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00:00Assalam-o-Alaikum, you are watching Khabar Lahariya, I am Muhammad Malik.
00:15There are a lot of disturbing news.
00:17Yesterday, you saw a very sad incident.
00:19When seven people were taken off the bus and killed in Balochistan.
00:24Today, the situation has become very tense again in Khurram.
00:27There were two convoys, one of which had 130 vehicles and the other had 64 vehicles.
00:32They were being fired at blindly.
00:35Until the last report came, the situation was bad.
00:38One driver was injured and the trucks were looted.
00:42It looks like the Wild West.
00:45Chief Minister KP has said that he has given a defensive argument.
00:49He said that this issue is not of today.
00:52It is a 103 year old incident.
00:54You can't just say that it was a matter of land.
00:57There is also sectarianism in this.
00:59When the media used to talk about this, then all the people criticized the media, the government and others.
01:04You see, don't talk like this.
01:06This is a very localized issue.
01:08Today, there are people in foreign business.
01:11There are also foreign powers.
01:13Absolutely, there is no doubt about it.
01:15But what are the priorities?
01:17In Balochistan, we see what is happening.
01:20Mawlana Fajrur Rahman gave a speech in the National Assembly two days ago.
01:23He flagged this issue very seriously.
01:25But what happened?
01:27Are we seeing a debate in the Balochistan Assembly?
01:30Are we seeing a debate in the National Assembly?
01:32If we see a debate in the National Assembly, then what happens?
01:34Increase your salaries.
01:36Increase your salaries in the Punjab Assembly.
01:38This seems to be the priority.
01:40Then another very interesting news came today.
01:42Chief Justice met with the Prime Minister.
01:47A few days ago, his communique was published.
01:50He wrote that the meeting was held for the National Judicial Policymaking Committee.
01:57So, he needed input from the Prime Minister.
02:01What should have been met?
02:03Have you ever heard that the Lord Chief Justice is talking to the British Prime Minister in England?
02:09Have you ever heard that the President of the United States has gone to congratulate the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
02:16Last September, there was a very big issue in India.
02:20When Narendra Modi went to the Chief Justice's house for a puja.
02:25And he was given a lot of newspapers.
02:28There are some reasons for this.
02:30The optics of some things are different.
02:32Appeals are made against the government, against everyone, in the Supreme Court.
02:37What should the Chief Justice meet?
02:40What messaging is sent?
02:43If he is calling the Prime Minister to the government, will he call the leader of the opposition?
02:48Definitely not.
02:49Optics are very important.
02:51We will talk about this too.
02:52Are these things only in India and Pakistan?
02:54Why don't these things happen in the world?
02:56Anyway, the news is very interesting.
02:59Nawaz Sharif has also broken silence after a long time.
03:02He has been active for the last one or two weeks.
03:04He is meeting people.
03:05But today he said something very interesting.
03:09And there is news about Irfan Siddiqui.
03:12He said that a group does not have the ability to hold serious negotiations and political meetings.
03:18He calls the party a group.
03:20And he said that no one will be allowed to stop any kind of agitation and progress on the streets.
03:30What was the need to speak suddenly?
03:32Is there any truth in these news?
03:34Everyone denies it.
03:35Everyone denies it.
03:36But after a while, it becomes clear that backdoor negotiations are going on.
03:39Everything is happening.
03:40We will talk about all these things.
03:41And I will also tell you that where the government is trying to build a narrative of investment,
03:50and the SIFC is a very serious institution and is depending a lot on it,
03:55both the military leadership and the civil leadership,
03:58that it will develop.
03:59How can you count these projects on the fingers of a group in Sindh?
04:05Some bureaucrats are destroying every project.
04:08I will share an interesting news with you today.
04:11Anyway, we are joined by Bilal Kiani, who is the senior leader and assistant secretary general of PMLN.
04:17We are joined by Faisal Chaudhary, who is a senior lawyer and a lawyer of Imran Khan.
04:24Kamran Murtaza is with us.
04:27Welcome to the show, all of you.
04:31Bilal, let me start with you and then I will ask Faisal.
04:35If there was a meeting of the Chief Justice,
04:38in western democracies, which we say, look there,
04:43you tell us examples of democracy and everything is from there,
04:48these things do not happen there.
04:50If the Chief Justice had to meet,
04:52he would have called the law minister,
04:54he would have called the Attorney General,
04:56everything would have been done.
04:57Should he have met the Prime Minister,
05:01who is heading the executive,
05:03and in many cases, he is always the respondent in the court of the Chief Justice.
05:08In the name of Allah, I agree.
05:10Mr. Malik, thank you very much for inviting me to your show.
05:12You gave an example of America.
05:14In America, the nomination is given by the President of the Supreme Court of Justices.
05:21I think that this meeting should not be seen as an interference of the executive or judiciary.
05:29I think there are some things on which,
05:31if there is some experience sharing of the executive and judiciary,
05:37then it is appropriate.
05:38If there is a legislative process,
05:42to improve the court cases,
05:44if there is judicial input, then it is a good thing.
05:48If we talk about economic reforms,
05:53then there is a big issue.
05:55Even today, the issues at the judicial end,
05:58are raised in the case of stay orders,
06:00in the case of trillions of rupees tax cases.
06:02So I think to this extent, to a very limited extent,
06:05if the head of the executive and the Chief Justice,
06:07in a controlled environment,
06:09if there is any such interaction,
06:11then I think there is no harm in it.
06:12But all these things could have been done by the law minister and the Attorney General.
06:15They do that in various forums in the Judicial Commission.
06:19On a daily basis, they have a working relationship.
06:22They also have a constitutional role.
06:24They do that.
06:25But I don't think there is any harm in it.
06:27We have also seen in the case of the dam fund,
06:29that the Prime Minister is sitting there.
06:32So anyway, I think to this extent,
06:34I don't think there is any harm in it.
06:36But definitely, there should be a separation of the executive and the judiciary.
06:39And it will remain.
06:40But I don't think there is any harm in it,
06:42like the meeting that took place today.
06:44Mr. Faisal Chaudhary, I have the same question for you.
06:46Because Bilal has just given an argument that he should be nominated.
06:50In America, they nominate people.
06:52The nomination process takes place.
06:54After that, when a person comes to office,
06:57then a different set of rules are applied.
07:00That's why even if the army chief is nominated,
07:03the Prime Minister becomes the President.
07:07But that doesn't mean that politics is decided with him.
07:10After office, that thing takes over.
07:13Mr. Faisal Chaudhary, do you think it is abnormal?
07:16Wasn't it better that there was no such meeting?
07:19Yes, sir.
07:20The whole country is in an abnormal situation right now.
07:25There are chief justices,
07:27who have met with the delegations of the IMF.
07:29And now they have met with the Prime Minister.
07:31And you are absolutely right,
07:33that these executive matters,
07:35like the administration,
07:37only the Attorney General for Pakistan
07:39and the Law Minister play a role in this.
07:41At least, I haven't seen them.
07:43And where did this meeting take place?
07:45It took place at their home.
07:47Why didn't it take place in the court?
07:49How many senior judges were there?
07:51And the commission that we are talking about,
07:53it has members.
07:55So, what discussions have taken place here?
07:57Obviously, we don't know.
07:59And in communique,
08:01obviously, there is a guardian.
08:03So, the issue is that
08:05their meetings,
08:07in any way,
08:09cannot be justified
08:11according to the law.
08:13And as far as the executive
08:15interference is concerned,
08:17in the judicial branch,
08:19this matter is over.
08:21Judiciary has been taken over
08:23by the executive authority.
08:25And there is absolutely no denial
08:27that the administration in Pakistan
08:29is running the judiciary.
08:31And the judiciary has been conquered.
08:33And the independent role
08:35of the judiciary
08:37is over.
08:39And I don't think that the judiciary...
08:41Let's come to that.
08:43Let me include Senator Kamran.
08:45Because I found it very odd.
08:47Senator, optics are very important.
08:49In the past, we used to hear
08:51that judges didn't go to weddings
08:53and didn't go to communal functions
08:55because of this.
08:57Here, we are meeting.
08:59I told you about Modi's meeting.
09:01He went to the puja.
09:03It was a disaster in India.
09:05We don't care.
09:07Do you think this meeting
09:09should have taken place?
09:11We are not casting any aspersions.
09:13But the impression it gives
09:15is a very negative one.
09:17What do you think?
09:19Was this meeting fine?
09:21Look,
09:23there is a tradition in India and Pakistan
09:25that judges
09:27did not meet the executives.
09:29And
09:31even if they
09:33had a personal function,
09:35they didn't go to it.
09:37Except for the Bar Association.
09:39For example, if you are a good lawyer,
09:41a lawyer of high standing,
09:43even then, if you have a personal function,
09:45you don't usually go to it.
09:47Yes, the Bar Association
09:49or the functions of the Bar Council,
09:51because it is a community,
09:53it is a function of the same fraternity.
09:55So, they used to go to it.
09:57Apart from this,
09:59you are right that
10:01they didn't go to a wedding or a funeral.
10:03Sometimes,
10:05they didn't even go to the funerals
10:07of their loved ones.
10:09And
10:11even if they had a personal function,
10:13they used
10:15a different method.
10:17So,
10:19this meeting
10:21and its footage
10:23was not appropriate.
10:25Before this, we all opposed it.
10:27When we got the delegation
10:29and
10:31even in the parliament,
10:33we said that
10:35it was not appropriate.
10:37But maybe the government is also bent upon
10:39to make a big mistake
10:41in all matters.
10:43So,
10:45let's do it.
10:47We can only speak
10:49about it.
10:51And if something is not appropriate,
10:53we can call it inappropriate.
10:55Whatever happened was not right.
10:57Let's come to the current politics.
10:59There was an incident
11:01which I mentioned earlier.
11:03When
11:05Chief Justice came,
11:07he came with an impeccable reputation.
11:09No one raised a finger
11:11on his career.
11:13But I was surprised
11:15when he made Khadija Shah,
11:17a PTI under trial prisoner,
11:19a member of the
11:21Judicial Reform Committee.
11:23And I remember the day
11:25he came for a visit.
11:27The next day,
11:29he had a hearing.
11:31I did not understand
11:33what a PTI under trial prisoner
11:35should do
11:37when the lower judiciary
11:39is listening to his cases.
11:41Anyway, anything can happen in Pakistan.
11:43Mr. Bilal,
11:45let's start with you.
11:47Today, after a long time,
11:49Mr. Mian used
11:51a very harsh language.
11:53He called all PTI members
11:55a group.
11:57He said that
11:59they do not have the ability
12:01to talk.
12:03If they do not have the ability
12:05to talk, then why did you
12:07start negotiations with them?
12:09Is this an internal matter
12:11that we do not know about?
12:13Are you worried about
12:15any backdoor negotiations?
12:17You are also sending a message
12:19that we have a dead body.
12:21Mr. Malik,
12:23there is nothing to worry about.
12:25Mr. Nawaz Sharif
12:27has stated
12:29a fact.
12:31Once again, PTI has proved
12:33that they do not have the ability
12:35to have political dialogues
12:37and negotiations.
12:39They always run away
12:41from the political table.
12:43In 2023, when the election date
12:45was announced, they ran away.
12:47Even before that,
12:49PTI did not show any ability
12:51or intention.
12:53They always ran away.
12:55They never had the habit
12:57of having political dialogues.
12:59When the negotiations
13:01started,
13:03there were three people
13:05in the first session.
13:07They said that they did not
13:09have enough time.
13:11The committee said that
13:13there was no negative
13:15opinion about them.
13:17There was a break between
13:19the two meetings.
13:21They said that they needed
13:23more time to meet Mr. Khan.
13:25They met him after some time.
13:27In the third session,
13:29they submitted a demand
13:31of 1.5-2 pages.
13:33It took them a month and a half
13:35to complete it.
13:37They asked to implement
13:39the demand within a week
13:41or they would not talk to them.
13:43What kind of seriousness is this?
13:45This is a political thought.
13:47This has happened many times.
13:51Why did Nawaz Sharif
13:53break the silence today?
13:57Let me ask the question.
13:59Some people came
14:01to the meeting.
14:03I understood that someone
14:05had spoken.
14:07Irfan Siddiqui was the only
14:09person to be met.
14:11After that, Irfan Siddiqui
14:13has said that he had spoken.
14:15This is a clear message.
14:17This is not a general conversation.
14:19This is a specific message
14:21with a reason, a background.
14:23That is why I am asking.
14:25Mr. Malik, you have just
14:27told us a fact.
14:29I have told you the reason
14:31as to what the reason was.
14:33I will not be able to
14:35give you all the details.
14:37This is a fact.
14:39This is a reality.
14:41The Sunni Thaat Council's head Hamid Raza has claimed that Bani PTI Imran Khan will be executed in three months.
15:00Who is doing this? Do you have any idea?
15:03Mr. Malik, I have been going to your talk shows since last year. I don't know how many times I have said that the government is going to Punjab in October and in November.
15:15Mr. Khan was supposed to be released by last Ramadan.
15:18So let's say such statements are used by politicians.
15:21It becomes a headline, you ask a question, there is a relevance.
15:24There is no joke. Hamid Raza or other people like him keep making such statements.
15:29There is a need for such a deal from the PTI.
15:32It is not a desire, it is desperation.
15:34We are seeing the expression of desperation on the letters.
15:37Faisal, let me ask you the same question.
15:40If his sentence is over, then Nahili will be over.
15:45So is Hamid Raza saying that the courts are under someone's control?
15:51That whenever he wants, he will get his sentence over and Nahili will be over.
15:55And if such an offer has come, shouldn't you tell people who is such a person who can talk about the courts, that if you end the conversation with us, then the punishments will also be over.
16:07Hamid Raza has stated a fact and he has reminded you.
16:13A few moments ago, he has said that the executive has taken over the judiciary.
16:21And the judiciary is a puppet.
16:24And it has failed to fulfill its fundamental responsibilities.
16:34And it is restless in the country.
16:37And the people's distrust in the system of justice.
16:40Now the 26th Ayan-e-Tarween, which is related to the judiciary.
16:43And then the subordinate legislation that has taken place after that.
16:47Due to that, that trust has been completely destroyed.
16:51And there is no reason for it.
16:53As far as Mr. Mian's statement is concerned.
16:56Mr. Mian has become irrelevant in such a way that his daughter and his brother have made him dumb.
17:01So today's statement is that he has created an imaginary political crisis.
17:10Forget about being dumb.
17:13When you have become dumb, when you are not relevant.
17:18When you are not being discussed anywhere, you are not coming anywhere.
17:23I have met you.
17:24Mr. Kiani has said that he is Akbar-e-Azam.
17:28He will not meet you.
17:29He has given you a message.
17:32He said, talk to me.
17:34He will not meet you.
17:36Mr. Mian, Mr. Vade-e-Farhan, he will not meet you.
17:39He has said that this government has been given a fake mandate.
17:43This is a government of Form 47.
17:45All the election fraud has been done by the Election Commission.
17:50Qazi Fraud-e-Isha has covered it.
17:55Now you are saying, forget it.
17:57How can we forget it?
17:58What is the relevance of Mr. Mian?
17:59You have just started a talk show in the name of Imran Khan.
18:02And you want to end it in the name of Imran Khan.
18:04All the mainstream media before you, all the shows start with Imran Khan.
18:09What are we saying in that?
18:11Listen to me.
18:12I don't understand this government.
18:14They have their own ministers.
18:16They have their own speeches.
18:18Instead of talking about their development narrative,
18:20they also start with Imran Khan and end it with Imran Khan.
18:23What can we do?
18:24We have to talk about it.
18:26There is no political stability in this country.
18:29There are economic problems in this country.
18:31Terrorism has increased in KP and Balochistan.
18:33The reason for this is that they have set up all the institutions to crush PTI.
18:37Their job was to stop terrorism.
18:40They are behind the political people.
18:42They have turned the police into a Gulu Bhatt force.
18:45Don't do this.
18:47KP has your third term.
18:50Don't blame others.
18:52It was 103 years ago.
18:54If the chief minister knows everything about the Kurum issue,
18:58what did you do in the last 15 years to deal with the issue of Kurum?
19:02The issue of Kurum is related to the CM.
19:04Don't muddy the water.
19:08Don't tell me this.
19:10Don't muddy the water.
19:11Don't tell me this.
19:12Don't you have three branches in Kurum?
19:16Is terrorism at the level of the government?
19:21Isn't it a matter of other forces?
19:24Is terrorism in Pakistan a matter of dealing with the police?
19:27No, I am not saying that.
19:29I am not muddying the water.
19:32If it is a failure, then it is a joint failure.
19:35Everyone should bear the burden of their share.
19:37How many people have gone to Kurum from the Fafaki government?
19:41Has the Prime Minister of the Fafaki government,
19:44the Defence Minister of the Fafaki government,
19:46or any other person gone to Kurum?
19:48No, right?
19:49How long has your chief minister gone to Kurum?
19:51My team is there.
19:53Our team is there.
19:56Let's talk about that separately.
19:58You are talking about Bilal Khani,
20:00because this is a matter of laughter.
20:03Mr. Bilal Khani, this is a matter of laughter.
20:06You have laughed at the martyrs of Kurum.
20:08You have laughed at the martyrs of Kurum.
20:11Mr. Bilal Khani, listen to me.
20:13You are not doing the right thing.
20:15You are not doing the right thing.
20:17You are attacking the army of Pakistan.
20:19Talk calmly.
20:21Low down your voice.
20:23Low down your voice.
20:25Take it easy.
20:27Everybody should take it easy.
20:29How dare you?
20:31Bilal, I will come to you.
20:33Bilal, I will come to you.
20:35Let me finish.
20:55Faisal, next second.
20:57Bilal, please.
20:59Faisal and Bilal, both.
21:01Both are educated people.
21:03Take it easy.
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21:07Let me speak.
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21:11Bilal, I am asking you.
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32:55Bilal, this is a very interesting
32:57thing that Mr. Kamran has said.
32:59First of all, PTI
33:01was fully on board.
33:03The 26th amendment
33:05says that
33:07if something has happened suddenly
33:09they were on board.
33:11Mr. Kamran has said a very important thing.
33:13But he also says that
33:15you people
33:17have acted against the spirit
33:19of PTI.
33:21The subordinate legislation
33:23you have taken in distrust.
33:25And you have removed the whole game from there.
33:27So basically,
33:29PTI is not speaking the whole truth.
33:31And you people have not
33:33spoken the whole truth.
33:35Mr. Malik, this is an interesting point
33:37that you have said.
33:39Before coming to this,
33:41I got a chance to come to your show after a long time.
33:43In a country like Pakistan,
33:45it is possible that
33:47a terrorist group
33:49under the guise of politics
33:51attacks the troops of Pakistan.
33:53Organized campaigns
33:55against the martyrs and the soldiers
33:57from their official and unofficial accounts.
33:59The group whose
34:01Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM
34:03stood on the stage of Sangjani's convention
34:05and abused the troops,
34:07abused the women,
34:09abused the journalists,
34:11abused the media,
34:13which has repeatedly attacked the soldiers
34:15for the past 10 years.
34:17As a result, the soldiers were martyred.
34:19So instead of fulfilling that responsibility,
34:21the CM PTI of KP,
34:23Mr. Imran Khan,
34:25is ready to push the country towards default
34:27because it is an IMF program.
34:29He is ready to use the cypher drama
34:31to put the country in a diplomatic crisis.
34:33And if there is a government in your Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
34:35then for the release of your jail,
34:37in search of your deal,
34:39he says, leave the fire in Kurum,
34:41pick up the police who are in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
34:43and go to Islamabad and attack your own rangers
34:45and your own policemen.
34:47It is not your job to deal with these people.
34:49So I laugh at the fact that
34:51they come here and give lectures.
34:53They should be thankful that
34:55after all these crimes,
34:57they can come here and talk about politics.
34:59If it was some other group,
35:01you would have said,
35:03let's come to the point.
35:05This is the main point.
35:07The people who should kneel down
35:09and apologize to the people,
35:11they come here and give lectures.
35:13How dare they?
35:15Tell me,
35:17why did you
35:19make a move
35:21in the subordinate legislation?
35:27First of all,
35:29I am happy to hear this.
35:31I have also heard this statement of Sulaiman Raja
35:33on the 26th of January,
35:35that now that
35:37with the help of Maulana Sahib,
35:39there is a constitution that has been finally passed.
35:41We have no particular objection to this.
35:43The MTA will not vote for this
35:45because we are against it.
35:47So they also basically
35:49passed the constitution.
35:51Today, they can try to politicize it
35:53and create as much drama as they want.
35:55Their endorsement was also there.
35:57And the endorsement of the JGI was also there.
35:59And in that sense,
36:01the constitution was passed
36:03with consensus by all the Jamaats.
36:05The rest of the subordinate legislation,
36:07whatever it is,
36:09it goes through the parliamentary process
36:11and gets passed by the committee.
36:13Frankly, I am not aware
36:15of the relevant points
36:17that Kamran Murtaza Sahib is raising.
36:19But as far as the subordinate legislation is concerned,
36:21it has gone through the political process.
36:23Kamran Sahib, you will comment on this.
36:25Kamran Sahib, you will comment on this.
36:27It has gone through the political process.
36:29Malik Sahib, I would like to say one more thing.
36:31I usually don't do this,
36:33but I have had this chance to speak after a long time.
36:35As far as the Grand Alliance is concerned,
36:37Maulana Sahib, JUIF,
36:39and my Jamaat,
36:41and Maulana Sahib's Jamaat,
36:43and Maulana Sahib and Nawaz Sharif Sahib,
36:45have a very long political and otherwise relationship.
36:47But with all due respect,
36:49if you make a Grand Alliance
36:51with regards to elections,
36:53then the basic complaint of JUIF
36:55should be with the PTI.
36:57They should go and protest in Peshawar
36:59because if their seats have been taken from somewhere,
37:01then they have been taken from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
37:03Their complaint is not of Punjab.
37:05Their complaint is of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
37:07Kamran Bhai, you are making it clear
37:09that the subordinate legislation
37:11has gone through the process.
37:13So, why did the complaint not go through?
37:15What happened?
37:17The thing is that
37:19the supplementary agendas were brought in suddenly
37:21and were billed out.
37:23It did not go through the process.
37:25Was it not discussed in the committees?
37:27No.
37:29They rechecked it and
37:31the way it was brought from one house to another
37:33was also a strange way.
37:35It was not appropriate.
37:37The way it was brought
37:39from one house to another
37:41was also a strange way.
37:43So,
37:45it went to the Standing Committee
37:47but it did not go to the Standing Committee.
37:49So,
37:51it was unfair.
37:53It was done very quickly.
37:55No one had the opportunity
37:57to think about it.
37:59I think it was given.
38:01It was not given to its own people.
38:03We have two minutes left.
38:05I want to take a comment from Faisal.
38:07He just told you that
38:09the subordinate legislation did not go through the process.
38:11You just brought the supplementary agendas
38:13and passed it.
38:15In one house,
38:17the law goes to the Standing Committee
38:19and it is passed by the Standing Committee.
38:21After that, it comes back to the house.
38:23The house in which it is presented,
38:25the Standing Committee is referred to
38:27by default.
38:29Mr. Kamran Murtaza knows this better than me.
38:31I don't know if this is a specific
38:33legislation. We will have to check the record.
38:35But as far as I observe the house,
38:37the bill that is presented in the Senate
38:39goes to the Standing Committee,
38:41passes it and comes back to the house.
38:43Mr. Kamran, quick response.
38:45Mr. Kamran,
38:47Mr. Kamran,
38:49Mr. Kamran,
38:51Mr. Kamran,
38:53Mr. Kamran,
38:55Mr. Kamran,
38:57Mr. Kamran,
38:59Mr. Kamran,
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41:57Mr. Kamran,
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