Fall of Dhaka and APS carnage - Mohammad Malick's Analysis - video Dailymotion

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00:00When your childhood begins to tremble at the thought of being in your mother's womb,

00:05when your life begins to tremble at the thought of coming out of your mother's womb,

00:11understand that something is wrong.

00:14When you begin to feel the force of the sword on the flowers,

00:18when you begin to see fear in the innocent eyes,

00:22understand that something is wrong.

00:25When the drops of urine have to settle not on the palms, but on the tips of the palms,

00:32when the tiny drops have to pass through the fire,

00:36understand that something is wrong.

00:39When the crickets go away,

00:42when the parrots become silent,

00:45understand that something is wrong.

00:47Nothing is wrong, but it is very wrong.

00:50Because it should have rained heavily all over the world.

00:55Tears should have fallen everywhere.

00:59God should have cried from the sky.

01:04Human civilization should have bowed down in shame.

01:11It is not mourning, it is time to think.

01:14It is not mourning, it is time to ask questions.

01:18If a person can still stand with his head held high,

01:24understand that something is wrong.

01:31Today is a very historic day in the history of Pakistan.

01:3553 years ago, Pakistan was divided into two parts.

01:38Bangladesh was formed.

01:40Some blame it, some blame the politicians, some blame the army.

01:43But the reality is that the biggest Muslim country was broken.

01:49Unfortunately, yesterday and today,

01:51I asked 10-15 children what happened on December 16, 1971.

01:58Believe me, no one knew.

02:01This is something that is far from our history.

02:05We don't even remember the history.

02:07Then in 2014, when the army public school was established,

02:12about 144 people were martyred.

02:15133 children, their principals, teachers, everything was very cruel.

02:20And after that, the whole nation felt that Iqrab had stood up.

02:23Then we heard big things.

02:25We heard that the National Action Plan was also made.

02:27Then we heard that the whole country had gathered.

02:29And now no one will get a place in this country.

02:32Today, we are seeing in the same country

02:34that terrorism is raising its head again.

02:37There is a very bad situation in KP.

02:39There is a very bad situation in Balochistan.

02:41What have we learned from them?

02:43Forget the rest.

02:45Their families are still asking for answers to questions.

02:48A person like Ehsanullah Ehsan,

02:51who was also a spokesman for the Taliban,

02:53he also disappeared very conveniently.

02:56Later I found out that he was with his family in Turkey.

02:59I asked a former army chief,

03:01what did you do?

03:03Such a big thing.

03:04The same Ehsanullah Ehsan,

03:05who later gave and took blessings

03:07on martyring these children.

03:09He told me that the Brigadier,

03:11who was responsible for his safety,

03:13lost his career.

03:15What does it mean to lose your career?

03:18He did not become a general.

03:20He should have been hanged.

03:22Then families are still asking for justice.

03:24There are many questions today.

03:26The Supreme Court took a big action against him.

03:29Then an Inquiry Commission was formed in 2018.

03:32On that, there are just dates on dates,

03:34talks on talks.

03:36I heard that his last action was in 2022.

03:39After that, he never had a meeting.

03:42Parents' grief is still the same.

03:44What did we learn?

03:46After APS,

03:48did we see any changes in our policies?

03:51Did we learn anything after Sakoot-e-Dhaka?

03:54I don't think we learned anything.

03:56Let me give you a small example.

03:58When the APS incident happened,

04:00the National Action Plan was made.

04:02A hate speech committee was formed

04:05Incidentally, I was also a member of that committee.

04:08I read in the newspaper that

04:10he had made a recommendations report.

04:12I said, maybe I missed the meeting.

04:15I called 4-5 other members.

04:17I said, you went to this meeting.

04:19No one knew anything.

04:21When did that meeting take place?

04:23There was no such meeting.

04:25And a document was made on it.

04:27And we are seeing the result today.

04:29I am among those unfortunate people

04:31who reached Peshawar after a few hours

04:33after the APS incident.

04:35I saw the corpses of those children.

04:37Even today, I can smell the blood.

04:39And the smell of explosives,

04:41the smell of blood.

04:43Everything.

04:45And believe me,

04:47I couldn't sleep for many days.

04:49What did we learn from that?

04:51It seems like nothing.

04:53Even today, we saw speeches.

04:55Prime Minister's speech was mentioned.

04:57Prime Minister's speech was mentioned.

04:59President's speech was mentioned.

05:02But on ground, nothing is happening.

05:22Anyway, in 2014,

05:24I made a tribute for these children.

05:26I am starting today's program from there.

05:29And I want you to share this moment with me.

05:34And we hope that the people in power,

05:37whether they are in the civil or military,

05:40may God understand the pain of these children

05:43in front of their seats.

05:45And may God understand the pain of their parents.

05:47And may God understand the pain of this country.

05:49First, you watch this.

05:50Then we will start our program.

05:52We will talk about politics.

05:53Everything will be there.

05:54But for a few minutes,

05:56I want us to remember these children.

05:59If they were alive today,

06:01they would have been young.

06:03But their parents,

06:04those children were not young.

06:06But their parents got old very soon.

06:08They got old very soon.

06:27When your childhood started fearing coming into your arms,

06:32when you started fearing coming out of your mother's womb,

06:38understand that something is wrong.

06:42When you started testing swords on flowers,

06:45when you started seeing fear in innocent eyes,

06:49understand that something is wrong.

06:52When you have to hold the drops of urine on the tips of your palms,

06:59when you have to go through the fire of small flames,

07:03understand that something is wrong.

07:06When you have to bear the laughter,

07:09when you have to be silent,

07:12understand that something is wrong.

07:14Nothing is wrong.

07:15It is very wrong.

07:17Because it should have rained heavily all over the world.

07:21Tears should have fallen everywhere.

07:25God should have cried from the sky.

07:31Human civilization should have bowed down to shame.

07:37It is not time to mourn.

07:39It is time to think.

07:41It is not time to mourn.

07:42It is time to ask questions.

07:45If a person can still stand with his head held high,

07:51understand that something is wrong.

Fall of Dhaka and APS carnage - Mohammad Malick's Analysis

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