15Sir, but your stake is different,
07:17and Munir Malik type Vukla's stake is different.
07:19You are with him,
07:20he says we will run the campaign.
07:22Look, running the campaign,
07:24is something else,
07:25but I don't understand,
07:26I don't understand,
07:27Vukla Munir Malik Sahib,
07:29will also be against the Constitutional Court.
07:31But why is the Constitutional Court being made?
07:33Think with a cool heart.
07:35The Supreme Court,
07:36the Supreme Court is the appellate court.
07:38Right now, the Supreme Court,
07:40is also the appellate court,
07:42for criminal and civil cases,
07:44as well as Constitutional cases.
07:46Most of their time,
07:48is spent on the lesser cases,
07:50which are political,
07:52less Constitutional matters.
07:53Sir, that is not 90%,
07:54but let me ask the question directly.
07:56Sir, this argument,
07:58Bilawar Sahib gave it yesterday,
07:59and also in my program.
08:00Listen to my question, sir.
08:01The Constitutional Court is political,
08:03address this argument,
08:05that this is happening because of politics.
08:07This is happening to stop someone,
08:08and to put someone in jail.
08:09The real answer to the question is this, sir.
08:10This is not happening.
08:11Sir, if we go from this,
08:13from where this needle is stuck,
08:15if we go from there,
08:17see, no one will be alive.
08:19Pharaoh has also come,
08:21Moses has also gone.
08:23So, the judges of today,
08:25they will also go.
08:27And the people of today's Parliament,
08:29and the people of today's media,
08:30they will also go,
08:31but the world will go on.
08:33We should make such a constitution,
08:35which should be according to the demands of the people,
08:37according to the wishes of the people,
08:39and according to solving the problems of the people.
08:44And, sir, it should not be for politics.
08:47It should not be to promote your political interests.
08:51I am not talking to you about politics at all,
08:54I am talking like a law student.
08:58See, the criminal and civil cases,
09:00if the Supreme Court will only deal with them,
09:03the backlog will be over.
09:05See, a common citizen,
09:07he is related to criminal and civil cases.
09:10He has nothing to do with anything
09:12that is a matter of the Constitutional Court.
09:14He wants that there is a man,
09:17there is a woman,
09:18she has cases of divorce,
09:20she has a case of custody of child,
09:22she has a case of miscarriage,
09:24a man has a case of property,
09:26he has so many cases,
09:28a man has a case of murder,
09:32he wants that my murder case should be decided soon.
09:35These cases have been lying for 20-30 years.
09:38So, to solve all these things,
09:40the Constitutional Court should deal with them.
09:43Sir, if you say that the judge we will appoint
09:45will be appointed by consensus,
09:47and everyone will be on board,
09:48your constitutional amendment will be passed in three months,
09:50if you smell politics from this,
09:52then you will have to cry.
09:54Listen to me for a while.
09:56The amendment that we have prepared,
09:58that the judge who will be appointed,
10:00there will be a judicial commission of Pakistan,
10:02in which there will be judges,
10:04in which there will be the representation of Vukla,
10:06in which there will be the representation of Parliman,
10:09and as far as the judges of the Constitutional Court are concerned,
10:13which will be kept in front of all stakeholders,
10:17because whatever be the Constitutional Court,
10:20or whatever be the High Court or the Supreme Court,
10:22in my opinion,
10:24there should be a checks and balance.
10:26The judicial commission of Pakistan should nominate,
10:29and give approval to the committees of Parliman,
10:35through public hearing.
10:36Absolutely right, sir.
10:38Everybody agrees with the procedures.
10:40But they get stuck on intentions.
10:42Tell me one thing, sir,
10:43they get stuck on intentions.
10:45Practice and procedure.
10:46You people told us,
10:48how important practice and procedure is in the Supreme Court to bring democracy.
10:52You people told us.
10:53Bilawal sir used to say,
10:54this should be called the democratization of judiciary.
10:57Then what did you do?
10:59When your interest was revealed,
11:01you took out a third judge and told the Chief Justice,
11:03to appoint a second judge of his own choice,
11:05so that you can decide.
11:06Sir, this is the problem of this system.
11:08You decide based on your interest.
11:10What would have been the point of this time?
11:13Look, what you are saying,
11:15I don't know why,
11:17People's party, sir.
11:19People's party.
11:20Mr. Zardari has to make the ordinance.
11:21I am talking in front of you.
11:22You are making all the false accusations.
11:24I mean, Mr. Zardari has to make the ordinance, sir.
11:26Look, I didn't make the ordinance of practice and procedure.
11:30Nor did I make the proposed constitutional amendments.
11:34As the Vice Chairman of Pakistan Bar Council,
11:37we have given our permission.
11:39But, I am in favor of the Constitutional Court.
11:42And I think our Pakistan Bar Council is also in favor of the Constitutional Court.
11:47What you are talking about the composition,
11:50it should be absolutely in accordance with justice.
11:53It should be marriage-based.
11:54The judges should also be marriage-based.
11:57Sir, if they do this, what will happen to anyone?
11:59The principle of the formation of the Constitutional Court in Pakistan,
12:05I think it has become a necessity.
12:07There are Constitutional Courts in all Western democracies.
12:10There are Constitutional Courts in the democracies of Eastern Europe.
12:14There are Constitutional Courts in Thailand.
12:16There are Constitutional Courts in the Muslim countries of Indonesia.
12:19There are Constitutional Courts in many countries, sir.
12:21So, if we also make a Constitutional Court,
12:24then no one will fall from the sky.
12:27Sir, I am absolutely right.
12:28I think that people's common issues should be handled by the Supreme Court.
12:32Their jurisdiction will be their own.
12:34The jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court will be their own.
12:37So, there is no need to worry about this.
12:39There is no need to worry, sir.
12:40But what is the problem?
12:42Thank you very much.
12:43I will tell you.
12:44The problem is, sir, that it seems like this.
12:47As we are saying again and again,
12:48we have tried again and again,
12:50in one way, in another way, in a third way,
12:53that one judge should be kept.
12:55Now you will make a Constitutional Court.
12:57All these decisions will be passed.
12:58Sir, see, when I am telling you,
12:59and they will stop me and put me in a session.
13:01I am not in agreement with you.
13:03I am in agreement that the Constitutional Court should be made
13:06and the judges should be selected and appointed on merit.
13:09Well done, sir.
13:10If this happens, I think,
13:12many, many, sir,
13:15Mr. Naik, if this happens,
13:17many, many people,
13:19their tensions and pressures will be reduced
13:21and they will be put on merit.
13:22First, give a name.
13:23You will appoint this judge.
13:24This problem will end.
13:25Thank you very much, sir.
13:27I have to go ahead, but I will come back to you with this.
13:30It was great talking to you also.
13:32You are talking about merit.
13:34You should be on merit.
13:35The problem is that no one wants merit in this country.
13:37This is what we discussed with Maulana for 1.5-2 hours today.
13:40I asked the People's Party.
13:42No one has answered me yet.
13:44Could you imagine that an amendment like Article 8,
13:47which was also being said there,
13:49they said, we are helpless.
13:50The People's Party said, we are helpless.
13:52You stop it somehow.
13:54Let it go.
13:55But first of all, start with this Constitutional Court.
13:57What do you think?
13:58How far is Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman Sahib ready?
14:00I need to know.
14:01I am from an old school, so I keep taking all the points.
14:05When I was talking to Maulana,
14:07it was very important.
14:08I was sitting and revising my notes.
14:10Because I have to stay in the print media.
14:12There are a few things, sir.
14:13One, we were talking about merit.
14:15You were also happy.
14:16Our friends were also saying.
14:17In this country, neither does a judge suit you on merit,
14:20nor does a general suit you, I think.
14:22Nor does a journalist.
14:23No one does it on merit.
14:24And they have never done it on the basis of a court.
14:26I don't suit election commissioners.
14:28No one suits you.
14:29You and I should keep saying this.
14:31So that no one criticizes us.
14:33Look, you are deviating.
14:34You don't talk about merit.
14:36Tell me, in this country,
14:37which Prime Minister, which parliament or people
14:40have tried to put a judge on merit?
14:42If they do, then they say,
14:44you should be our own man.
14:45If you don't, then they get upset.
14:47Today's meeting with Maulana.
14:49What will happen?
14:50Do you think Maulana will be against the Constitutional Constitution
14:53or in favour of it?
14:54I will give you a rating.
14:55I will give you a rating.
14:56I will give you a rating.
14:57I think that Maulana has mentally prepared himself
15:01to vote in favour of the Constitution.
15:04And the three or four things that he has told us,
15:06which he thinks are very dangerous,
15:07like you are saying it is number eight,
15:10non-violence abuses,
15:11something related to the army,
15:13some other things,
15:14the three big things that the government wants,
15:16Maulana, in my reading,
15:18I may be wrong,
15:19in that I think he is convinced,
15:20all the journalists he has called,
15:22the anchors,
15:23he was trying to convince them that
15:25if we do these things tomorrow,
15:27then don't sit in the TV talk shows and
15:29follow us.
15:30In fact, he said something very interesting,
15:32which I heard after a long time,
15:34Nawaz Sharif used to do this.
15:36Politicians do this.
15:37Call the journalists.
15:38Tell them,
15:39you tell us what we should do.
15:41Although they can do whatever they want.
15:43We didn't have to sit and make a policy for Maulana.
15:46Maulana had to do that.
15:48But,
15:49you think they will do it?
15:50I think there are three very important things.
15:52He said,
15:53because of us,
15:54this and that was removed.
15:55He was very interested.
15:57He said,
15:58the government told us that
15:59because of you,
16:00we removed the 8th amendment and the 9th amendment.
16:03The constitutional court was your idea.
16:05He said this too.
16:06And thirdly,
16:07he agrees with 63A.
16:09And,
16:10Mr. Murtaza said,
16:12Mr. Kamran Murtaza said,
16:14that if there is a transfer of judges,
16:16I personally agree with him.
16:18Sir, this means that
16:19other people also agree.
16:20Sir, there are three things of the government,
16:21which I think are the main things.
16:23Rest,
16:24it was added from here,
16:25that you object,
16:26so and so should object.
16:27One,
16:28the biggest government wants,
16:29at all costs,
16:30that there should be two supreme courts.
16:32One is ours and the other is the session court.
16:34You can call it a session court,
16:35or whatever you want to call it.
16:37I am telling Maulana,
16:38on which three things he is satisfied.
16:40This is my reading.
16:42The biggest demand of the government,
16:44on which he wants to go,
16:45that there should be two courts.
16:46Two courts means that,
16:47after that,
16:48Mr. Mansoor Shah,
16:50he will not be able to give tough time to the government.
16:55This is the demand of the government.
16:57On one hand,
16:58Maulana is satisfied with that.
17:00On the other hand,
17:01Maulana is also satisfied with the military courts.
17:03With the Sunset Clause.
17:04Okay, sir.
17:05For a year or two.
17:06The establishment will also be happy.
17:08Okay,
17:09his reasoning is also right.
17:10I think,
17:11Maulana has given.
17:12The second condition is that,
17:13people keep disappearing.
17:14God forbid,
17:15extrajudicial killings keep happening.
17:16Then the army,
17:17for a year or two,
17:18should be given these powers.
17:19And then,
17:20they should come and identify.
17:21But in that,
17:22May 9th is also big.
17:23Okay,
17:24he is also satisfied with that.
17:25No, no,
17:26he did not object.
17:27He did not say that,
17:28the 9th of May should not be removed from that.
17:29He said that,
17:30the military trial,
17:31whatever installation,
17:32whether they have attacked or not.
17:33So,
17:34that was his second thing.
17:35The third thing.
17:36These are the three things of the government.
17:37I think,
17:38the rest is not important.
17:39You and I will keep discussing it.
17:40What is important for the government,
17:41for the establishment,
17:42is age.
17:43Maulana,
17:44when he is accepting that,
17:45he is doing it.
17:46Today,
17:47he gave an example of Bangladesh.
17:48It is 67 there.
17:49Kamran Murtaza,
17:50endorsed him that,
17:51Bangladesh can be made a mortal.
17:52So,
17:53I think,
17:54Maulana,
17:55he is mentally ready.
17:56On the Constitutional Court,
17:57Yes.
17:58On the Military Courts,
17:59Yes.
18:00And on age.
18:01And on age.
18:02This is my reading.
18:03Now,
18:04you were also present.
18:05Now,
18:06give your reading.
18:07On these three things,
18:08which are important,
18:09I am saying it again,
18:10important for the establishment,
18:11important for the government,
18:12after this,
18:13he did not say anything else.
18:14He said,
18:15there were many exemptions,
18:16services,
18:17for the chiefs,
18:18human rights abuses,
18:19or after that.
18:20He was not told,
18:21whether he came out or not.
18:22The Chiefs,
18:23the Army Act,
18:24the Constitutional Protection,
18:25which is being given,
18:26I don't think,
18:27he is against it.
18:28He was not against it either.
18:29So,
18:30I asked him a question.
18:31I think,
18:32when he was questioned,
18:33Maulana,
18:34he said,
18:35tell me,
18:36did the people of Pindi
18:37approach you?
18:38He did not answer.
18:39He was with you.
18:40He was with you.
18:41This was your question,
18:42that,
18:43did the people of Pindi
18:44approach you?
18:45He did not answer.
18:46He was with you.
18:47He did not answer.
18:48He was with you.
18:49This was your question,
18:50that,
18:51did the people of Pindi
18:52approach you?
18:53He did not answer.
18:54He was with you.
18:55This was your question,
18:56that,
18:57did the people of Pindi
18:58approach you?
18:59He did not answer.
19:00He was with you.
19:01This was your question,
19:02that,
19:03did the people of Pindi
19:04approach you?
19:05He did not answer.
19:06He was with you.
19:07This was your question,
19:08that,
19:09did the people of Pindi
19:10approach you?
19:11He did not answer.
19:12He was with you.
19:13This was your question,
19:14that,
19:15did the people of Pindi
19:16approach you?
19:17He did not answer.
19:18He was with you.
19:19This was your question,
19:20that,
19:21did the people of Pindi
19:22approach you?
19:23He did not answer.
19:24He was with you.
19:25This was your question,
19:26that,
19:27did the people of Pindi
19:28approach you?
19:29He did not answer.
19:30He was with you.
19:31This was your question,
19:32that,
19:33did the people of Pindi
19:34approach you?
19:35He did not answer.
19:36He was with you.
19:37This was your question,
19:38that,
19:39did the people of Pindi
19:40approach you?
19:41He did not answer.
19:42He was with you.
19:43This was your question,
19:44that,
19:45did the people of Pindi
19:46approach you?
19:47He did not answer.
19:48He was with you.
19:49This was your question,
19:50that,
19:51did the people of Pindi
19:52approach you?
19:53He did not answer.
19:54He was with you.
19:55This was your question,
19:56that,
19:57did the people of Pindi
19:58approach you?
19:59He did not answer.
20:00He was with you.
20:01This was your question,
20:02that,
20:03did the people of Pindi
20:04approach you?
20:05He did not answer.
20:06He was with you.
20:07This was your question,
20:08that,
20:09did the people of Pindi
20:10approach you?
20:11He did not answer.
20:12He was with you.
20:13This was your question,
20:14that,
20:15did the people of Pindi
20:16approach you?
20:17He did not answer.
20:18He was with you.
20:19This was your question,
20:20that,
20:21did the people of Pindi
20:22approach you?
20:23He did not answer.
20:24He was with you.
20:25This was your question,
20:26that,
20:27did the people of Pindi
20:28approach you?
20:29He did not answer.
20:30He was with you.
20:31This was your question,
20:32that,
20:33did the people of Pindi
20:34approach you?
20:35He did not answer.
20:36He was with you.
20:37This was your question,
20:38that,
20:39did the people of Pindi
20:40approach you?
20:41He did not answer.
20:42He was with you.
20:43This was your question,
20:44that,
20:45did the people of Pindi
20:46approach you?
20:47He did not answer.
20:48He was with you.
20:49This was your question,
20:50that,
20:51did the people of Pindi
20:52approach you?
20:53He did not answer.
20:54He was with you.
20:55This was your question,
20:56that,
20:57did the people of Pindi
20:58approach you?
20:59He did not answer.
21:00He was with you.
21:01This was your question,
21:02that,
21:03did the people of Pindi
21:04approach you?
21:05He did not answer.
21:06He was with you.
21:07This was your question,
21:08that,
21:09did the people of Pindi
21:10approach you?
21:11He did not answer.
21:12He was with you.
21:13This was your question,
21:14that,
21:15did the people of Pindi
21:16approach you?
21:17He did not answer.
21:18He was with you.
21:19This was your question,
21:20that,
21:21did the people of Pindi
21:22approach you?
21:23He did not answer.
21:24He was with you.
21:25This was your question,
21:26that,
21:27did the people of Pindi
21:28approach you?
21:29He did not answer.
21:30He was with you.
21:31This was your question,
21:32that,
21:33did the people of Pindi
21:34approach you?
21:35He did not answer.
21:36He was with you.
21:37This was your question,
21:38that,
21:39did the people of Pindi
21:40approach you?
21:41He did not answer.
21:42He was with you.
21:43This was your question,
21:44that,
21:45did the people of Pindi
21:46approach you?
21:47He did not answer.
21:48He was with you.
21:49This was your question,
21:50that,
21:51did the people of Pindi
21:52approach you?
21:53He did not answer.
21:54He was with you.
21:55This was your question,
21:56that,
21:57did the people of Pindi
21:58approach you?
21:59He did not answer.
22:00He was with you.
22:01This was your question,
22:02that,
22:03did the people of Pindi
22:04approach you?
22:05He did not answer.
22:06He was with you.
22:07This was your question,
22:08that,
22:09did the people of Pindi
22:10approach you?
22:11He did not answer.
22:12He was with you.
22:13This was your question,
22:14that,
22:15did the people of Pindi
22:16approach you?
22:17He did not answer.
22:18He was with you.
22:19This was your question,
22:20that,
22:21did the people of Pindi
22:22approach you?
22:23He did not answer.
22:24He was with you.
22:25This was your question,
22:26that,
22:27did the people of Pindi
22:28approach you?
22:29He did not answer.
22:30He was with you.
22:31This was your question,
22:32that,
22:33did the people of Pindi
22:34approach you?
22:35He did not answer.
22:36He was with you.
22:37This was your question,
22:38that,
22:39did the people of Pindi
22:40approach you?
22:41He did not answer.
22:42He was with you.
22:43This was your question,
22:44that,
22:45did the people of Pindi
22:46approach you?
22:47He did not answer.
22:48He was with you.
22:49This was your question,
22:50that,
22:51did the people of Pindi
22:52approach you?
22:53He did not answer.
22:54He was with you.
22:55This was your question,
22:56that,
22:57did the people of Pindi
22:58approach you?
22:59He did not answer.
23:00He was with you.
23:01This was your question,
23:02that,
23:03did the people of Pindi
23:04approach you?
23:05He did not answer.
23:06He was with you.
23:07This was your question,
23:08that,
23:09did the people of Pindi
23:10approach you?
23:11He did not answer.
23:12He was with you.
23:13This was your question,
23:14that,
23:15did the people of Pindi
23:16approach you?
23:17He did not answer.
23:18He was with you.
23:19This was your question,
23:20that,
23:21did the people of Pindi
23:22approach you?
23:23He did not answer.
23:24He was with you.
23:25This was your question,
23:26that,
23:27did the people of Pindi
23:28approach you?
23:29He did not answer.
23:30He was with you.
23:31This was your question,
23:32that,
23:33did the people of Pindi
23:34approach you?
23:35He did not answer.
23:36He was with you.
23:37This was your question,
23:38that,
23:39did the people of Pindi
23:40approach you?
23:41He did not answer.
23:42He was with you.
23:43This was your question,
23:44that,
23:45did the people of Pindi
23:46approach you?
23:47He did not answer.
23:48He was with you.
23:49This was your question,
23:50that,
23:51did the people of Pindi
23:52approach you?
23:53He did not answer.
23:54He was with you.
23:55This was your question,
23:56that,
23:57did the people of Pindi
23:58approach you?
23:59He did not answer.
24:00He was with you.
24:01This was your question,
24:02that,
24:03did the people of Pindi
24:04approach you?
24:05He did not answer.
24:06He was with you.
24:07This was your question,
24:08that,
24:09did the people of Pindi
24:10approach you?
24:11He did not answer.
24:12He was with you.
24:13This was your question,
24:14that,
24:15did the people of Pindi
24:16approach you?
24:17He did not answer.
24:18He was with you.
24:19This was your question,
24:20that,
24:21did the people of Pindi
24:22approach you?
24:23He did not answer.
24:24He was with you.
24:25This was your question,
24:26that,
24:27did the people of Pindi
24:28approach you?
24:29He did not answer.
24:30He was with you.
24:31This was your question,
24:32that,
24:33did the people of Pindi
24:34approach you?
24:35He did not answer.
24:36He was with you.
24:37This was your question,
24:38that,
24:39did the people of Pindi
24:40approach you?
24:41He did not answer.
24:42He was with you.
24:43This was your question,
24:44that,
24:45did the people of Pindi
24:46approach you?
24:47He did not answer.
24:48He was with you.
24:49This was your question,
24:50that,
24:51did the people of Pindi
24:52approach you?
24:53He did not answer.
24:54He was with you.
24:55This was your question,
24:56that,
24:57did the people of Pindi
24:58approach you?
24:59He did not answer.
25:01Then what was going on?
25:05This is a strange thing.
25:06What do you want to do?
25:08You do not want to
25:09convince the people of this country.
25:11You think that
25:12the people of this country
25:13are fools.
25:14They do not have
25:15the right to express their opinions.
25:17We will train them and that's it.
25:19That's exactly what they are going for.
25:20This is thought.
25:21This is not thought.
25:22This is the thought of destruction.
25:24But this thought
25:25did not used to be
25:26of Mian Sahib
25:27at any time.
25:28If I had
25:29Let's give him credit for this, that he, many times we used to see the issue of principles,
25:33that no, this won't happen, it's my space, why should I give my space to the establishment
25:37or the army, that type.
25:38He has also fought big issues.
25:39What happened?
25:40No, I don't know about this.
25:41But he has given up.
25:42He has given up.
25:43No, everyone has given up.
25:44Everyone has given up.
25:45The champions of Jammu and Jillu, the people of that party, always, they were also ready
25:49in the middle of the night.
25:50In fact, they say, in fact, they say to Maulana sir, that sir, you have given up.
25:56In fact, they say to Maulana sir, that sir, you have given up.
26:00And stop the amendment of Article 8.
26:02We are helpless, we cannot do it.
26:04In which the basic fundamental rights are being violated.
26:07Yes, it is unfortunate.
26:08No, it is not read.
26:09You read it.
26:10Look, you put it in front of the people of the country.
26:12There is a debate.
26:13Talk about Kashmir.
26:14Give 3-4 months.
26:15Talk openly in the country.
26:16After that, you defend.
26:17The government defends.
26:18The parliament talks later.
26:19Then the amendment happens.
26:20This is not a joke.
26:22The amendment is not for this government.
26:23As long as you do not amend it again, it will remain in your constitution.
26:25Sir, tell me, have the two political parties given up?
26:27Have they raised their hands and handed over, sir, whatever is my order?
26:29Sir, the opposition has spoken.
26:30Maulana sir stood up, sir.
26:31Maulana sir.
26:32Maulana sir is one man.
26:33PTI says that this is not the case.
26:34But because of Maulana sir.
26:35No, it is not the case.
26:36But at least talk about what is wrong in it.
26:37They say that we will oppose.
26:38Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:39Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:40Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:41Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:42Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:43Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:44Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:45Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:46Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:47Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:48Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:49Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:50Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:51Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:52Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:53Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:54Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:55Sir, they say that we will oppose.
26:56Sir, they say that we will oppose.
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27:00Sir, they say that we will oppose.
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37:19Welcome back, Nazeem.
37:20Mr. Shah, if the plans are executed in this way,
37:23if the Constitutional Court is formed,
37:25if the other judges are appointed as civil judges,
37:27if the individual rights are affected,
37:34if the judges are transferred to Jabdaliya,
37:36what will happen?
37:37Nothing will happen.
37:38Will the country continue like this or not?
37:40It will continue like this.
37:43It will go on the path of destruction.
37:47The country will not continue as it is today.
37:50It will continue to deteriorate.
37:51Sir, you used to say that the democracy is weak
37:53because there are conspiracies.
37:55Now, it has been 15, 16, 17 years since this democracy has been in force.
37:59But these Democrats,
38:01they have been sitting here,
38:02they have been in politics for 40 years.
38:04So, the Democrats will not learn.
38:06They have learned.
38:07They have learned.
38:08They have learned to take a chair at any cost.
38:10Sell your conscience,
38:12amend the constitution,
38:13make black laws.
38:15Don't think about the future.
38:16Talk about today's chair.
38:18And now, the problem is that there is nothing in the chair.
38:21Today, the biggest problem is that there is nothing in the chair.
38:25Neither can they do anything for the country,
38:27nor can they save themselves.
38:29Sir, but the real problem is to free the opposition.
38:32If there was no opposition,
38:34then maybe there would be no need to do all this.
38:36Look, the opposition is not free like this.
38:38I apologize.
38:39Opposition is not free like this.
38:41Sir, Imran Khan, let's be honest.
38:43Imran Khan has become so big in this election.
38:45He has seen it.
38:46He has said, let's go to him and talk.
38:48Otherwise, no.
38:49Elections come and go.
38:50Last time, the same thing happened with Mr. Mian.
38:52They were challenging him.
38:53Before that, they were challenging Mr. Zardari.
38:55They were challenging Mr. Benazir Khan.
38:56Are they dumb?
38:57If you are hanged for that,
38:59you will still vote.
39:01This, this,
39:02further spoils the politics of the country,
39:05spoils the democracy of the country,
39:06spoils the affairs of the country.
39:08Now, where are you going?
39:10Move back today.
39:12Honestly, there is only one way.
39:14Diffuse all this tension.
39:16How?
39:17Sit down and make a decision.
39:19Negotiate.
39:20Negotiate and find a way.
39:21Negotiate.
39:22Politicians, soldiers, judges,
39:24sit together and find a solution.
39:26Find a solution.
39:27Thank you very much, Mr. Khan.
39:28Mr. Mian is present.
39:29Allow me to leave.
39:30Allah Hafiz.