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- Kashif Abbasi

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- Barrister Aqeel Malik PMLN
- Mian Rauf Atta (Lawyer)
- Mujahid Islam Asif (Lawyer)

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00:00Assalam-o-Alaikum, dear viewers, you are watching the program with Kashif Abbasi.
00:16In yesterday's Don Akhbar, the picture of the current state of the country was taken
00:20with great beauty.
00:21The state stands on four pillars.
00:24In the picture, the pillars of justice and the media have fallen.
00:29The parliament is hanging.
00:31The state is standing on the present government or administration.
00:36What will be the condition of the state on this present government and administration?
00:42By the way, if we draw the picture of Amriyat, then this picture also fits on the Amrana system.
00:48There is an Amir in Amriyat.
00:50By the way, there is no parliament.
00:53But if you want, a hand-picked, rubber-stamped parliament is made.
00:58It is made as it is now.
01:01PCO judges are appointed in the courts.
01:05The judge who is not ready to take the oath of PCO is sent home.
01:11The media is also tightened.
01:13No one is allowed to speak.
01:15The state is actually the truth.
01:19And it is also allowed to run.
01:21That is, all the pillars are there, but on the contrary,
01:25like this picture, they have fallen.
01:28As if they are not there.
01:30They keep falling like this.
01:32Anyway, we will talk more about this scene later.
01:37Today, the reason for discussing all this is Islamabad High Court.
01:40Three judges have been brought from the second highest court in the country to Islamabad.
01:44By the way, this work has already been done.
01:46Then why is it so short this time?
01:48Because what is being done is what it is.
01:51And why is it being done?
01:53There is a need to understand this.
01:55First, let's see why all this is happening.
01:58The government of Form 47 is doing all this to give weight to this system.
02:04Decisions are being made to fully control the system.
02:08So that the status quo can be maintained.
02:11Prisoners should remain in prison, rulers should continue to rule.
02:14This has been going on for the past two years.
02:17And it seems that efforts are being made to move this forward.
02:20If the government is acceptable, then it tries to strengthen the system.
02:25If it is weak, then it tries to control the system by force.
02:29It destroys institutions.
02:31It centralizes power.
02:33Anyway, a political party has been forcibly formed.
02:37The pillar that is standing in that picture is this administration or government.
02:44It is as representative and democratic as you and I know.
02:50It is powerful enough.
02:52Now, let's understand what is happening.
02:54First, we saw why it is happening.
02:56To maintain the status quo.
02:58What is happening and how is it happening?
03:00With the support of this parliament,
03:02controversial laws were made.
03:04Such decisions were made that had nothing to do with democracy.
03:09The 26th Amendment was amended to win the Supreme Court.
03:13To maintain the fake mandate,
03:16retired judges were appointed in election tribunals all over the country.
03:21All this was done through legislation.
03:23If someone protests in Islamabad,
03:25within three years, a law was made.
03:28So that they cannot protest.
03:30And when all this was not enough,
03:32the law of PICA was brought to control the media.
03:36So all this has been done by this parliament in the past few years.
03:41Now, the question is,
03:43why so much insistence on bringing the judges of Islamabad High Court?
03:46And why so much noise from the other side?
03:48With the 26th Amendment, the Supreme Court was fixed.
03:51It became a single bench.
03:53But one issue was still pending.
03:55Islamabad High Court was out of control.
03:58The Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court was to be elevated to the Supreme Court.
04:02After that, those who wrote letters in Islamabad High Court,
04:06you remember the letter that six judges wrote.
04:08One of the six judges who wrote that letter was to become the Chief Justice.
04:13Therefore, with the support of Article 200 of the Election Law,
04:16judges were imported from other provinces,
04:19so that the number and dominance of the opposing judges can be eliminated.
04:23And above all, the Chief Justice should be appointed as per his will.
04:27It seems that the Chief Justice will be appointed,
04:29the aim is to control and run the system as per his will.
04:34And of course, democracy will win in this.
04:38I hope you understand.
04:39With this decision, this thought becomes even stronger
04:42that the purpose of the changes made in the court and the legislation
04:47is to maintain this status quo.
04:51Judges also played a role in the destruction of this court.
04:54In the past few years, we have seen the role of judges.
04:57The High Court and the Bar Councils also played a key role in this destruction.
05:04The protection of justice, the vulnerable community is divided today.
05:08Whether it is the sign of the intervention of the judges of Islamabad High Court,
05:11the implementation of the decisions of the Supreme Court,
05:13or the 26th Amendment,
05:15in all these cases, the vulnerable leaders should stand with the powerful,
05:20not with the institutions.
05:22If the protectors meet with the occupiers, then there is destruction.
05:28Politicians also have a very important and key role.
05:31Laws, laws, democracy, freedom of expression,
05:35the strength of institutions are only put in opposition.
05:39And as soon as the government comes, everyone forgets.
05:42As soon as the government comes, the intoxication of power and chair
05:45compels you to do something like an evil elephant,
05:49whose concept is the opposite of the spirit of democracy.
05:53What did he say when he was in the opposition?
05:56Listen carefully.
05:57The issue is the disrespect of laws and laws.
06:00The time has come for us to raise the flag of justice.
06:04Blackmailing a person or an institution,
06:06blackmailing the court,
06:08and making their own decisions,
06:10there is nothing more disgusting than that.
06:12After attacking the judiciary,
06:14we are demanding that the President of Pakistan becomes a Mustafi.
06:17Why are you so afraid of those judges who stand for truth and rights?
06:21We have to follow the law and the law,
06:23or we have to let the law of the jungle continue to run in this country.
06:27We have with us Mr. Faisal Chaudhary,
06:29Imran Khan's lawyer,
06:30Mr. Tariq-e-Insaf's landlord,
06:31Mr. Balas Tariq-e-Insaf,
06:32a member of the National Assembly of the Muslim League Noon.
06:35We have with us Mr. Muhammad Dhruv Fattah,
06:37President of the Supreme Court Bar,
06:38Mujahid Islam Asif,
06:39Vice President of the Islamabad High Court Bar.
06:42The situation of both the bars is very opposite.
06:46In fact, for a long time,
06:48I remember,
06:49Mr. Iftikhar Chaudhary's movement was all about the bars.
06:52Rarely, there was some disagreement.
06:56Even the judges are writing that this is a matter of seniority,
06:59seniority cannot be formed.
07:01I don't think transfer is such a big issue right now.
07:05But why is there so much disagreement in the bars?
07:07First of all, Mr. Mian, Supreme Court Bar,
07:09why is there so much disagreement in the bars?
07:14In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Ever Merciful.
07:16I don't think there is much disagreement.
07:19Only the Islamabad High Court Bar has some disagreement.
07:22As you have seen,
07:23the President of Sindh High Court Bar,
07:26the President of Balochistan High Court Bar,
07:29and the Supreme Court Bar Association,
07:32the 17 executive committees,
07:3414 of them have endorsed this,
07:36that the decisions of the judges,
07:40from different provinces,
07:41are in accordance with the spirit of the constitution.
07:45Because Article 200 of the constitution
07:47gives the President of Pakistan the right
07:49to transfer from one court to another.
07:53From one High Court to another.
07:56Sir, but seniority,
07:57I am reading the letter of the judges, Mr. Mian,
07:59in that letter, there is a lot of disagreement.
08:02They say that this transfer is not so good.
08:07But they also say that there is no seniority,
08:09they will have to take legal action if they come here.
08:12Now there are six judges.
08:14Obviously, they will also have an understanding of the law.
08:17But the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan
08:20has welcomed him.
08:21Obviously, they will also have an understanding of the law.
08:25I would like to make a request in this.
08:27Article 200 is absolutely clear in it.
08:30He has told four stages of it.
08:33That the President of Pakistan has the right to it.
08:35And the judge he wants to bring,
08:37his consent is necessary.
08:39After that, the Chief Justice of Pakistan
08:42and the relevant courts,
08:45Sir, but is he the senior most?
08:47The question is,
08:49Mr. Mian, the question is, does he become the senior most?
08:54Look, I will tell you,
08:55whoever comes from there,
08:56he will carry his seniority.
08:58But there is another question on this, Mr. Mian.
09:00I am sorry, I am doing a quick fire
09:02so that I can go to the other guests as well.
09:04If you do this,
09:06then if you make this a practice,
09:11that you, like the senior puny judge of Islamabad High Court,
09:14Mr. Kiani,
09:15everyone knows that no one is happy.
09:17The judges are writing letters
09:18and were expressing a lot of difficulty.
09:20They were accusing him of being a traitor.
09:23It is very easy for the President of Pakistan and the government
09:26that a judge brings his consent from another court,
09:29makes him the Chief Justice,
09:31the court controls it.
09:33No, no, he is not bringing his consent.
09:36Look, you need four people for this.
09:41And there are four people,
09:43the President of Pakistan,
09:44the judge,
09:45the Chief Justice of Pakistan,
09:46and the High Courts.
09:47The judges,
09:48they are interfering in all the procedures.
09:51No one has deviated from there
09:53that I refuse.
09:54Therefore, on this basis,
09:56you can say that this is a bad policy.
09:59It will not happen by my saying.
10:00No one has said anything.
10:01Sir, but tell me one thing,
10:02you had put so much effort
10:04when a reference was sent against Qazi Faiz Issa.
10:06References are sent against judges.
10:08But you said,
10:09because he had given a decision.
10:10Because of this,
10:11the government is sending this reference
10:13against him in anger
10:15and to take revenge,
10:16to remove him.
10:17So, the reference itself is not wrong.
10:19Governments send it
10:21or go to the Supreme Judicial Council.
10:23But why it has been sent,
10:25you said at that time
10:26that why it has been sent.
10:27And you took a big position
10:28and took a stand in it.
10:31Yes, I had taken it at that time.
10:32But I will explain a little further after this
10:34that this is an appointment by transfer.
10:37When the appointment will be transferred,
10:40then whoever will come here after the transfer,
10:42he will carry his signature.
10:44From that date,
10:45from the date of the taking oath,
10:47his elevation,
10:49from that date only,
10:50his signature will be counted.
10:52He does not need to take a fresh oath.
10:54Okay, I understood what you are saying.
10:56Despite all that.
10:57Article 194,
10:59yes, Article 194 says clearly about this.
11:01Okay.
11:02Whoever has an elevation,
11:03before entering the office,
11:05it is necessary to take his signature.
11:07Mr. Mujahid, why are you putting on a show?
11:08This is an appointment by transfer.
11:09He will not take an oath.
11:10Okay, okay.
11:11Mr. Mujahid, why are you putting on a show
11:12that you are welcoming Steve Justice and Pakistan?
11:14You are welcoming all the other bars.
11:16You have put on a new show,
11:17but you have not put on the Islamabad bar.
11:21Sir, that is the same thing.
11:23Mr. Mian is right in his own right.
11:25But the situation is the same.
11:27There is a malice factor.
11:30Because if you look at the overall situation,
11:33then the whole body of Islamabad Bar,
11:37Bar Council,
11:39High Court Bar Association,
11:41and District Bar Association,
11:43are on the same page in this regard.
11:45These transfers,
11:47one is their timing,
11:48and second is the parameter of selection.
11:51The judges you have sent,
11:53they have a criteria, right sir?
11:56So you have sent the senior judges
12:00to spoil their seniority.
12:03Sir, but there is no restriction in the law.
12:05The other side will tell you,
12:06where is the restriction in the law?
12:10No sir, look,
12:12apart from this,
12:13there is also Article 175 of the Constitution,
12:16in which 14 years of time was given.
12:19If you count that,
12:20then that time is completed in 2024.
12:23Separation of powers.
12:25So after that,
12:26Article 200 is already redundant,
12:28if you look at it from one perspective.
12:29Because if they had amended it in the 26th amendment,
12:32then as per my understanding,
12:34I think that
12:35it still holds up to some extent.
12:38But because Article 175 says that
12:41within 14 years you have to separate
12:43judicial and administrative powers.
12:46So second is that
12:47if you give these holy powers to the president,
12:50then this is something that undermines the judiciary.
12:53The situation is still the same.
12:55Sir, the judiciary is already undermined.
12:57After the 26th amendment,
12:59it seems that
13:00whatever will happen in the judiciary,
13:02the judges will try to be happy
13:04so that they get good postings.
13:06This has become the principle.
13:08But was this the case?
13:10I will talk to my two lawyers present here.
13:13Mr. Barrister,
13:14won't this become the principle?
13:16That everyone will say,
13:17give good decisions
13:19and you get good positions.
13:21You will be in any benches.
13:22You will become the Chief Justice of the High Court.
13:24Just think,
13:25out of 60,
13:2635 positions are full
13:28and 25 are vacant in the High Court.
13:31Yet you have brought a judge from there
13:33to complete the numbers.
13:35When the President of Pakistan
13:37did the consultation process,
13:40it was clear that
13:42two or three judges
13:44who were being considered,
13:47because this is all about the Chief Justice,
13:51did not come.
13:53Or they did not give consent.
13:55So, obviously,
13:56they were considered.
13:58So, this is not surprising.
14:00Like other participants said,
14:02this is in accordance with the law.
14:04And it is in accordance with the law.
14:06Why don't the judges of the Istanbul High Court...
14:09See, I am very surprised about one thing.
14:11A long time ago,
14:12I was taught this lesson
14:13when I was in the judiciary.
14:14The law is the nose of a moth.
14:15When you want to turn it,
14:16turn it this way.
14:17I think this is also a case.
14:19The Chief Justice of Pakistan
14:21is saying that this is a good thing.
14:23And six judges are saying that it is wrong.
14:25I, Faisal, you and other participants
14:27are sitting here in this TV show.
14:29Do we include the legal wisdom
14:31or the wisdom of the President of Pakistan,
14:33the wisdom of the Chief Justice of Pakistan,
14:35the two relevant Chief Justices,
14:37in fact three,
14:38the Islamabad High Court,
14:40the Lahore High Court,
14:42the Sindh High Court,
14:43the Balochistan High Court.
14:45Do you think that
14:46all of them will be on one side?
14:48That all of them have the same consent,
14:51consultation,
14:52in all cases.
14:53This is not possible.
14:55Some cases are such that
14:57within the constitutional scheme of things,
15:00the constitutional stakeholders
15:02have considered this.
15:04And because it is written in the constitution,
15:07they brought it into force
15:09and decided on it.
15:11To put this allegation that
15:13perhaps,
15:14look,
15:15there can be a lot of objections
15:17in terms of timing.
15:18That this was not the timing,
15:20this should not have happened,
15:22and so on and so forth.
15:23I think that there are past presidents
15:25who we have seen 12 times.
15:27Sir, there are,
15:28but sometimes,
15:29I will give you an example.
15:31Aren't presidents supposed to
15:33complain against a judge
15:35in the Supreme Judicial Council?
15:37But then why were the Chief Justices
15:39standing for Qazi Faisal?
15:41Because there was a malefied behind him.
15:43The intention matches.
15:44There was a protest today.
15:46The protest was at the time of
15:48the elevation of Amir Farooq's
15:50Islamabad High Court.
15:51And he will tell you that
15:52for 15 days,
15:53he has repeatedly protested
15:54that why did the new judge
15:55come from Punjab?
15:56Don't do this.
15:57Because Pakistan,
15:58Islamabad,
15:59is the symbol of the federation.
16:01There,
16:02all provinces and territories
16:03have the right.
16:04Let them come from there.
16:05By the way,
16:06is the intention important or not?
16:07Look,
16:08our intention is clear.
16:09Okay,
16:10the call is over,
16:11Mr. Chaudhary.
16:12You are right.
16:13In Islamabad High Court,
16:15all of them were local.
16:17Which Karachi
16:18did Saman Rafat Imtiaz
16:19come from?
16:20Which Sindh
16:21did Shant Sahibab
16:22come from?
16:23In Balochistan,
16:24there is the concept
16:25of Pashtun Baloch.
16:26At least,
16:27that is their representation.
16:28You people
16:29read small provinces
16:30in such a way
16:31that they have no right.
16:32Okay,
16:33do you want to talk
16:34or should I also talk?
16:35No,
16:36you talk,
16:37you talk.
16:38But,
16:39Sir,
16:40I agree with him.
16:41I will also tell you
16:42in a minute.
16:43There,
16:44from Lahore,
16:45from Punjab,
16:46there were no judges.
16:47So,
16:48the Federation
16:49needed
16:50the representation
16:51of all four provinces.
16:52There,
16:53there is no judge
16:54in Islamabad High Court.
16:55All of them
16:56are from America
16:57who are there.
16:58I mean,
16:59they have
17:00a level of
17:01illiteracy.
17:02The 26th
17:03Constitution
17:04was brought
17:05because
17:06you wanted
17:07to destroy
17:08the system of justice.
17:09And,
17:10the whole
17:11point of view
17:12was that
17:13you want
17:14to put Imran Khan's
17:15cases
17:16to the interim judges
17:17or to transfer
17:18them to them
17:19and take
17:20the decisions
17:21of their choice.
17:22There is no other
17:23point of view.
17:24Election fraud,
17:25that is not…
17:26Chief Justice
17:27will punish
17:28Mr. Kiani.
17:29No,
17:30Chief Justice
17:31and Mr. Kiani,
17:32Mohsin Akhtar
17:33and Mr. Kiani,
17:34what is wrong
17:35with them?
17:36Their noses
17:37are crooked,
17:38their ears
17:39are crooked.
17:40I will tolerate
17:41it.
17:42The point is
17:43that you…
17:44You will learn
17:45it.
17:46You will have
17:47to learn it.
17:48No,
17:49tell me
17:50that you have
17:51brought a judge
17:52from number 15
17:53and what are
17:54the criteria
17:55for transferring
17:56you?
17:57And,
17:58in recent
17:59history,
18:00which transfers
18:01have been made?
18:02Now,
18:03Sardar Aslam
18:04and his
18:05talk,
18:06I will tell you
18:07that as well.
18:09I will tell
18:10you that
18:11as well.
18:12But,
18:13all Pakistan
18:14Supreme Court
18:15bar is not
18:16with you.
18:17Sindh High
18:18Court bar
18:19is not
18:20with you.
18:21You are
18:22saying
18:23that we
18:24will do it.
18:25In his
18:26eyes…
18:27Balochistan
18:28Bar
18:29Council
18:30Vice Chairman
18:31came and
18:32members
18:33from Punjab
18:34Bar
18:35Council
18:36were present.
18:37So I think on a 10-12 hour notice, only this much could have been done, which we have done.
18:42And our conventional...
18:44And this will continue.
18:45Mr. Mian, what are you seeing?
18:47Yes, obviously.
18:48Will the lawyers not be a part of this?
18:52No, the lawyers will not be a part of this.
18:54See, the All Pakistan Action Committee that they have created,
18:57they are doing a politically motivated campaign.
19:02Most of their people are from a political community,
19:05and they are carrying their flag forward.
19:07They don't want a safe court to be formed.
19:12When we spoke about the 26 amendments,
19:15after the 26 amendments, the court is safe.
19:17The broad practice of consultation that has been seen in this,
19:21and people have been made judges from remote areas.
19:25Before, judges used to come from the elite class, from different chambers.
19:29This is the first time that no one has raised their voice,
19:32that everyone has appreciated this.
19:34All the lawyers from every corner of Pakistan...
19:37So you are saying that this is a good thing, and...
19:39We have not appreciated this, sir.
19:41I mean, what is a bar council?
19:43Pujab Bar, Sindh Bar, isn't there a bar council?
19:45No, there is a difference.
19:46The role of the bar council, the bar association,
19:50frankly, is not worthy of our trust.
19:54Let's take a break, viewers.
19:56We will be back after the break.
20:00Welcome back, Naseem.
20:02The judges are back, let's see where this case goes.
20:05But one thing, Mr. Chaudhary,
20:07the letter was mentioned a lot today.
20:09You have been taken out of jail with a bombshell.
20:13Mr. Imran Khan has written a letter to the chief?
20:16Mr. Imran Khan...
20:17To the army chief.
20:18He told the army chief about this letter,
20:21that he has written a letter.
20:22And basically...
20:23How did he write it?
20:24Is there permission in jail?
20:26Yes, you can write a letter.
20:27You can write a letter.
20:29Which address did he write to?
20:30Army house, Rahul Pandey?
20:32Oh, the one who played my case,
20:34what answer is he going to give?
20:36This is beyond my case.
20:37Yes, this is beyond my case.
20:38You have to find out,
20:39that GHQ Rahul Pandey to DGISPR,
20:42please send it to the army chief.
20:43I know where to read,
20:45and where not to read.
20:46I know that.
20:47Very well.
20:48You have told me that.
20:50So, the issue is, sir,
20:51in that he has said that,
20:53Mr. Imran Khan basically...
20:55I told you not to forgive me.
20:57He has said about policy shifting,
20:59and he has highlighted six points.
21:02Policy shift.
21:03Policy shift.
21:04He has basically...
21:05Please forgive me.
21:06As a former Prime Minister,
21:08he has said that the army is ours,
21:10and the soldiers of the army,
21:12and the soldiers of the army,
21:13the army officers,
21:14should not be sacrificed.
21:15Let me tell you the statement of Bushra Bibi.
21:17Bushra Bibi had also given a statement
21:19in Peshawar,
21:20in which she said that...
21:21First, let me do it.
21:22First, listen to me,
21:23I will tell you why she did it,
21:24that we will not take revenge.
21:25I want to tell you.
21:26Yes, please tell me.
21:27So, after that she has said that...
21:30But unfortunately,
21:32there are some policies,
21:34because of which the conflict
21:36between the army and the people is increasing.
21:38And there are six points,
21:40which in her view,
21:41this conflict is her role in expanding.
21:44In that, first of all,
21:45there is election rigging,
21:47in which the minority government
21:49has been imposed on it
21:51by stealing the majority's mandate,
21:54and election fraud has been covered up.
21:56Then she has mentioned the 26th amendment,
21:59that the 26th amendment...
22:00She must have done a lot.
22:01So, you are saying that
22:02Mr. Khan told her something
22:03that she did not know.
22:05Mr. Khan has given his input
22:08on those six core issues,
22:10because of which this is a distance.
22:14Look, PTI is the largest community
22:16of the middle class,
22:17and the army is the largest
22:19organized institution of the middle class.
22:21So, we think that...
22:23Sir, as I mentioned earlier,
22:24I will tell you about Bushra Bibi.
22:27When she gave a speech,
22:30a press release...
22:32No, Mr. Khan did not say that.
22:34Listen to what she said.
22:47So, Mr. Chaudhary,
22:48a message has been given
22:50by Bushra Bibi.
22:52So, I think that PTI is...
22:54Are you running out of options?
22:56This shows probably
22:58that you are running out of options,
23:00because of which...
23:01You mentioned earlier
23:02that nothing will happen.
23:04Khan has forgiven her.
23:06He will not do anything.
23:07Don't worry.
23:08Even now...
23:10Do you think that...
23:11It's not about running out of options.
23:14It's about the future of the country.
23:17Look, there is instability.
23:19There has been political instability
23:20in the country for three years.
23:21Because of which
23:22the economy has stagnated.
23:23Because of which
23:24the Law and Order Association terrorism
23:26is increasing.
23:27Nothing is new.
23:28Nothing is new,
23:29but can this continue?
23:30Can this continue like this?
23:31But it is being run.
23:32No, it is being run wrongly.
23:33I want to know
23:34what is the reason
23:35that you thought
23:36that maybe they don't know all this,
23:38so we will tell them.
23:39Or...
23:40Everyone knows what it is.
23:42The issue is that
23:43you are saying that
23:44this is being done knowingly.
23:46No, I am asking
23:47why are you writing a letter?
23:48You are writing a letter
23:49because you are a former Prime Minister.
23:50Did you talk to him?
23:51He was asked this question.
23:52You don't talk to him.
23:53He said,
23:54whether he talks or not,
23:55it is his decision.
23:56As a former Prime Minister,
23:57the destruction that is happening
23:58in the country,
23:59what I see,
24:00my job is to mark it.
24:01How do you see this letter?
24:02I understand that
24:03he is saying
24:04that he will mark it.
24:05Probably it is signaling also.
24:06Whatever you call it.
24:07Look,
24:08as a political commentator,
24:09if you tell me
24:10what kind of letter
24:11has been written,
24:12I will say that
24:13again,
24:14the message
24:15that you are sending
24:16is a message
24:17that
24:19we are good people,
24:20we are not bad people,
24:21we will not do anything.
24:22We are good people.
24:23We are good people.
24:24For what reason
24:25are you saying this?
24:26How do you read this?
24:27Translate it
24:28and explain it to us.
24:29I will do it.
24:30The letter
24:31that was written
24:32in your memory,
24:33this is the whole matter
24:34that Professor Imran Khan
24:35through his letter
24:36has enlightened
24:37the Chief of Army
24:38of the United States
24:39of America
24:40and the entire world.
24:41He has enlightened
24:42the Chief of Army
24:43of the United States
24:44of America
24:45and the entire world.
24:46He has enlightened
24:47the Chief of Army
24:48of the United States
24:49of America
24:50with his wisdom.
24:51And what is that wisdom?
24:52That these are the six points
24:53and all these things
24:54on political point scoring.
24:55I think it is very simple.
24:56He has
24:57in writing
24:58In writing.
24:59Let's leave
25:00that he has written it.
25:01He has asked for NRO.
25:02He has asked for NRO.
25:03This is clearly NRO.
25:04I mean of course
25:05those six points are
25:06release me,
25:07release me,
25:08release me,
25:09forgive me,
25:10release me.
25:11What is there
25:12beyond this?
25:13Is it a softer message?
25:14I think
25:15he has tried
25:16because
25:17I don't understand
25:18because
25:19he has such a
25:20bipolar conduct
25:21in politics.
25:22On one hand
25:23he tells his supporters
25:24that the Army
25:25or the establishment
25:26should not have a role
25:27in politics
25:28and we will end it
25:29and so on and so forth.
25:30And then he writes a letter.
25:31When there is a talk
25:32of maintaining
25:33democratic attitude
25:34with political parties
25:35and sitting with
25:36political parties
25:37then they don't want
25:38to sit with us.
25:39They don't want to have
25:40any sort of
25:41political discourse.
25:42They don't want
25:43to talk,
25:44they don't want
25:45to sit with us.
25:46But
25:47they have to write a letter
25:48and then tell
25:49in the letter
25:50that this country
25:51has faced this problem
25:52and today
25:53Gauhar Sahib
25:54has said
25:55that this is a
25:56policy shift,
25:57this is a policy shift
25:58from their
25:59stated position.
26:00From what?
26:01But
26:02Bushra bibi
26:03has already
26:04given this
26:05programme
26:06but let's
26:07look at
26:08the stated position.
26:09Some time ago
26:10it was said
26:11that we should
26:12boycott
26:13products
26:14and
26:15that
26:16there is
26:17tyranny
26:18and
26:19there is
26:20authoritarian
26:21rule
26:22and
26:23we will
26:24not talk
26:25to them.
26:26The doors
26:27of conversation
26:28have been
26:29closed.
26:30This is what
26:31Khan Sahib
26:32has said.
26:33Khan Sahib
26:34has said
26:35that we
26:36will not
26:37talk to
26:38anyone.
26:39And
26:40then you
26:41try and
26:42open that
26:43door
26:44and
26:45then
26:46I
26:47will
26:48not
26:49talk
26:50to
26:51anyone
26:52about
26:53this.
26:54And
26:55if
26:56it
26:57is
26:58not
26:59like
27:00this
27:01then
27:02I
27:03will
27:04not
27:05talk
27:06to
27:07anyone
27:08about
27:09this.
27:10I
27:11will
27:12that cannot be ignored.
27:15I have said that we have sat down with the political parties and seen what they have done.
27:22We have not been able to meet the political parties.
27:24The political parties have repeatedly said that they have given India, but still they have not been able to do anything.
27:28So the issue is that they do not have their own space.
27:31But when you say normalization, please translate that for me.
27:34What does normalization mean in our country?
27:37Listen to me.
27:38Mian Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz are punished before the elections.
27:42Both go to jail.
27:43Normalization means that the platelets fall.
27:45Mr. Mian sits on a flight and goes to London.
27:47Maryam Nawaz starts her politics.
27:49That is called a deal in Pakistan.
27:51Which you are calling normalization.
27:53It is not that they will read a letter and say,
27:56Okay, bro. Bro.
27:58You are broke.
27:59No, the issue is that you are saying that Mr. Imran Khan has been suffering from his cases for a year and a half.
28:07Mr. Nawaz Sharif was also suffering for a year and a half.
28:09The deal was made after that.
28:10No, the issue is that he was a convict.
28:13The cases in which Imran Khan has been convicted,
28:15The cases in which Imran Khan has been convicted,
28:18There is a difference between heaven and earth.
28:20Conviction is conviction.
28:21You know that there is a political conviction.
28:22He was convicted in Panama.
28:24No, no.
28:25He was convicted in Panama.
28:27No, no.
28:28He was convicted in Panama.
28:30The issue is that
28:34The issue is that the government does not understand the pressure.
28:37The government does not understand the pressure.
28:38You need to adjust.
28:39No, no.
28:40The government understands that the Government has to bear pressure.
28:42When they know that the pressure is not going down,
28:44When they know that the pressure is not going down,
28:45and they know,
28:46Mr. Arfan Siddiqui said,
28:49Sir, people are not like Prime Minister.
28:50On the last day, everyone is telling that
28:52Mr. Imran Khan is suffering out of no confidence.
28:55Is the establishment behind him?
28:57Mr. Khan is not believing me.
28:59He is voicing against it.
29:00Sir, I will tell you the fate of this letter.
29:01I will tell you the fate of this letter.
29:03The fate of this letter is undelivered, return to sender.
29:06And this is its fate.
29:08And its fate is because they have said that...
29:11Okay, if it is delivered, then what is your problem?
29:13We are saying that return to sender, undelivered.
29:16No, they get angry.
29:17They say, oh God, what has happened?
29:19Write a letter, Yasu.
29:21The husband gets angry.
29:23He says, you got it, he wrote a letter.
29:25No, it's not like that.
29:27It's not like that.
29:29Then tell me your stated position.
29:31The jail is under the Punjab government.
29:33The letter should not reach there.
29:35Stop it.
29:37No, listen to me.
29:39Tell me, why is the letter not coming here?
29:43Today, what did Mr. Gauhar say?
29:45He said, he has written a will to the former Prime Minister.
29:48And he has made the party run.
29:50And he has made the party run.
29:52He asked him to question that this is a policy shift.
29:54He said, this is not a policy shift of the party.
29:56This is not a policy shift of the party.
29:58This is a policy shift of the party.
30:00You have taken them on by saying,
30:02boycott products.
30:04Yes, of course.
30:06That's your position.
30:08Who hasn't seen the videos of AI generated images?
30:10That's the position of the party, right?
30:12Now, suddenly when you say that we are going towards a normalization.
30:14No, where did this pity come from?
30:16Didn't Gauhar say?
30:18I am not privy of that.
30:20Of what?
30:22That you boycotted all the products.
30:24The milk cartons,
30:26even if you beep it,
30:28I am not advertising any product.
30:30But generally, whatever you have seen there,
30:32on social media,
30:34everyone has said,
30:36that you boycotted products.
30:38It was official.
30:40On the PTI official page.
30:42It was there.
30:44Please check it first.
30:46You don't know about your official page.
30:48You are commenting on us.
30:50Is there any PTI official page?
30:52I am not checking anything.
30:54This is the official page of our PM Alliance.
30:56No, that is not the official page.
30:58But on one hand,
31:00the letter that Mr. Khan has written,
31:02Tell me this.
31:04I don't see anything wrong with this.
31:06I just want to ask one question.
31:08I think it is good that we take this system
31:10to such an amiable place,
31:12where the system runs,
31:14not the people.
31:16The government should not be hand-picked
31:18to bring in Mr. Mian and Mr. Khan.
31:20This is the job of the government.
31:22We gave them a platform,
31:24not a forum.
31:26The TOR of that meeting,
31:28should be a system.
31:30We should have a Charter of Democracy
31:32between us.
31:34After that,
31:36we have talked about the Charter of Economy,
31:38we have talked about the Charter of Democracy.
31:40Tell me, in 2022,
31:42when Mr. Mian,
31:44this is already reported,
31:46had told Mr. Khan,
31:48that there will be a Charter of Democracy election.
31:50Who backed off?
31:52Everybody should know.
31:54Mr. Khan backed off.
31:56Mr. Mian did not agree.
31:58Mr. Mian did not agree.
32:00After the low confidence motion.
32:02Mr. Mian said,
32:04whatever was supposed to happen with us,
32:06has happened.
32:08Mr. Mian was right.
32:10The thing is,
32:12Mr. Mian should make a statement
32:14that there should be no role of the army in politics.
32:16Otherwise,
32:18everyone will support the Free and Fair Election Commission.
32:20You are absolutely right.
32:22In 2018, we were saying the same.
32:24Why did you come?
32:26Why did you take the power?
32:28Today, your party's own,
32:30Shaukat Yusufzai,
32:32has said on record,
32:34on your own channel,
32:36that there were 35 punctures.
32:3835 such people are being talked about,
32:40who have seen the statements,
32:42and have become MNAs and MPs.
32:44Do you know,
32:46who all have made videos?
32:48Let's move ahead.
32:50On 8th February,
32:52there is another call.
32:54Till now, there has been no Jalsa.
32:56Jalsa is in Swabi.
32:58They will not allow Jalsa in Lahore.
33:00Pakistan-New Zealand match.
33:02No, no, no.
33:04It is a tri-series match.
33:06It is a tri-series match.
33:08It is a tri-series match.
33:10No, no, no.
33:12Let's play a tear gas game.
33:14No, no, no.
33:16If there is a Jalsa in the match,
33:18then what?
33:20If there is a Jalsa in the match,
33:22then what?
33:24If there is a seminar,
33:26then what?
33:28We will shoot them.
33:30Don't do this.
33:32But what should happen?
33:34I said this in the opening.
33:36Does the opposition have the power
33:38to protest?
33:40They have the right.
33:42I am sorry.
33:44I think this is a right.
33:46I think this is a right.
33:48And right is a right.
33:50They should be given this right.
33:52They have this right.
33:54Subject to your approvals.
33:56No, not subject to our approvals.
33:58Subject to a few things.
34:02Reasonable exceptions
34:04provided under the law.
34:06And what are those?
34:08Consideration for security.
34:10You said it is a tri series match.
34:12And let them celebrate with Islamabad.
34:14But you are talking about Islamabad.
34:16Don't you know the situation?
34:18Did they even file a complaint?
34:20I was listening to the lawyers.
34:22But you yourself are telling
34:24them to invite them.
34:28So you and I said the three long marches.
34:30As Waqeel Bhai was saying,
34:32It is good to be an officer
34:34of all branches.
34:36We can say all the truths because they will call an American Timeline, we have already said it.
34:40Everyone knows what the intention is inside.
34:42Actually, we are based on intention.
34:45What is the intention?
34:46Intention?
34:47What is the stuffing?
34:48Intention?
34:49We have to appoint a Chief.
34:50We don't want Mohsin Afzal Giani to be the Chief of Islamabad-I-Kurt.
34:52What is the intention?
34:53The intention is not to let them protest.
34:55It is not that Sir, what is the security?
34:57Do it, do it.
34:58That is also a part of Pakistan.
34:59We are doing it.
35:00Isn't Lahore a part of Pakistan?
35:01It is.
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