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- Shahid Khaqan Abbasi (Former PM)

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Transcript
00:00In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful, I am Anika Nisar with the program Ad-Razia.
00:13Viewers, today the verdict of that case has come.
00:16Due to the verdict of that case, there was a delay for a long time.
00:20In the case of £190 million, Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi were punished.
00:26Imran Khan was punished for 14 years
00:28and Bushra Bibi was punished for 7 years.
00:30Along with this, Imran Khan was fined £10,000,000 and Bushra Bibi was fined £5,000,000.
00:37There was a delay for a long time due to the verdict of that case.
00:40Last Monday passed after that.
00:42But the verdict did not come.
00:44Today, when the verdict came, there were different reactions.
00:48What was the government's reaction to this case?
00:52First of all, let's listen to that.
00:54Tariq-e-Insaaf had the right to give evidence in his defence.
00:58He should have gone as a witness.
01:01Even if he didn't go, there was a presumption that he had nothing to say.
01:05Now he has the right to file an appeal.
01:07There are timelines.
01:09The policy of first in, first out should be the same in these cases.
01:13You have failed to prove your innocence.
01:16It was an open and shut case from day one.
01:18After today, someone will think a hundred times while doing such mega corruption in Pakistan.
01:22This was not a trust of EDI or CHIPA.
01:25Black money was taken for bribery.
01:27It was made to hide it.
01:29He has the right to appeal.
01:31But he will have to fight the case legally.
01:33It is the decision of the state.
01:34Whether it is 9th May, 26th November,
01:35whether it is rebellion or corruption,
01:37there will be no forgiveness on this.
01:39It is the decision of a case of £190 million.
01:41Not only has theft been proven on himself,
01:43but it is the prime minister of the first date who was caught red-handed while taking bribe.
01:49The interesting thing is that in the decision of this case,
01:53the accused, who was present in Adiala jail,
01:55has given Al-Qadir Trust to the government.
01:58And it is very clearly stated in this decision,
02:00in the written ruling,
02:02that the accused, who could not deny the testimonies of the accused,
02:06the case of the accused was based on the testimonies of the accused,
02:09which were proven to be correct.
02:11In this, it is very clearly stated that the evidence,
02:14the testimonies,
02:15which were presented in the defence of the accused,
02:17and the testimonies of the accused,
02:19were also false at this time.
02:21That is, the entire case, which was on the part of the prosecution,
02:24was strong.
02:25But it cannot be defended by the defence.
02:27And in this regard,
02:28in the £190 million case,
02:30Uran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi,
02:32were sentenced.
02:34The reaction of the government,
02:36which you have just seen,
02:37is in front of you.
02:38But also, Maryam Nawaz Sharif Sahiba,
02:39has given a very interesting statement about Al-Qadir Trust,
02:41which I will tell you later.
02:42But,
02:43before that,
02:44Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has made it clear
02:47that in this case,
02:48we will now
02:49go to further courts
02:51for a legal settlement.
02:54We could see it written on the wall,
02:56neither Khan Sahib is disappointed,
02:58nor are we disappointed.
02:59Within a few days,
03:00we will file an appeal in the High Court.
03:02We trust that, God willing,
03:04Khan Sahib will be at peace.
03:06Today's decision,
03:07we condemn it.
03:08Today,
03:09for the entire case,
03:10there is a black box on top.
03:12Against this,
03:13to every extent,
03:14whatever legal action is required,
03:16we will take full legal action.
03:18Today,
03:19we condemn this.
03:20We will challenge this
03:22in the Superior Court.
03:24The thieves are roaming outside.
03:26This is Al-Qadir University,
03:27in which neither the government
03:28suffered a loss,
03:29nor did Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi
03:31benefit from a single penny.
03:33Today,
03:34Imran Khan has been politically targeted
03:36by another heinous attempt.
03:38We will go everywhere against this decision.
03:40We will file a complaint against this
03:42all over the world.
03:46Now,
03:47the fact that you have heard
03:49Faisal Chaudhary's statement
03:50all over the world,
03:51is very important.
03:52Because before this,
03:53Aleema Khan Sahiba
03:54has already announced
03:56that international
03:57and those institutions,
03:58which are institutions of human rights,
04:00Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
04:01will definitely go towards them.
04:03Politically,
04:04the PTI government was being accused
04:06of putting up a wall.
04:08But the government says
04:09that somehow,
04:10these are the principles of practice,
04:12which at some time,
04:13which Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
04:15was being warned about
04:17by this government.
04:19Now, these are the principles of practice,
04:21or this is political victimization,
04:23or whatever it is.
04:24At this time,
04:25all this converges
04:26that in the end,
04:27the negotiations that are taking place,
04:29which are being done in Pakistan
04:31to improve political instability,
04:33will they be affected
04:35or not,
04:36Minister of Defence?
04:37Khawaja Asif's statement
04:38on this issue is in front of us.
04:40There will be no issue
04:41with the executive order.
04:42In the negotiations,
04:43there is a demand
04:44that the prisoner should be released
04:45under the executive order.
04:46But this will not happen.
04:47The courts have given the punishment.
04:49The courts can give them relief.
04:51If someone tells them
04:52that I have forbidden them
04:53from negotiating,
04:54I am the biggest supporter
04:55of political negotiations.
04:56I repeatedly say
04:57that this negotiation
04:58should be spread.
04:59Once the situation
05:00of all the patients
05:01has been resolved.
05:05Now, this situation
05:06is in front of us
05:07and certainly,
05:08this is a tense situation.
05:09On one hand,
05:10there are negotiations.
05:11On the other hand,
05:12there are decisions.
05:13On the third hand,
05:14there is a demand
05:15from the executive order
05:16to resolve
05:17all the issues
05:18of Imran Khan.
05:19At what point
05:20or at what turn
05:21will this camel sit?
05:22This question
05:23is definitely
05:24a tongue twister.
05:25What is Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
05:26finding the answer
05:27to this question?
05:28Sheikh Waqar Sakram
05:29is present with us.
05:30He is the Secretary-in-Chief
05:31of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
05:32Thank you very much,
05:33Sheikh Sahib,
05:34for joining us.
05:35It is a pleasure having you.
05:36Sheikh Sahib,
05:37this issue
05:38will be taken to the courts.
05:39Obviously,
05:40you have a legal option
05:41to go to an appeal
05:42and then go to the Supreme Court
05:43and so on and so forth.
05:44But,
05:45this issue
05:46of going towards
05:47international organizations,
05:48Aleema Khan has already
05:49mentioned this.
05:50Which international
05:51organizations are you
05:52planning to go to
05:53according to
05:54Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf,
05:55Sheikh Sahib?
05:56Look,
05:57what Aleema Khan
05:58mentioned
05:59was about
06:00human rights
06:01organizations
06:02because
06:03here,
06:04with our workers,
06:05custodial torture
06:06and our missing
06:07people,
06:08our lists are
06:09up and down
06:10and many of our
06:11people are
06:12prisoners
06:13who are
06:14being
06:15treated
06:16very rough
06:17in a very
06:18inhumane
06:19manner
06:20in jails.
06:21Obviously,
06:22all of their
06:23relatives
06:24are present
06:25in the diaspora.
06:26Their families
06:27are present there.
06:28People from
06:29their provinces
06:30are present.
06:31So,
06:32those who
06:33do not get
06:34civil and political
06:35treatment,
06:36they do
06:37try to
06:38get it.
06:39So,
06:40these
06:41international
06:42organizations
06:43that
06:44Faisal Chaudhry
06:45is talking
06:46about,
06:47these are also
06:48international
06:49organizations
06:50with human
06:51rights.
06:52This
06:53statement
06:54came after
06:55Imran Khan's
06:56decision.
06:57So,
06:58is this
06:59specifically
07:00about
07:01Khan
07:02and his
07:03wife?
07:04Or
07:05is this
07:06a separate
07:07statement?
07:08Okay.
07:09So,
07:10this
07:11statement
07:12came after
07:13Imran Khan's
07:14decision.
07:15So,
07:16is this
07:17specifically
07:18about
07:19Khan and
07:20his wife?
07:21Okay.
07:22So,
07:23is this
07:24specifically
07:25about
07:26Khan and
07:27his wife?
07:28Okay.
07:29So,
07:30is this
07:31specifically
07:32about
07:33Khan
07:34and
07:35his
07:36wife?
07:37Okay.
07:38So,
07:39is this
07:40specifically
07:41about
07:42Khan and
07:43his
07:44wife?
07:45Okay.
07:46So,
07:47is this
07:48specifically
07:49about
07:50Khan and
07:51his
07:52wife?
07:53Okay.
07:54So,
07:55is this
07:56specifically
07:57about
07:58Khan and
07:59his
08:00wife?
08:01Okay.
08:02So,
08:03is this
08:04specifically
08:05about
08:06Khan and
08:07his
08:08wife?
08:09Okay.
08:10So,
08:11is this
08:12specifically
08:13about
08:14Khan and
08:15his
08:16wife?
08:17Okay.
08:18So,
08:19is this
08:20specifically
08:21about
08:22Khan and
08:23his
08:24wife?
08:25Okay.
08:26So,
08:27is this
08:28specifically
08:29about
08:30Khan and
08:31his
08:32wife?
08:33Okay.
08:34So,
08:35is this
08:36specifically
08:37about
08:38Khan and
08:39his
08:40wife?
08:41Okay.
08:42So,
08:43is this
08:44specifically
08:45about
08:46Khan and
08:47his
08:48wife?
08:49Okay.
08:50So,
08:51is this
08:52specifically
08:53about
08:54Khan and
08:55his
08:56wife?
08:57Okay.
08:58So,
08:59is this
09:00specifically
09:01about
09:02Khan and
09:03his
09:04wife?
09:05Okay.
09:06So,
09:07is this
09:08specifically
09:09about
09:10Khan and
09:11his
09:12wife?
09:13Okay.
09:14So,
09:15is this
09:16specifically
09:17about
09:18Khan and
09:19his
09:20wife?
09:21Okay.
09:22So,
09:23is this
09:24specifically
09:25about
09:26Khan and
09:27his
09:28wife?
09:29Okay.
09:30So,
09:31is this
09:32specifically
09:33about
09:34Khan and
09:35his
09:36wife?
09:37Okay.
09:38So,
09:39is this
09:40specifically
09:41about
09:42Khan and
09:43his
09:44wife?
09:45Okay.
09:46So,
09:47is this
09:48specifically
09:49about
09:50Khan and
09:51his
09:52wife?
09:53Okay.
09:54So,
09:55is this
09:56specifically
09:57about
09:58Khan and
09:59his
10:00wife?
10:01Okay.
10:02So,
10:03is this
10:04specifically
10:05about
10:06Khan and
10:07his
10:08wife?
10:09Okay.
10:10So,
10:11is this
10:12specifically
10:13about
10:14Khan and
10:15his
10:16wife?
10:17Okay.
10:18So,
10:19is this
10:20specifically
10:21about
10:22Khan and
10:23his
10:24wife?
10:25Okay.
10:26So,
10:27is this
10:28specifically
10:29about
10:30Khan and
10:31his
10:32wife?
10:33Okay.
10:34So,
10:35is this
10:36specifically
10:37about
10:38Khan and
10:39his
10:40wife?
10:41Okay.
10:42So,
10:43is this
10:44specifically
10:45about
10:46Khan and
10:47his
10:48wife?
10:49Okay.
10:50So,
10:51is this
10:52specifically
10:53about
10:54Khan and
10:55his
10:56wife?
10:57Okay.
10:58So,
10:59is this
11:00specifically
11:01about
11:02Khan and
11:03his
11:04wife?
11:05Okay.
11:06So,
11:07is this
11:08specifically
11:09about
11:10Khan and
11:11his
11:12wife?
11:13Okay.
11:14So,
11:15is this
11:16specifically
11:17about
11:18Khan and
11:19his
11:20wife?
11:21Okay.
11:22So,
11:23is this
11:24specifically
11:25about
11:26Khan and
11:27his
11:28wife?
11:29Okay.
11:30So,
11:31is this
11:32specifically
11:33about
11:34Khan and
11:35his
11:36wife?
11:37Okay.
11:38So,
11:39is this
11:40specifically
11:41about
11:42Khan and
11:43his
11:44wife?
11:45Okay.
11:46So,
11:47is this
11:48specifically
11:49about
11:50Khan and
11:51his
11:52wife?
11:53Okay.
11:54So,
11:55is this
11:56specifically
11:57about
11:58Khan and
11:59his
12:00wife?
12:01Okay.
12:02So,
12:03is this
12:04specifically
12:05about
12:06Khan and
12:07his
12:08wife?
12:09Okay.
12:10So,
12:11is this
12:12specifically
12:13about
12:14Khan and
12:15his
12:16wife?
12:17Okay.
12:18So,
12:19is this
12:20specifically
12:21about
12:22Khan and
12:23his
12:24wife?
12:54Okay.
12:55So,
13:23is this
13:24specifically
13:25about
13:26Khan and
13:27his
13:28wife?
13:29Okay.
13:54So,
13:55is this
13:56specifically
13:57about
13:58Khan and
13:59his
14:00wife?
14:01Okay.
14:02So,
14:03is this
14:04specifically
14:05about
14:06Khan and
14:07his
14:08wife?
14:09Okay.
14:10So,
14:11is this
14:12specifically
14:13about
14:14Khan and
14:15his
14:16wife?
14:17Okay.
14:18So,
14:19is this
14:20specifically
14:21about
14:22Khan and
14:23his
14:24wife?
14:53Okay.
14:54So,
15:22is this
15:23specifically
15:24about
15:25Khan and
15:26his
15:27wife?
15:28Okay.
15:29So,
15:30is this
15:31specifically
15:32about
15:33Khan and
15:34his
15:35wife?
15:36Okay.
15:37So,
15:38is this
15:39specifically
15:40about
15:41Khan and
15:42his
15:43wife?
15:44Okay.
15:45So,
15:46is this
15:47specifically
15:48about
15:49Khan and
15:50his
15:51wife?
15:52Okay.
16:22So,
16:23is this
16:24specifically
16:25about
16:26Khan and
16:27his
16:28wife?
16:29Okay.
16:52So,
16:53is this
16:54specifically
16:55about
16:56Khan and
16:57his
16:58wife?
16:59Okay.
17:00So,
17:01is this
17:02specifically
17:03about
17:04Khan and
17:05his
17:06wife?
17:07Okay.
17:08So,
17:09is this
17:10specifically
17:11about
17:12Khan and
17:13his
17:14wife?
17:15Okay.
17:16So,
17:17is this
17:18specifically
17:19about
17:20Khan and
17:21his
17:22wife?
17:23Okay.
17:24So,
17:25is this
17:26specifically
17:27about
17:28Khan and
17:29his
17:30wife?
17:31Okay.
17:32So,
17:33is this
17:34specifically
17:35about
17:36Khan and
17:37his
17:38wife?
17:39Okay.
17:40So,
17:41is this
17:42specifically
17:43about
17:44Khan and
17:45his
17:46wife?
17:47Okay.
17:48So,
17:49is this
17:50specifically
17:51about
17:52Khan and
17:53his
17:54wife?
17:55Okay.
17:56So,
17:57is this
17:58specifically
17:59about
18:00Khan and
18:01his
18:02wife?
18:03Okay.
18:04So,
18:05is this
18:06specifically
18:07about
18:08Khan and
18:09his
18:10wife?
18:11Okay.
18:12So,
18:13is this
18:14specifically
18:15about
18:16Khan and
18:17his
18:18wife?
18:19Okay.
18:49Okay.
18:50So,
19:18is this
19:19specifically
19:20about
19:21Khan and
19:22his
19:23wife?
19:24Okay.
19:25So,
19:26is this
19:27specifically
19:28about
19:29Khan and
19:30his
19:31wife?
19:32Okay.
19:33So,
19:34is this
19:35specifically
19:36about
19:37Khan and
19:38his
19:39wife?
19:40Okay.
19:41So,
19:42is this
19:43specifically
19:44about
19:45Khan and
19:46his
19:47wife?
19:48Okay.
19:49So,
19:50is this
19:51specifically
19:52about
19:53Khan and
19:54his
19:55wife?
19:56Okay.
19:57So,
19:58is this
19:59specifically
20:00about
20:01Khan and
20:02his
20:03wife?
20:04Okay.
20:05So,
20:06is this
20:07specifically
20:08about
20:09Khan and
20:10his
20:11wife?
20:12Okay.
20:13So,
20:14is this
20:15specifically
20:16about
20:17Khan and
20:18his
20:19wife?
20:20Okay.
20:21So,
20:22is this
20:23specifically
20:24about
20:25Khan and
20:26his
20:27wife?
20:28Okay.
20:29So,
20:30is this
20:31specifically
20:32about
20:33Khan and
20:34his
20:35wife?
20:36Okay.
20:37So,
20:38is this
20:39specifically
20:40about
20:41Khan and
20:42his
20:43wife?
20:44Okay.
20:45So,
20:46is this
20:47specifically
20:48about
20:49Khan and
20:50his
20:51wife?
20:52Okay.
20:53So,
20:54is this
20:55specifically
20:56about
20:57Khan and
20:58his
20:59wife?
21:00Okay.
21:01So,
21:02is this
21:03specifically
21:04about
21:05Khan and
21:06his
21:07wife?
21:08Okay.
21:09So,
21:10is this
21:11specifically
21:12about
21:13Khan and
21:14his
21:15wife?
21:16Okay.
21:44Okay.
22:14Okay.
22:45Okay.
22:46So,
22:47is this
22:48specifically
22:49about
22:50Khan and
22:51his
22:52wife?
22:53Okay.
22:54So,
22:55is this
22:56specifically
22:57about
22:58Khan and
22:59his
23:00wife?
23:01Okay.
23:02So,
23:03is this
23:04specifically
23:05about
23:06Khan and
23:07his
23:08wife?
23:09Okay.
23:10So,
23:11is this
23:12specifically
23:13about
23:14Khan
23:15and
23:16his
23:17wife?
23:18Okay.
23:19So,
23:20is this
23:21specifically
23:22about
23:23Khan and
23:24his
23:25wife?
23:26Okay.
23:27So,
23:28is this
23:29specifically
23:30about
23:31Khan and
23:32his
23:33wife?
23:34Okay.
23:35So,
23:36is this
23:37specifically
23:38about
23:39Khan and
23:40his
23:41wife?
23:42Okay.
23:43So,
23:44is this
23:45specifically
23:46about
23:47Khan and
23:48his
23:49wife?
23:50Okay.
23:51So,
23:52is this
23:53specifically
23:54about
23:55Khan and
23:56his
23:57wife?
23:58Okay.
23:59So,
24:00is this
24:01specifically
24:02about
24:03Khan and
24:04his
24:05wife?
24:06Okay.
24:07So,
24:08is this
24:09specifically
24:10about
24:11Khan
24:12and
24:13his
24:14wife?
24:15Okay.
24:16So,
24:17is this
24:18specifically
24:19about
24:20Khan and
24:21his
24:22wife?
24:23Okay.
24:24So,
24:25is this
24:26specifically
24:27about
24:28Khan and
24:29his
24:30wife?
24:31Okay.
24:32So,
24:33is this
24:34specifically
24:35about
24:36Khan and
24:37his
24:38wife?
24:39Okay.
24:40and Shireen Mazari Sahiba said that we should be hanged for this.
24:43At that time also we had a dream from Allah that we had told the story of four years ago.
24:49We were right then, we are right after that, we are right today and we will be right in the future as well.
24:52But I want to tell him that if he wanted to play the game of democracy, then he should suffer for democracy.
24:58There are kings in democracy.
24:59Democracy is where the kings are.
25:02You said that democracy is our Shyam.
25:05Okay, I agree that it is Shyam.
25:06I agree that all politicians say that it is Shyam.
25:08Then tell me, where will Muzaqrat stand?
25:10Will Muzaqrat move forward or not?
25:12What will be achieved in Muzaqrat?
25:14In Muzaqrat, Anika Sahiba, in Muzaqrat, both the parties want to stay in jail.
25:20PTI wants Manohar Khan to stay in jail.
25:22The government wants it.
25:23The talks that are happening are non-starter.
25:24Now everyone has a trump card.
25:27From the 20th of January, the wind will blow.
25:29PTI will be disappointed.
25:31Similarly, I told you on 15th December 2024 that I am going out of the country.
25:36When I come back, many things will stop.
25:38It didn't happen like that.
25:39The so-called pressure didn't end.
25:41So look, understand things, and move forward.
25:45Do not do this in hot spices.
25:47Look at it very carefully.
25:48You said that you are going out of the country.
25:49You said that you are going out of the country.
25:50You said that you are going out of the country.
25:51You said that you are going out of the country.
25:52Tell me, where did you go before?
25:54You went to America.
25:55You spoke in America.
25:56You went somewhere else.
25:57You spoke somewhere else.
25:58You did not clarify in the press conference at that time where you went.
26:02Forget about me going, look at the results.
26:05That prediction was also wrong.
26:06You said that when you come back, everything will be fine.
26:08So your going out of the country has stopped the relationship.
26:09I want to tell you that today in PTI,
26:13who is the person who has told that everything happened with his leader and he is ruined.
26:20Some report is coming.
26:22Everyone is praying inside that he has gone to jail.
26:25He will not have to give his wife's share.
26:28She also went to jail.
26:29Rightly so.
26:30But now everyone will play one side and the other side.
26:33They will play democracy.
26:34They will take pictures of the press conference and Charter of Demands.
26:39Everyone is compromised.
26:40Everyone is a drama king.
26:41Everyone has left 5 parties.
26:43Your TV screens are telling.
26:45Some people who used to ask Imran Khan about 190 million,
26:48you are justifying it.
26:50Have you seen all this drama?
26:51You have been watching this dirty game for 75 years.
26:55Are you showing something new to the Pakistani people?
26:57Or is there a new storm coming to Pakistan?
26:59It is happening that for the first time,
27:02a strong person is being accepted in an institution.
27:04And the logical outcome is being achieved.
27:05So in his hope, we understand that things will get better.
27:08And they are getting better.
27:09Okay, you broke that news in my show.
27:11That news about Faiz Ameed.
27:13You broke it in my show.
27:14Now I have to go to the closing of this segment.
27:17Tell me, what is going to happen in that case now?
27:20What next?
27:22In that case also, according to you,
27:25I will tell you earlier.
27:27He will be court-martialed and he will be punished.
27:29There are two opinions in this.
27:30He has ruined the democracy.
27:33He has ruined his own country.
27:35He has ruined Pakistan.
27:36He has joined hands with the leader.
27:38He has made the leader the king.
27:40And when will this happen?
27:41So won't he be punished?
27:45When will this happen?
27:47You took 45 years to find out if Bhutto's death was right or wrong.
27:52So it has not even been 4.5 years since this case was filed.
27:56It will happen. It will happen before time.
27:58It won't take 45 years. Don't worry.
28:02When will it happen?
28:03Please repeat.
28:06It won't take 45 years.
28:09It won't take 45 years.
28:10You told me the date last time.
28:12And that was the date.
28:15You have the date now.
28:17I know this.
28:18You have an idea of the time frame.
28:20You don't have to wait too long.
28:23You will see a speedy trial in Pakistan.
28:26And we need to learn from it.
28:28And it will be a speedy trial.
28:30And it should be a speedy trial at the same pace.
28:33And as far as your PTI spokesperson is concerned,
28:35let me tell you one more thing.
28:37If this was a written order from 2 months
28:39and it took 2 months to arrive,
28:41then how are you talking about 2-3 cases?
28:44There have been people here for 20 years whose cases have not been filed.
28:47Where are you?
28:48In Pakistan.
28:50Aren't you in a new country?
28:52Where you are making such big claims.
28:54There have been people here for 20 years whose cases have not been filed.
28:57But Senator Faisal Wada, thank you very much for joining me in the program.
29:00I have to go to the break.
29:01After the break, Shahid Khakhan Abbasi will be present.
29:03Today, Shahid Khakhan Abbasi has decided to join hands with Tehrik-e-Tahfiz-e-Ain-e-Pakistan.
29:09We will ask him why, when, how and when will this decision be made.
29:14After the break.
29:15After the break.
29:18Welcome back, after the break.
29:19Shahid Khakhan Abbasi, former Prime Minister of Pakistan is present with us.
29:22Of course, he is also the convener of Awam Pakistan Party.
29:25Shahid Sahib, thank you very much for joining me in the program.
29:28Today, Tehrik-e-Tahfiz-e-Ain-e-Pakistan came to you.
29:33We talked about the constitution.
29:35You have joined them.
29:41You agree with their point.
29:45Is this formally your alliance?
29:48What do we think of this?
29:49I met Tehrik-e-Tahfiz-e-Ain-e-Pakistan two months ago.
29:53He said that we want to work for the implementation of the constitution.
29:59Because we think that this is the way to improve the country and take it forward.
30:05I agreed with him at that time.
30:08I said that our party has not been enlisted yet.
30:10We will talk after the enlistment.
30:13Today, some PTI leaders came with him.
30:17Some leaders of Sunnit Jamaat.
30:23They invited you to join them.
30:27We talked about your thoughts and what you want to do.
30:32I fully agree with what they have said.
30:37I said that we will talk to the Jamaat and inform you.
30:41But no one can deny that there is only one way to take the country forward.
30:53And that is the implementation of the constitution.
30:55Our country will not move forward without the rule of law.
30:58What things were decided?
31:00You said that the implementation of the constitution.
31:03Was this the single point agenda or was there something else?
31:06This is not a single point agenda.
31:07This is not an electoral alliance.
31:09This is not a general political alliance.
31:11This is just a coincidence.
31:13That there is only one way to take the country forward.
31:17And that is the implementation of the constitution.
31:19And that is the rule of law in the country.
31:23I agree that the way to take the country forward is the implementation of the constitution.
31:28But how will you implement the constitution?
31:31Will you take the court, the streets, the people?
31:35How will you talk to the government?
31:37First of all, we have to think.
31:39We believe in the constitution.
31:40We want to run the country according to the constitution.
31:42Then whatever work is against the constitution, you will have to oppose it.
31:46This is the way.
31:47This is the way in the whole world.
31:49You raise your voice.
31:51That the work you are doing is contrary to the constitution.
31:54If elections are stolen, it is contrary to the constitution.
31:56If someone breaks the constitution, it is contrary to the constitution.
31:59This is a difficult way.
32:01It is not an easy way.
32:02But apart from this, I don't see any other way to take Pakistan forward.
32:06This is the only way.
32:08This is the rule of law that can give you progress in the country.
32:11Ultimately, this means that there will be a protest.
32:13At one point in time.
32:14Some point in time in the future, there will be a protest.
32:16That means.
32:17Protests are not just about throwing stones.
32:19There are many ways to protest.
32:21And the real protest is in the parliament.
32:23So the parties in the parliament will protest in the parliament.
32:27Will talk for the constitution.
32:29Will talk about the implementation of the constitution.
32:31Will talk about the implementation of the constitution.
32:33All institutions will talk about staying within the constitution.
32:36This is the way of democracy.
32:42So now let's throw stones and protest.
32:45The People's Pakistan Party also protested on the issue of electricity in Karachi.
32:50So they left a road.
32:52To pass by buses and vehicles.
32:55So your way of protesting is different.
32:58With whom you are becoming an ally.
33:00Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has a different way.
33:03SIC.
33:04Mr. Achak Zahid.
33:06MWM.
33:07All these ways of protest are different.
33:09So how will it be decided at one point.
33:12That this way we have to implement the constitution.
33:15Look, the allies are part of an alliance.
33:18The alliance will decide what to do.
33:21How to do.
33:22These things are decided there.
33:24How to protest.
33:26But the intense protest is not for the implementation of the constitution.
33:31If you want to protest there, you have to stay within the constitution.
33:35The constitution allows you to protest.
33:38If you break the constitution yourself, then the protest is not done.
33:44So you say that the way of protest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is wrong.
33:48No, they have their own protest.
33:50What they are doing, they have done.
33:52The government has passed laws, which are also wrong.
33:54They are contradicting the constitution.
33:56The Tehreek-e-Insaf, the way the government has come here and attacked.
34:08This is also not right.
34:10I have always said that everything should be within the constitution.
34:13But then everyone will have to go within the constitution.
34:16It is not possible that one community is within the constitution,
34:20and the other communities are outside.
34:22Yes.
34:23Right.
34:24Now tell me, the law passed by the government is also a contradiction to the constitution.
34:29The way of protest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is also wrong for the implementation of the constitution.
34:34Then explain to me, in these two teams,
34:37negotiations are going on at this time to bring political stability.
34:40Today, a decision has been made against Imran Khan.
34:43Al-Qadir Trust has been handed over to the government.
34:47And in the case of 190 million, there has been a punishment.
34:5014 years to Imran Khan and 7 years to Bushra Bibi.
34:54After this, where will the negotiations stand in your view?
34:58Negotiations are being done by the PTI and the government.
35:01There is no agenda in front of the people.
35:04The PTI had said a few things that the people should end the cases,
35:09there should be a commission.
35:11If this is their agenda, then they can decide among themselves what to do.
35:15The case has been sentenced.
35:20Time will tell you what will happen in the future.
35:27In the opinion of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf,
35:30this case will be dismissed in two cases in the higher courts.
35:34You must have heard Mr. Wada a while ago.
35:37He was with me in the first segment.
35:39He was saying that this will not happen even after 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 years.
35:43So, Mr. Wada, on which track are you seeing this?
35:48The PTI or Mr. Wada?
35:51In our country, we have made cases on every Prime Minister.
35:56One has been hanged.
35:59I was a convict in that case.
36:06I was sentenced to life imprisonment.
36:09After that, he was sentenced to two cases.
36:13All this has happened in the country.
36:16The problem is that when you make a case,
36:22the way it is prosecuted,
36:25that is where the whole matter gets messed up.
36:28If you follow the due process,
36:31then if you punish, then the case is made.
36:35Whenever we break the system,
36:39when there is no prosecution according to the system,
36:42especially in the case of Naib,
36:44if you look at the records of Naib's cases,
36:48from 1999 to today,
36:52it has been more than 25 years since Naib was made.
36:56And Naib could not convict a single political figure.
37:00I have not seen the judgment yet,
37:02but I can tell you without reading it what the shortcomings will be.
37:07In Naib's judgment, there are many shortcomings.
37:10There are many shortcomings in the prosecution.
37:12The law is a black law.
37:15It is contrary to the basic principles of justice.
37:18And this is Mr. Imran Khan's fault
37:21that when the time came and he tried very hard,
37:24I was involved in it myself,
37:26but he did not end this law or let it be amended.
37:31Now the same law has been used against him.
37:35This is unfortunate for him and for the country's political system.
37:39As long as this black law remains,
37:41it will continue to be used for such cases.
37:43There is so much room in it
37:45that you can convict anyone in any case.
37:48But so far, any case of Naib against any political figure
37:52has not been completely successful.
38:00It has always been terminated,
38:02sometimes in the prosecution and sometimes in the appeal.
38:05So time will tell what will happen to this case.
38:08Mr. Abbas, if your case is extrapolated,
38:11then it will be a 14-year sentence and a 7-year sentence.
38:15Will it be a 14-year sentence and a 7-year sentence?
38:18What do you mean by 7 years?
38:2214 years for Mr. Khan and 7 years for Ms. Bushra.
38:25You are saying that these things never stand.
38:28Do you think this sentence will stand?
38:30This is the record of the past.
38:32These things do not stand.
38:34I myself was a convict in that case
38:37in which Mr. Nawaz Sharif was sentenced to 25 years in 2000.
38:45And he did not spend even 6 months in jail.
38:49The reality of the cases in our country is different.
38:55So look at them in the same way.
39:00Look, history does not accept these judgments.
39:05Neither do the people nor the law.
39:08So whenever you have to prosecute a political figure,
39:12especially the Prime Minister,
39:14then stay within the scope of the law.
39:17The fundamental requirement of justice
39:19is that there should be justice and there should be a visible evidence.
39:23We often don't see a visible evidence.
39:25Especially if you do this trial in jail,
39:28then it becomes very difficult to judge
39:31whether the case was properly prosecuted
39:34and whether the demands of justice were fulfilled or not.
39:37And whenever judgments are appealed,
39:39these things are looked at.
39:43Khawaja Asif is saying that the PTI is demanding
39:47that Imran Khan be removed from the executive order.
39:50Sheikh Waqas is saying that there is no such demand.
39:52But before that, the PTI leaders kept saying
39:54that Imran Khan should be brought out through the executive order.
39:59This should be one of the demands that are being negotiated.
40:02Is it possible that someone through the executive order,
40:06especially Imran Khan and his wife,
40:09can be given any relief through the executive order?
40:14Look, you can give relief through the executive order
40:19when the case is under trial.
40:22Until there was no judgment,
40:24NAB could have closed the case.
40:27NAB has the authority to do this.
40:30But once there is a conviction,
40:32then it is done through the appeal process
40:35or through pardon.
40:36There are two ways.
40:38But I would like to make a request again
40:40that whenever there is a judgment of these cases,
40:43I have not read it,
40:45but it will have to be read
40:46on what the conviction has been made on.
40:48If it has been made to break the law of the country,
40:50and I always thought that the process
40:52through which the conviction has been approved,
40:55that process was not right.
40:58So if you examine that,
41:00I don't know what the punishment will be,
41:03but the judgment will have to be seen
41:05as to what is in it or not.
41:07But I am saying that generally,
41:09the NAB cases are so weak,
41:12legally,
41:14that their judgment does not stand
41:16whenever they go through the appeal process.
41:19Okay.
41:20By the way,
41:21NAB Ordinance 1999,
41:234, 6, 5,
41:26one is about abetment in crime,
41:29then misuse of authority,
41:31a lot of things have been added to it.
41:33So the judgment that has been heard today,
41:35you will have to see where does it stand.
41:38But now,
41:3920th January is coming,
41:40and in 20th January,
41:41Trump is taking oath.
41:43And there were expectations from the oath.
41:46It's a fact that there are a lot of PTI leaders,
41:49there were expectations that
41:51if Trump comes,
41:52they will save Imran Khan.
41:54Is it possible?
41:55You were a former Prime Minister,
41:57can this be a possibility?
41:59Look, in our country,
42:00a lot of things have happened in the past,
42:02so nothing is out of the question.
42:06But I don't think that one country
42:08will interfere in the judicial affairs of another country.
42:13When Mr. Mian left the country in 2000,
42:19at that time,
42:20there was an impression that
42:22this decision was made on behalf of Saudi Arabia
42:24or some other Arab country.
42:26But at that time,
42:28maybe the situation,
42:30no one has full knowledge of the facts,
42:33but a lot of things have happened in our country.
42:36So I don't think that
42:38an American president will come first
42:40and put pressure on Pakistan
42:42to release Mr. Imran Khan.
42:44This expectation
42:46and this expectation
42:48that other countries
42:50in our system,
42:52whatever this broken system is,
42:54whatever it is,
42:55if they start interfering in it,
42:57then there will be no end to it.
42:59Interference will continue.
43:01But it has happened in the past.
43:03You remember,
43:05I forgot the name,
43:07but there was a CIA agent
43:09who was caught here.
43:11Are you talking about Raymond Davis?
43:13Yes, Raymond Davis.
43:15So that was also a similar case.
43:17But he was a citizen of that country.
43:19So anyway,
43:20I think that
43:21no political party
43:23can give relief to Mr. Imran Khan.
43:25Mr. Imran Khan...
43:27Okay,
43:28Mr. Abbas,
43:29from the entire government,
43:31and many main ministers,
43:32federal ministers,
43:33who are very old leaders of PMLN,
43:36who were with you at one point in time,
43:39they say that
43:41there is an external pressure.
43:43And that is because
43:45they are waiting for Mr. Imran Khan
43:47or his Jamaat
43:48to somehow follow their agenda.
43:50How do you see this?
43:52Look,
43:53the government of Pakistan
43:54cannot follow anyone's agenda.
43:56This is our thoughtlessness.
43:58We keep accusing each other
44:00that it is following this or that agenda.
44:03I don't think that
44:05any Pakistani political leader
44:07follows someone else's agenda.
44:09These systems have been in place in the past.
44:11Maybe they will continue to be in place.
44:13But we need to fix our own house.
44:15Then,
44:16if our justice system is right,
44:18then no one can put pressure on you.
44:20If your justice system is not right,
44:22if justice is not being given,
44:24then the issues of human rights,
44:26and especially when you
44:28your senior political leaders,
44:30especially Mr. Abbas,
44:31who is known all over the world,
44:33if you look at the past,
44:34you can look at it from Shukar Ali Bhutto's perspective.
44:36I think after him,
44:38Mr. Junejo lived peacefully.
44:40After him,
44:41Mian Rajshri,
44:43Birzir Bhutto,
44:44Asif Ali Zardari,
44:46Yusuf Zaghilani.
44:47And there is a long list.
44:49Yes, there is a long list.
44:50Mr. Raja,
44:51who was there.
44:53We have taken action
44:55against all the people.
44:56And in the end,
44:57nothing has been done against them.
44:59So,
45:00we have defamed ourselves.
45:02Thank you very much
45:03for joining me in the program.
45:04You have told us about a long list.
45:06We will talk about this long list
45:07some other day.
45:08But thank you very much
45:09for joining me in the program.
45:10With this, let's wrap up.
45:11We have come to a big decision today.
45:12We will continue the discussion
45:13on this big decision tomorrow.
45:15And we will try to find out
45:16what's next.
45:17Because what's next
45:18is the most important question right now.
45:19Anika Nisar,
45:20allow me to leave.
45:21Take care of yourself.
45:22Allah Hafiz.

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