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- Kashif Abbasi
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- Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar (Senior Leader)
- Ijaz Ul Haq PMLZ
Has Shahid Khaqan Abbasi parted ways with Nawaz? Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar comments
"CJP admitted mistakes of his institution," Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar's critical analysis
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00:00 Asalam-o-Alaikum, you are watching the program with Kashif Abbasi.
00:15 Politics is now in the process of elections.
00:19 The turmoil has begun.
00:21 Nawaz Sharif's return, whose 21st date has been set,
00:26 you have seen him addressing Mr. Shabaz Sharif and Hamza Shabaz Sharif in various gatherings.
00:32 The topic of healing touch was also being discussed here two days ago.
00:36 They also said that they are coming to apply ointment.
00:39 There will be no need to take revenge.
00:41 And instead of taking revenge, putting the country on the right path,
00:46 this discussion has now begun.
00:47 But of course, the purpose of this entire discussion is the preparation for Mr. Nawaz Sharif's return.
00:52 So on one hand, the politics of Muslim League Noon seems to be going on like this,
00:56 that Mr. Shabaz Sharif will return,
00:58 it also seems that he will be taken to Minar-e-Pakistan,
01:01 he will address, he will go home,
01:03 and then if he understands correctly, he will surrender somewhere.
01:08 And it is also possible that the bail has been arranged by then.
01:12 This is the politics of Muslim League Noon these days,
01:15 in which apps are also being created to gather people, motorcycles are also being distributed.
01:20 On the other hand, the politics of justice is in one case after the punishment,
01:23 so there are preparations for punishment in the second case as well.
01:26 It seems that the cipher case is also going on,
01:32 people are breaking,
01:34 statements are being made,
01:36 and all this will now become a part.
01:39 The people of justice, perhaps you will see less in the elections,
01:44 or the pressures on justice will be seen increasing.
01:48 So this is the politics of justice,
01:50 although it is in survival mode,
01:52 that will they be able to survive till the elections,
01:55 will their chairman be able to come out till the elections,
01:58 or will justice be able to compete in the elections as a party,
02:02 this is their biggest dilemma.
02:05 The third time came the politics of the People's Party,
02:07 which is the most interesting, if you say in Marale, then it may not be wrong,
02:11 they are not understanding whether we have to go this way or that way.
02:15 If you look at the statements, then at this time,
02:18 they want to criticize Maulana Sahib and Muslim League Noon,
02:21 and they do not even criticize.
02:23 They say that they will not put in any effort,
02:25 they will not say anything.
02:27 Yesterday, Khursheed Shah gave an interview,
02:30 I said that you should share that as well.
02:33 He criticized Maulana Sahib and Pakistan Muslim League Noon,
02:37 let's hear what he says about democracy and these two parties.
02:42 I am sorry for the people of Muslim League Noon, Maulana Sahib and other parties who are sitting quietly.
02:48 They have not lost anything for democracy.
02:51 The People's Party has lost so much for democracy that it is not even worth it.
02:55 Our leadership has separated from us.
02:57 Bhutto Shaheed has gone, our wife and daughter-in-law have gone for democracy.
03:01 How do they know what democracy is?
03:03 Democracy is not complete without Jalawatni.
03:06 If you are coming to Pakistan from Jalawatni for democracy,
03:11 then come and get elected.
03:13 These people have gone down the wrong path and they will get nothing but darkness.
03:19 What wrong path have they gone down?
03:20 They also try to see that they will get nothing but darkness,
03:23 but they also said that democracy is not complete without Jalawatni.
03:29 I think everyone should not agree with the sentence.
03:32 Everyone thinks that they have sacrificed for their own interest.
03:36 The People's Party has sacrificed their lives by giving Jalawatni.
03:39 But now there is a series of apologies.
03:42 They have also apologized that we should not have given the extension.
03:46 What did Shah Sahib say? Go and listen.
03:48 Did General Bajwa Sahib also ask for an extension and you gave it?
03:51 He asked for it, he asked for it and we gave it.
03:53 Why should I lie in front of the people?
03:55 We have also made mistakes.
03:57 We have made a mistake, we are sorry for the mistake.
04:00 The British have put four small words, sorry.
04:03 We are sorry, that's it.
04:04 The people will forgive us, our people are innocent.
04:06 They forgive us for our mistakes.
04:09 We are really innocent.
04:12 We accept our mistakes, we apologize.
04:15 We have been apologizing for 70 years.
04:18 Whoever comes, apologizes.
04:20 You saw yesterday, the day before yesterday,
04:22 Chief Justice of Pakistan was apologizing too.
04:24 He was admitting his mistakes.
04:26 He said that when the marshal comes, he throws the weapon.
04:29 But the problem is that when difficult times come,
04:31 no one picks up the weapon.
04:33 In this country, in the last year's politics,
04:36 there were many difficult times when someone should have stood up.
04:39 Or should have stood up.
04:41 Elections, two assemblies were held.
04:44 No one stood up.
04:46 That assembly elections should be held on time.
04:49 Whatever happened in the last eight months,
04:51 someone should have stood up.
04:52 No one stood up.
04:53 What is happening in the name of human rights here?
04:56 Today, the same tape is being repeated again,
05:00 which has happened in the past too.
05:02 Put someone in jail, give punishments,
05:04 break the pot, take people away.
05:06 All that is happening.
05:08 But no one will stand up.
05:10 Elections are going ahead of their time.
05:13 No one will stand up again.
05:15 So when time passes,
05:18 we apologize.
05:20 When time is on our head,
05:22 people don't apologize.
05:24 In fact, many times,
05:26 they become active participants.
05:28 Many times, they become silent participants.
05:30 And that is why we have come here in 70 years,
05:33 and today our Pakistan is standing.
05:35 There is democracy in it,
05:37 and there is no democracy in it.
05:38 There is democracy because we sometimes
05:40 get elections done with our help,
05:42 and not because the elections are like that.
05:44 The next five years, the same election is criticized,
05:47 and our country's politics is formed.
05:49 Will the politics that we are carrying on now,
05:53 take us to a closed lane?
05:56 Will it show us a light?
05:58 Will it show us a way?
05:59 Mr. Mustafa Anwar Koker is with us.
06:01 Mr. Ijaz-ul-Haq is with us.
06:03 Thank you very much, Mr. Ijaz-ul-Haq.
06:05 I will give permission.
06:06 Mr. Koker, yesterday,
06:07 Shahid Khan Khanabai met Mr. Mian Al-Wadai.
06:11 He will come back.
06:12 He is coming back on Friday.
06:14 I did not talk to him on the phone.
06:16 I did not ask him.
06:17 Because this is a conversation that we will sit down
06:19 and talk to him.
06:20 He will come back.
06:21 The statement that he gave after leaving,
06:24 that statement is in front of everyone.
06:26 In that, he…
06:28 Al-Wadai is visible.
06:29 Now…
06:30 He is visible, right?
06:31 I think when he comes back,
06:32 then we will have to talk about it.
06:33 My news was that he was saying that
06:35 he has a 35-year relationship.
06:37 I will go.
06:38 Obviously, he will take permission from him
06:40 and separate from him.
06:42 Will there be a separation?
06:44 When he comes back,
06:45 he will himself talk about it.
06:47 I will say…
06:48 At the press conference?
06:49 It will be earlier.
06:50 What he said while leaving,
06:52 he said two important things,
06:56 in my opinion,
06:57 in the public domain.
06:58 When a generational transition is coming,
07:01 then it is better to separate
07:03 from the old people.
07:05 I think…
07:06 So, this is the danger.
07:07 I don't know.
07:08 I mean…
07:09 Can he also say this to you?
07:10 "Free election, son, don't go to the party."
07:12 I mean…
07:13 I will wait for him to come back
07:15 and then talk to him.
07:16 And then after that,
07:17 it will be fun to talk.
07:18 Let's see what happens.
07:20 I will come this way.
07:21 Mr. Jadhav Lakh,
07:22 where is our politics taking us now?
07:24 We will go to another closed lane.
07:27 We will go to another lane
07:29 after which another series
07:31 of protests,
07:32 of gatherings will start.
07:33 "We don't accept the election."
07:34 There has been a riot.
07:35 The People's Party has started
07:36 playing light music.
07:38 Mr. Tariq-e-Insaaf is obviously
07:39 not getting a chance to speak.
07:40 When he comes out,
07:41 he will speak and say,
07:42 "We were not allowed to fight the election.
07:43 We were an acceptable,
07:44 united community."
07:45 The polls were saying this.
07:46 Is our politics going towards
07:47 solving the problems
07:48 or is it going towards
07:49 increasing the problems?
07:51 In the name of God, the most Gracious, the most Merciful.
07:57 Mr. Kashif,
07:58 in the current situation,
07:59 we are in a closed lane.
08:01 And there is light at the end of the tunnel.
08:05 I can't see any light
08:07 at the end of the tunnel.
08:09 Because there is so much polarization.
08:11 And everyone is struggling
08:13 for their own benefit.
08:16 No one is struggling for Pakistan.
08:19 And just saying sorry
08:21 doesn't make anyone forgiven.
08:23 You have to say sorry from your heart.
08:25 And you have to move forward
08:27 with a big heart.
08:29 And you have to accept the ground realities.
08:32 In the current situation,
08:34 first of all,
08:35 it's been 35 years
08:37 that I have been in politics.
08:39 I have fought many elections.
08:40 I have seen many things in Pakistan.
08:42 I have seen the IJI being formed.
08:44 I have seen many things.
08:47 I have also been in martial law.
08:48 I have been in other fields.
08:49 When you saw PDM,
08:50 did you see anything like IJI?
08:52 When you saw PDM.
08:55 I didn't see anything like PDM.
08:58 In IJI,
08:59 there was a view,
09:01 there were writers' groups.
09:03 In the politics of that time,
09:06 in the politics of 80s and 90s,
09:08 people used to follow a view.
09:10 Whether it was good or bad,
09:12 I don't talk about it.
09:13 Now that view is over
09:15 in Pakistan's politics.
09:16 Now there are only interests.
09:17 Now you don't see
09:18 with whom you are sitting.
09:20 You don't see who sits.
09:22 You see what he was saying to me till yesterday,
09:24 and how he is embracing me today.
09:27 Till yesterday, he was dragging me on the streets.
09:29 He was licking my stomach.
09:31 Today he is embracing me.
09:32 He is sitting with me.
09:33 At that time,
09:34 they don't understand this
09:36 because everyone's interests are the same.
09:39 And later,
09:41 when they move away
09:44 or when the matter is over,
09:46 they start holding each other's neck.
09:49 And I regret this.
09:51 That we should talk
09:53 when a person is in power
09:57 or is sitting on his position.
09:59 Today, those groups,
10:01 I know,
10:03 I said some things
10:05 which became a trend.
10:08 At that time,
10:09 you meet secretly
10:10 and hold each other's feet.
10:12 You talked about meeting in the degree.
10:14 You are talking about the degree.
10:17 And today, you are holding each other's feet.
10:19 And today, you are trying to hold each other's neck.
10:21 So, this is...
10:23 He left his neck, sir.
10:25 This is politics.
10:26 Excuse me, he left his neck too.
10:28 What did you say?
10:29 He left his neck.
10:30 He is stuck.
10:31 Yes, he left it now
10:33 because now the message has reached him
10:35 that either hold each other's neck
10:37 or come to Pakistan.
10:38 So, one thing can be done at a time.
10:40 So, now to come back,
10:42 they are ready to spread all kinds of papads.
10:44 But later we will know
10:46 how the matters go ahead.
10:48 And one more thing I will tell you.
10:51 If this is with a push
10:52 or forcefully elections.
10:54 First thing,
10:55 our situation is that
10:57 you see,
10:58 from economy
11:00 and from law and order
11:02 and from earthquake
11:04 and from flood and everything.
11:06 It feels bad to say
11:08 that we have given everything to the army.
11:11 So, what is the need of politicians?
11:13 These people have started asking.
11:15 What is the need of you
11:16 when they have to do all the work.
11:18 They have to control the dollar.
11:20 They have to bring money from outside.
11:22 And not from today,
11:23 when they had a government of 16 months,
11:25 no one used to ask them then.
11:27 At that time,
11:28 either General Bajwa had to intervene
11:30 and now General Asim Munir
11:31 has to intervene.
11:33 So, in this situation,
11:35 if elections happen,
11:36 I don't think
11:37 I am seeing the country going somewhere.
11:39 I am seeing that
11:41 the way these governments are trying to...
11:44 Sir, do you mean that
11:45 elections should not happen
11:46 or elections should not happen
11:47 in such an environment?
11:49 Elections should definitely happen.
11:52 I am not saying that elections should not happen.
11:54 Democracy should definitely happen.
11:55 But there should be a charter.
11:57 There should be a charter of Pakistan.
11:59 Some lines should be drawn.
12:01 There should be a map
12:02 on which we can sit and say,
12:04 that now we have to go in this way.
12:06 Now, it is not possible
12:07 that one group
12:09 will be put in a charter
12:11 and the other group will be put in a charter.
12:14 People will not accept this.
12:16 Sir, political parties are accepting this.
12:18 The real problem is that
12:19 when our country's political parties
12:21 put up a wall,
12:22 that our opponent will close it,
12:24 they will be given a chaddi,
12:25 they will be punished,
12:26 they will be jailed.
12:28 So, they are happy with this.
12:30 In fact, they have got a small plus.
12:35 In the case of Mian Sahib,
12:37 there was an arrest
12:38 and some seats were broken.
12:40 Here, they are saying,
12:41 that we should not let anyone fight elections.
12:43 People disappear in Pakistan.
12:45 Your friend Sheikh Rashid Sahib has also disappeared.
12:47 I do not comment on that
12:50 because those cases are in courts.
12:52 They are not in closed courts, sir,
12:53 nor in jails.
12:55 I am saying that.
12:58 But I will give you a prediction
13:01 that in the current situation,
13:03 whichever party comes,
13:04 they cannot run the country.
13:06 I do not know if a new party comes,
13:09 or an old party comes.
13:11 We have small parties.
13:12 We are also trying to make an alliance.
13:14 We have met some people.
13:16 But my prediction is that
13:18 in this current situation,
13:20 which is the ground reality,
13:22 if elections are held in this,
13:23 then not one election will be held,
13:25 but two elections will be held.
13:26 The first election will not be successful,
13:28 and then you will have to hold a second election.
13:31 Like in 1977,
13:33 when the elections were held,
13:35 and no one came out in the morning,
13:38 and then we saw that
13:40 the Marshalls were elected.
13:42 Interesting comparison with 1977.
13:46 You think that this is a matter of closed streets.
13:49 He says that it is in a closed street.
13:51 The street is closed,
13:52 how can it not be closed?
13:54 In this,
13:56 people are not understanding
13:58 that the politicians are again apologizing.
14:00 Oh sorry, we made a mistake.
14:02 Oh sorry, we made this mistake.
14:04 After three years,
14:05 we are sitting here and saying
14:06 that we made a mistake.
14:08 We shouldn't have done this.
14:09 How long will we keep apologizing
14:10 and then keep repeating our mistakes?
14:12 Kashif bhai,
14:13 Ijaz bhai talked about the Charter of Pakistan.
14:18 I think the Charter of Pakistan
14:20 is already there in the form of a constitution.
14:23 When we talk about
14:25 deciding the rules of the game,
14:28 what to do and what not to do,
14:30 it is already written in the constitution.
14:32 The decision is not to make a charter,
14:34 the decision is to act on it.
14:36 I don't want to act on it.
14:37 He says that it is a book,
14:38 keep it aside.
14:40 What does it say?
14:41 It doesn't matter.
14:42 Come, we will tell you what to do.
14:43 And secondly,
14:44 the result of not acting on it is that
14:47 a few days ago,
14:48 a report of the World Bank came out,
14:50 which is also mentioned in the newspapers.
14:54 1.25 crore Pakistanis have fallen below the poverty line in the last year.
14:58 At present, 9 crore Pakistanis are below the poverty line.
15:01 9 crore Pakistanis.
15:04 Compared to India and Bangladesh,
15:06 we used to imagine that
15:08 India has a lot of poverty.
15:11 Bangladesh has a lot of poverty.
15:13 Today, compared to Pakistan,
15:14 they have less poverty.
15:16 And the scary thing,
15:18 these are scary details.
15:20 After that,
15:21 I didn't like it,
15:23 it was even more scary.
15:25 Now, it is being suggested that
15:27 the salary class below 50,000,
15:29 tax it.
15:31 Cut the money before its salary.
15:33 Because of not acting on it,
15:36 we have brought this country to this place,
15:39 to this state,
15:40 where nothing is working.
15:42 And if we want to run this country for 25 crore Pakistanis,
15:45 then for that,
15:46 we will have to put our ego aside.
15:48 You mentioned this in the beginning,
15:53 today, when Mian Nawaz Sharif is coming back to the country,
15:56 the institutions have been printed,
15:59 the news is common,
16:01 that the establishment is getting on its shoulders and wants to come back to power.
16:06 So where has the politics of giving respect to the vote gone?
16:08 And if this is what we have to do,
16:10 if this is what we have to do,
16:12 then what is the purpose of politics?
16:13 There is no importance of war.
16:15 But the point is, the country is not working.
16:17 It will be sorry again in 4-5 years.
16:19 Kashif, we will not be at the stage where,
16:21 God forbid, we are in a position to sit and say sorry,
16:26 that it was wrong 4 years ago.
16:28 London is there.
16:30 People of this country will suffer.
16:32 The point is, we all have to suffer.
16:34 We all have to suffer.
16:35 You don't have any foreign nationality,
16:37 I don't have it either.
16:38 You won't have permission either.
16:40 We will be second class citizens in this world.
16:44 Where we have brought this country,
16:47 now we will have to discuss all kinds of things.
16:50 We will have to discuss everyone's role.
16:52 And we will have to admit the mistakes we have made.
16:55 We won't.
16:56 Qazi Faiz Issa Sahib has started well.
16:58 Chief Justice has started well.
17:00 He accepted the mistakes of his institution on the first day.
17:03 He said that Bhutto's court murder was wrong.
17:05 He said that the dictators we had stamped were wrong.
17:10 His Chief Justice, like he did in Rekodek,
17:14 the judicial activism, he said it was wrong.
17:17 The process of rectification will start when you accept your mistakes.
17:21 He has taken a good step on behalf of his institution.
17:24 We should carry this spirit forward,
17:26 we should accept our mistakes.
17:28 Sir, we got the election done on the 9th.
17:30 The problem is that, again, the easier thing to do is,
17:32 we did that wrong, but then we have to make difficult decisions.
17:35 In the last 8-10 months, these difficult decisions have been brought to the table.
17:39 When we said that we won't give the securities, we won't give the money,
17:42 someone was standing and making decisions.
17:44 What is the need to make decisions?
17:45 There is a need to make just one decision.
17:46 It is a decision to get the election done.
17:48 Exactly.
17:49 What do they say about the election?
17:50 That it is the biggest way to end the fights of people,
17:54 if they are free and fair.
17:55 If they were not free and fair, then the fight would have increased.
17:58 So, are they free and fair right now?
17:59 First answer a question.
18:00 No, not yet.
18:01 So, who intervened?
18:02 Listen to me, what is that wall that stands between bad and good?
18:07 We want this.
18:08 Stand up and say that human rights are being violated,
18:11 free and fair elections are not being held,
18:13 then intervene at that time.
18:15 Then after 10 years, no one will apologize that
18:17 we made a mistake 10 years ago, forgive us.
18:19 Exactly.
18:20 Look, there are 4 politicians, even if they are the head of a small community,
18:24 Sheikh Rashid is the head of a community, he is a missing person.
18:26 Sadaqat Abbasi is a missing person.
18:28 Daar is a missing person.
18:30 Farooq Habib is a missing person.
18:31 Not anymore.
18:32 He is a non-missing person in a TV interview.
18:34 Okay, it is a very good thing if he is a non-missing person.
18:37 So, this precedent that is being set,
18:39 if we have one Charter of Pakistan,
18:43 we cannot be left with this.
18:45 We have done all the experiments in this country,
18:48 despite those experiments, this country could not reach anywhere.
18:52 Now, if there is only one experiment left to be done in this country,
18:55 that is free and fair elections.
18:56 Trust the people, let them decide.
18:58 Why don't we learn?
18:59 Mr. Jal, can I take a break?
19:01 The real question is that everyone knows what the problem is.
19:05 Everyone knows what the problem is since 70 years.
19:07 Everyone has been telling since 70 years that this is the problem.
19:11 Leave the interference, leave it to the people, let the people decide.
19:15 Let them decide freely.
19:17 Only then this country can be fine.
19:19 Everyone knows.
19:21 But why don't we learn?
19:23 What is the real problem?
19:24 Every time someone comes, they think that I can do it better,
19:27 I will do it differently.
19:28 Sir, after the break, his answer will be,
19:30 why is it that we keep making the same mistakes?
19:33 We keep making the same mistakes.
19:34 Mushahid sir sits here and says,
19:35 and this is one of his mantras,
19:37 that make new mistakes, leave the old mistakes, make new mistakes.
19:40 We don't make new mistakes.
19:42 We repeat the same old mistakes again and again,
19:45 and then we have to say sorry to those old mistakes.
19:48 Till when?
19:49 Let's take a break.
19:50 Welcome back, viewers.
19:55 With us is Mustafa Nawaz Koker.
19:57 Ijaz-ul-Haq is also present.
19:59 Ijaz-ul-Haq, the thing that you said,
20:01 you said, "Bandh Gali", we are talking about
20:03 a new social contract,
20:06 Pakistan, Charter for Pakistan.
20:08 This is right, if you make another Charter for Pakistan,
20:11 make two more,
20:13 it will be in the same green form,
20:15 which will tell you how to run this country.
20:19 How do you run this country?
20:22 If you don't follow it,
20:24 if you make two, it doesn't matter.
20:26 Like you are talking about two elections,
20:27 if you make two new ones, it doesn't matter.
20:29 So, how will you follow it?
20:31 The real question is this,
20:32 because the people who have to follow it,
20:34 like I was talking about the Supreme Court,
20:36 it was a great start.
20:39 I said yesterday that I saw the proceedings for two days.
20:41 I was actually very excited watching these proceedings,
20:45 that we are seeing our court live,
20:47 seeing the proceedings live,
20:48 it is visible what they are trying to do.
20:50 And it is a very good thing that we have talked about the past.
20:54 We are distancing ourselves from the past,
20:57 this is not the job of the court.
20:59 But we have to fix the problems that are present.
21:02 Or we will stand here and apologize after 10 years,
21:05 that we did something wrong.
21:07 The first thing is that this is a very good thing.
21:13 I was very happy to see that the new Chief Justice has come,
21:18 he has adopted a new style of showing live programs.
21:22 But 20 lakh cases are pending.
21:25 More than 20 lakh cases are pending.
21:28 He has not come up with a new method
21:32 that can be seen quickly,
21:35 justice at your doorstep.
21:37 Then we will know how the cases are handled.
21:41 Our previous Chief Justice,
21:44 Mr. Iftikhar Chaudhary,
21:46 he was very interested to know if the curtains are running or not.
21:49 So for that, all the commentary that was in the Supreme Court,
21:53 was about how the curtains are running.
21:56 So now we will sit in front of the TV to watch the live program.
22:00 But the thing is that justice,
22:04 you don't have to show it.
22:07 The judgments speak for themselves.
22:09 So we need that thing,
22:11 that there are many big trials coming up,
22:13 there are many cases for the current Chief Justice,
22:16 there are 90-day elections,
22:18 there are other cases,
22:20 in which we will know what direction is being taken.
22:26 So the thing that you have said,
22:29 especially,
22:31 that what is the reason,
22:32 I am a Charter, we have the law,
22:35 but it is right that everyone will sit and see
22:38 how to run the country,
22:40 how to move the country forward,
22:42 what are our limits,
22:44 many people are saying that
22:46 close this canal,
22:49 and all the issues will be solved.
22:51 I think that accountability should be across the board,
22:55 and should be at the level of equality for everyone.
22:58 We don't want to fix it,
23:01 we think closing it is the solution.
23:03 We don't want to fix it.
23:04 We don't want to fix it.
23:05 There is no need to fix it,
23:06 the institutions are working properly.
23:08 I want to give you a small example.
23:12 I want to give you an example,
23:14 that you take NRO, which happened in 2008.
23:16 The canal was void.
23:18 What did we do after that?
23:19 We sold all the goods.
23:21 I am saying this with apologies.
23:23 We did all the other things.
23:25 No one said anything.
23:27 The case of Evan Fields in Panama,
23:29 it is still there,
23:31 there is no money trail,
23:32 no answer.
23:34 You go from the country for a month,
23:37 you are in jail for 4 years,
23:39 you are given a diplomatic passport,
23:42 and you are called back with great pride.
23:44 So how will you move this country forward?
23:47 I will tell you that in our country,
23:49 the potential is more than Bangladesh,
23:51 more than India,
23:53 by the grace of Allah.
23:54 We have a lot of resources,
23:56 but we don't have commitment,
23:58 we don't have leadership.
23:59 I am saying this with apologies.
24:01 And all our leadership,
24:03 the day I,
24:05 you go ahead.
24:07 Tell us, tell us,
24:08 complete all the leadership,
24:10 then I will ask the next question to Mr. Muswa.
24:12 I am saying that leadership could not be created,
24:14 that the pots in which they are born and raised,
24:17 they want to go back to those pots,
24:19 I mean, they grow up,
24:21 when the trees cut its branches,
24:23 and put it in the pot.
24:25 They come back and come back.
24:27 The pot from which they have come out,
24:30 they want to go back to that pot.
24:32 So until they come out of the pots and come into the public,
24:35 until this matter is not right.
24:37 Sir, we are talking about free and fair elections,
24:40 you are all saying that until there is a free and fair election,
24:43 the country will not move forward.
24:45 So we don't just have to have elections in 90 days.
24:47 Now, obviously,
24:49 the court is here,
24:51 and not just elections.
24:55 Look,
24:56 Elections, free and fair,
24:58 even though they are clean and transparent,
25:00 that today you are seeing clean and transparent elections in this country.
25:04 Very quickly,
25:05 Mr. Ijaz said that,
25:07 those who want to go back to the pot,
25:09 talk about nursery too.
25:11 The new pots keep coming out of the nursery.
25:14 And that nursery is not ready to move forward,
25:18 that there is a point of view in this country,
25:21 or political parties,
25:22 or a vibrant environment.
25:23 Look at the world, where it has reached.
25:25 Where are we standing?
25:26 The mistakes we have been making for 75 years,
25:29 no one has come out of them.
25:31 We are in a bad place.
25:33 But you have to gang up, you know that.
25:35 Now look,
25:36 Everybody has to gang up.
25:38 If you want to come out of this nursery,
25:40 you have to do the work.
25:42 Those who want to benefit from those nurseries,
25:47 they will keep doing it.
25:49 They will always do it.
25:50 Everybody is doing it.
25:51 Who is not doing it?
25:52 I am saying that,
25:53 the foundation of this has been destroyed.
25:57 Pakistan cannot function as a security state.
26:01 You have to change the outlook of your state,
26:04 the way you are.
26:06 But,
26:07 I always agree with you.
26:11 And this is not a new thing.
26:13 We always agree that,
26:15 until we change this,
26:17 we will not make it a welfare state.
26:19 This country cannot function.
26:21 But this is a topic that is discussed every year,
26:23 every 6 months,
26:24 every 2 years.
26:25 Why?
26:26 I will tell you why.
26:27 Because,
26:28 I said,
26:29 until you all don't gang up,
26:31 who will fix this?
26:33 You will get a chance,
26:35 you will go there and sit,
26:36 I will get a chance,
26:37 I will go there.
26:38 You talk about Nawaz Sharif,
26:40 he got a chance to give respect to the vote,
26:42 to save the lives of those poor people in this country,
26:45 from their political role.
26:47 Political role.
26:48 Again I am repeating,
26:49 political role.
26:50 When he got a chance,
26:51 People's Party and Noon,
26:53 both went and played a game with them.
26:55 Today, People's Party is apologizing,
26:57 Noon will apologize after 3 years,
26:59 and say that we made a mistake again.
27:01 How long will these mistakes continue?
27:03 We are not against the army,
27:05 We are against the political role.
27:07 And the political role that we have been playing,
27:12 because of that,
27:13 so much corruption has been created in the society,
27:16 your entire politics has been ruined,
27:19 if you want to rescue the country,
27:21 today you have made the SAFC,
27:23 SAFC,
27:24 undoubtedly you must have made it with a good intention,
27:26 but you didn't have to make it if the country was functioning.
27:29 Today you are roaming around the world,
27:31 begging people to invest in Pakistan,
27:34 and the country doesn't function like this.
27:37 The Arab sheikhs that we have been hoping for,
27:41 Ya Sheikh Aynur B. Vaikh,
27:42 he is also a sheikh,
27:43 he doesn't even look at them.
27:45 Now there are Oxford, Cambridge,
27:47 Harvard sheikhs,
27:48 all their children are there,
27:50 the brotherhood thing is over.
27:52 States are changing their outlook,
27:54 our outlook,
27:55 our constitution is there,
27:56 which gives us a democratic outlook.
27:58 It has human rights,
28:00 which should be our collective redline.
28:03 8 to 28,
28:04 there are 250 sheikhs in the constitution,
28:06 let those 250 sheikhs be on the side,
28:08 their heart is the constitution,
28:10 their soul is 8 to 28,
28:12 that should be our collective redline,
28:14 and all our issues are solved in that,
28:16 if we make that our redline.
28:18 And if the custodians become the Supreme Court,
28:20 and become properly,
28:21 that the rights of those 8 to 28,
28:23 should always stand in their defence,
28:25 then there will be corruption in this country.
28:27 Today these hatreds,
28:29 and divisions in beliefs,
28:31 and the attempts to hold on to each other,
28:33 and hold on to each other's ties,
28:35 why should we hold on to them?
28:37 We should hold on to them because
28:39 there is no peace on their side,
28:41 the Supreme Court is not playing its role.
28:43 So like you were saying,
28:45 that the time has come for them to
28:47 get rid of their old mistakes,
28:49 to run this country in a better way,
28:51 it's fine, you will make mistakes,
28:53 but you have to run it.
28:55 Make honest mistakes.
28:57 And we have another fundamental problem,
28:59 that we don't do the work,
29:01 that we have been given the responsibility to do.
29:03 We want to make the country better.
29:05 If you want to make the country better,
29:07 then you should first do your work,
29:09 and the country will be better.
29:11 Mr. Ijaz-ul-Haq,
29:13 have there ever been free and fair elections
29:15 in this country,
29:17 or will there be in the near future?
29:19 Till now,
29:21 there has never been a free and fair election,
29:23 but there will be in the near future.
29:25 Till now,
29:27 there has never been a free and fair election,
29:29 if you look at it in a right way.
29:31 I say that it should not be 100% free and fair,
29:33 but at least there should be
29:35 this much transparency,
29:37 so that the people who are fighting the elections,
29:39 at least they should realise that we are fighting elections.
29:41 This is the first thing.
29:43 The second thing is,
29:45 my brother did the same thing.
29:47 Where is the credibility of your politicians,
29:49 your leadership?
29:51 Tell me,
29:53 where is the credibility?
29:55 Tell me,
29:57 that the same things that are happening in Sindh for 90 days,
29:59 where were they at that time,
30:01 when there were no elections in Punjab,
30:03 and there were no KPKs.
30:05 They were sitting in the government,
30:07 they were taking private jets,
30:09 I don't know how many hundreds of trips
30:11 they did to foreign countries,
30:13 at that time no one thought about it.
30:15 Now, because they can see in Sindh,
30:17 that if there is a little accountability,
30:19 they have put 2-4 people only on ECL,
30:21 and have caught 1-2 people,
30:23 and have come out of 1-2 places.
30:25 Now, they have come out of unity,
30:27 that if this happens,
30:29 then our work will be ruined.
30:31 Now they have started remembering 90 days.
30:33 At that time,
30:35 they were making fun of 90 days.
30:37 They were making fun of the Supreme Court,
30:39 and they were making fun of the Parliament.
30:41 No one was ready for this.
30:43 Today, everyone is ready.
30:45 Whoever sees the benefit of their own,
30:47 everyone is ready for that.
30:49 Whoever sees the benefit of their own,
30:51 everyone is ready to compromise.
30:53 So, they made such a FC,
30:55 and when they made it,
30:57 today look at Donald,
30:59 that is, Mr. Saghdar,
31:01 who is called Rustu,
31:03 he was called a wizard,
31:05 from where he took the money,
31:07 and where he had sent it.
31:09 So, how did he come back today?
31:11 Tell me, was this a political gimmick,
31:13 or was it just a little
31:15 administrative correction,
31:17 because of which these matters
31:19 have started to improve,
31:21 or the stock market has started to improve,
31:23 or other matters,
31:25 how did the dollar come to 285 today?
31:27 Sir, to seal the dollar,
31:29 sorry, I am sorry,
31:31 not to seal the dollar,
31:33 but to seal the border.
31:35 Why did you not seal the border,
31:37 you know it.
31:39 No, that is the same thing,
31:41 why did you not seal the border at that time?
31:43 Why was smuggling going on at that time?
31:45 Next time I will seal the border myself.
31:47 You will have to see it.
31:49 Next time I will seal the border myself.
31:51 Don't worry.
31:53 Why not?
31:55 If everything else,
31:57 I will do that also.
31:59 Mr. Jha, I want to apologize for the cutoff,
32:01 but fundamentally,
32:03 the thing that needs to be corrected,
32:05 that is the establishment,
32:07 that is the role in our politics.
32:09 Look, two countries started a joint journey,
32:11 that country is sitting in your neighbourhood,
32:13 where did it reach today,
32:15 and where are we standing?
32:17 We are standing because we did not let the democracy flourish,
32:19 we did not let the system work.
32:21 They did not come down from Mars,
32:23 people like us,
32:25 where did they take their country from?
32:27 So we never trusted the people here,
32:29 the politicians here.
32:31 We always painted them as corrupt,
32:33 since the time of Ayub Khan.
32:35 If we had to call Fatima Jinnah,
32:37 the sister of the founder of Pakistan,
32:39 we had to abdicate her to the politicians
32:41 who were part of the movement of Pakistan,
32:43 who had people like Hussain Shaheed Surwardi,
32:45 we have put the wrong foundation,
32:47 and we are still stubborn.
32:49 We have inherited the same thought,
32:51 that these politicians cannot do anything.
32:53 I can tell you with certainty,
32:55 that the way the politicians in other countries
32:57 have taken those countries forward,
32:59 there is a potential in the politicians of Pakistan.
33:01 But the accountability that you were talking about,
33:03 when did that accountability get corrected in Pakistan?
33:05 Did it ever get across the board?
33:07 It never got across the board.
33:09 The Supreme Court itself says that
33:11 the politicians have been used to
33:13 change the political parties.
33:15 So when we have created our system
33:17 in which we have set a target,
33:19 that the politicians are incompetent,
33:21 that the politicians are incompetent,
33:23 that we have mistakes,
33:25 but the same mistakes are present
33:27 in the politicians of the world.
33:29 So when we don't discuss that role,
33:31 don't let it work,
33:33 then how do you expect the result to be different?
33:35 In 75 years, the results will be different.
33:37 So you don't have to worry about your party.
33:39 I can tell you that.
33:41 You know what I mean.
33:43 It's a joke.
33:45 I am just saying that
33:47 you should compare your politicians
33:49 with their politicians.
33:51 Did any of their politicians
33:53 get a lot of money?
33:55 Sir, they had a scandal of 30 crores.
33:57 Do you remember Lal Umar Saad?
33:59 They had a scandal of 65,000 Arab Rupees.
34:01 They had a check and balances scandal.
34:03 They had a Rafael scandal.
34:05 Sir, it happens.
34:07 Let's be honest.
34:09 It's a third world scandal.
34:11 They get caught.
34:13 They get punished.
34:15 There is no one to question them.
34:17 Sir, we can save them.
34:19 We can send them abroad.
34:21 We can make a deal.
34:23 They say that if they go to a particular Jamaat,
34:25 they won't be questioned.
34:27 They say that if they go to a particular Jamaat,
34:29 they won't be questioned.
34:31 Sir, how do you know about the Diggi's?
34:33 This is our weakness.
34:35 If they say that if they go to a particular Jamaat,
34:37 we will go quietly,
34:39 then that will happen.
34:41 Sir, you have started an interesting debate.
34:43 Is it strong or are we weak?
34:45 The politicians of our country.
34:47 The point is that the country is not working.
34:49 Now, we believe that...
34:51 If the country was working,
34:53 we would have said that it's fine.
34:55 There are a few examples in front of you.
34:57 I recently read a book.
34:59 There are a few examples.
35:01 Singapore is in front of you.
35:03 UAE is in front of you.
35:05 Dubai, Qatar are in front of you.
35:07 Democracy is not there.
35:09 The country is working.
35:11 If we have to run the country
35:13 on the basis of democracy,
35:15 then let it work.
35:17 The same system has delivered
35:19 to other countries.
35:21 Mr. Trijal,
35:23 how nations fail.
35:25 Read it.
35:27 I am reading how to stand up to dictatorship.
35:29 It's not a comparison.
35:31 Sir, one second.
35:33 You are reading the wrong book.
35:35 For God's sake.
35:37 Tomorrow, we will have a Muslim-Kokiri press conference.
35:39 Yes, Mr. Trijal.
35:41 I am saying that Singapore and UAE
35:45 which is with Pakistan,
35:47 we have 25-26 crore people.
35:49 We have our own resources.
35:51 Our countries have their own problems.
35:53 These are small countries.
35:55 They have so many resources.
35:57 I am not saying this.
35:59 They have developed only because of one thing.
36:01 That is law and order.
36:03 It is not here.
36:05 What has happened in our country is
36:07 that vested interest has destroyed us.
36:09 What is the reason for PIA?
36:11 You can go and see.
36:13 Why not PIA?
36:15 This is the PIA which I
36:17 was instrumental in
36:19 establishing Emirates Airlines.
36:21 I took two PIA planes there.
36:23 The E-K
36:25 on their ticket
36:27 is still written Emirates Karachi.
36:29 Where did they go
36:31 with two PIA planes?
36:33 Our PIA came with
36:35 a hundred-odd planes
36:37 and today it is on 16 planes.
36:39 I think we have 16 planes.
36:41 We have destroyed everything.
36:43 We have destroyed everything.
36:45 We will bring happiness
36:47 to the people
36:49 who are coming
36:51 as messiahs.
36:53 The economy
36:55 can be restored.
36:57 I will take your questions
36:59 after you.
37:01 I am saying that
37:03 you cannot
37:05 bring this matter
37:07 back to the same position
37:09 that we are in.
37:11 Until you fix these problems,
37:13 until you get out of these problems,
37:15 until you implement
37:17 the charter
37:19 that they have,
37:21 and make them all sit,
37:23 those who do not want to say sorry,
37:25 return their wealth
37:27 along with it.
37:29 Those who have done wrong,
37:31 repent and rectify it.
37:33 Then this country can run.
37:35 If you bring someone and make them sit,
37:37 and he does the same thing
37:39 that he did earlier,
37:41 then we will go backwards
37:43 instead of forward.
37:45 Until these matters are resolved,
37:47 and you know the ground reality,
37:49 and even Mustafa bhai knows,
37:51 tell him to take a vote today,
37:53 go to his Jalsa and see
37:55 if he is going to win.
37:57 If he is going to come to Jalsa
37:59 with a motorcycle,
38:01 he will get a motorcycle.
38:03 I will also bring a motorcycle.
38:05 These things,
38:07 he does not know the ground reality.
38:09 He is far behind.
38:11 The nation has gone far ahead.
38:13 When there will be
38:15 free and fair elections,
38:17 then they will know
38:19 where they are standing.
38:21 I think such a bad defeat,
38:23 all these 16 months,
38:25 those who have brought destruction to this country,
38:27 they will know how much they are selling.
38:29 I am telling the truth.
38:31 Sir, if elections are so bad,
38:33 they will win.
38:35 But do not call it such a bad defeat.
38:37 I think it will be such a bad victory
38:39 that it will not be able to run much.
38:41 It should not be that the turnout
38:43 of the elections is so low
38:45 that there is no credibility
38:47 of the election or anyone is ready to accept it.
38:49 But we keep arguing
38:51 about politicians versus establishment.
38:53 Mr. Nawaz Sharif knows everything.
38:55 This happened to him in 2018.
38:57 In 2017.
38:59 He himself says that he was removed.
39:01 I was removed along with him.
39:03 These were all the parts.
39:05 Today, when he has got the opportunity,
39:07 he is doing the same thing
39:09 that happened against him.
39:11 Why?
39:13 Tell me the mindset of a politician.
39:15 What is the mindset of a politician
39:17 that those mistakes are repeated?
39:19 He wants to get power.
39:21 Power politics.
39:23 Nobody wants to correct the seat.
39:25 The destruction that has been created,
39:27 Kashib bhai,
39:29 if they had got the elections
39:31 instead of regime change on 9th April,
39:33 I think the situation would have been
39:35 better.
39:37 There would have been a government
39:39 of the Moon League today.
39:41 We need to first
39:43 tell the truth
39:45 that we have to go through
39:47 a painful process
39:49 to correct the country.
39:51 Now the country cannot be corrected.
39:53 Everyone knows that the difficult decision
39:55 has come.
39:57 So you are saying that power politics
39:59 is the only thing that matters
40:01 to the politicians of this country.
40:03 You need to remove
40:05 the political uncertainty
40:07 in the country.
40:09 If the elections
40:11 are not fair,
40:13 the uncertainty will be eliminated.
40:15 I think that Tehreek-e-Insaf
40:17 has no feasible formula.
40:19 Nobody has it.
40:21 If Tehreek-e-Insaf gets a vote today,
40:23 they will get a vote
40:25 on the statement of oppression.
40:27 They will get a vote because people
40:29 are more afraid of others.
40:31 This is the reason for their acceptance.
40:33 They have no program.
40:35 Even today, we do not talk about
40:37 merit.
40:39 They talked about merit.
40:41 They gave a gift to Mr. Buzdar and Mr. Mehmood Khan.
40:43 They said that they could not do anything.
40:45 The issue should be
40:47 how much you delivered on your program.
40:49 The problem with us is that
40:51 you remove people before time.
40:53 They get a chance to be oppressed.
40:55 Then all politics will be...
40:57 Exactly.
40:59 You get free and fair elections.
41:01 And then a stable government
41:03 whatever comes as a result.
41:05 If we put Pakistan
41:07 on a straight path,
41:09 if we do not do it,
41:11 our egos are more important.
41:13 I see more danger and more fight.
41:15 Mr. Ijaz mentioned
41:17 two elections.
41:19 May God forgive me.
41:21 We will not be able to reach the second election.
41:23 Who will believe the results?
41:25 The government will not be formed.
41:27 Mr. Ijaz, quickly.
41:29 Our political elite does not learn.
41:31 They do not want to learn.
41:33 They have decided
41:35 that we cannot win this fight.
41:37 So, it is better to do power politics
41:39 and form a government.
41:41 Mr. Kashyap,
41:45 I have been watching
41:47 the events of
41:49 1988-93-96
41:51 and 99.
41:53 Then the elections of 2002
41:55 and then NRO.
41:57 This is my experience
41:59 of 35 years.
42:01 This is the vicious circle
42:03 in which we are moving.
42:05 Earlier there were two groups,
42:07 now there are three.
42:09 Everyone tries to
42:11 win the second election.
42:13 I told you that they have been beaten