Kya Pakistan Sahi Simt Mein Jaraha Hai? - Nujawanu Ki Kya Raye Hai? Janiye - video Dailymotion

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00:00 So tell us why do you think Pakistan is doing well, whether politically, economically or socially?

00:08 Yes, Assalam-o-Alaikum.

00:10 The pen in my hand, the light in my mind.

00:13 What can suppress me, someone who has nurtured darkness.

00:16 I am worried about the world, you are worried about yourself.

00:19 I am turning, you are going to be destroyed.

00:22 I think that Pakistan is going to a positive direction in the future.

00:28 The main reason is that if we look at the past, we see that every election,

00:34 sometimes the voice of the presidential system comes, sometimes the dictatorship comes,

00:38 and sometimes the expectation of various systems to rise is there.

00:42 But we are seeing that since 2008, the democracy in Pakistan is stable.

00:47 This means that Pakistan is going through a revolutionary process,

00:51 which we can go through a revolutionary process and in the future, we can strengthen the democracy and the people and take the path to our progress.

01:02 If we agree on this, then what is happening is the democracy, then the question of stability and order is a different matter.

01:10 Pakistan basically exists in a hybrid democracy, but today after 2008, we have a order of democracy.

01:19 The second thing is that today's youth, the biggest population of Pakistan exists.

01:25 Before this, people never started raising questions, but today's youth is slowly becoming a popular youth.

01:32 The biggest reason for this may be social media or other reasons, but they start raising questions.

01:38 The biggest thing in the culture is to raise questions.

01:41 If you raise questions in the culture, then you start going towards a betterment.

01:46 They say that the questions that were being raised, but the question is still there.

01:52 So they say that raising questions gives an idea of the social consciousness of the nation,

01:56 but do you think it is right to raise questions?

02:02 Look, Ikrar bhai, being a law student, my narratives are a little different.

02:07 We are taking Pakistan to a right direction, this was our topic.

02:11 And he talked about democracy in this, the two lawyers who were with me in the support,

02:16 they talked about democracy, they said that for the past 15 years there has been democracy in Pakistan,

02:20 we are free from dictatorship.

02:22 In my opinion, the biggest role of justice in democracy is justice.

02:26 Because I am a law student and in my opinion, justice is very important.

02:30 The way justice has worked in this country in the past and is still going on,

02:35 the way justice is taking a stand on the latest cases, the way Justice Qazi Faiz Isa has shown live judgments of important cases,

02:44 whether it is the Baloch case or the case of the bullet that was shot by the Peshawar High Court,

02:50 and the level playing field, if it is going from the Supreme Court,

02:54 then it means that somewhere or the other, democracy is still alive, justice is still taking a stand, justice has played a very important role.

03:01 And if I get a point, I will talk about the role of the press media.

03:06 Let's talk about democracy, you give the next statement.

03:09 Tell me, we are talking about democracy and he is making fun of it in a way that it is a very good thing that martial law was not implemented.

03:17 So don't you think that there has always been a special kind of devotion between democracy and martial law?

03:23 So we are going through that devotion.

03:25 It is also true that we are going through that devotion, but I have not had such a long devotion.

03:31 It is a rare blessing.

03:32 And the second reason is that if martial law is still being tried to be implemented,

03:38 then it is possible that the people have become aware of this, the youth have understood this matter.

03:44 If this happens again, then the reaction of the people is possible, it will be even more severe.

03:49 Okay, you saw that my right-wing reporters think that Pakistan's direction is correct, there are challenges, there are difficulties,

03:56 but ultimately we are in the right direction as a nation, as a country.

04:02 But these people do not agree with this and why don't they agree? I ask you.

04:07 Brother also read a poem, so I will also read a poem in his argument that thousands of strings of strings are wrapped around the feet.

04:14 It would have been better if our feet were made wings. Birds have never stopped the path of birds.

04:19 It would have been better if God made the world a bird house.

04:22 So it would have been better if God had made Pakistan a bird house.

04:26 It would have been better than this.

04:28 Because our biggest problem is that we do not stop interfering in each other's work.

04:34 Stability in Pakistan is not only due to the fact that no Prime Minister is completing his tenure

04:40 and the international institutions like the IMF, who should they go to express their trust?

04:46 How to go and give that money to whom, who will invest our money in the right place and will return us back.

04:52 So I think that there is still a complete character in Pakistan, the democracy is only of name.

04:58 The things of the name are only of the name, they have no essence and neither do they have a character,

05:05 nor do they have any stability and nor is there any progress.

05:07 So you don't see any chance of improvement?

05:09 If I stay like this for the next 20 years, I don't see any chance of improvement.

05:14 Okay, you tell me, why do you think that the direction of Pakistan is not right or that we are not in the right direction?

05:20 There are many reasons for this, but the fundamental reason is that I do not believe in the system of democracy in our country.

05:28 Why don't I believe? Because if you define democracy, then it means that the people elect and the government is for the people.

05:37 So the fundamental question here is that does the coming government elect our people or is it elected for us?

05:44 So if I add this to what my colleague said, that when you want to solve any problem, you solve it when it is in the public eye.

05:53 So the same thing came about the consciousness of the people that consciousness came to the people, so this is also very good for the democracy.

05:58 So the biggest problem in our country is that our consciousness is temporary.

06:03 Our blood is boiling, but after that it is completely silent.

06:07 So what is the problem with this is that your people come out to get their frustration out of it.

06:12 You cannot call it consciousness that this is a consciousness that the people have found out.

06:16 Consciousness is when your people continue a constant struggle and struggle is visible to you.

06:22 Now your people have come out on the roads, it is night, morning, the new sun has risen, the people will continue their routine there.

06:29 You cannot call it consciousness. When consciousness comes to your people, it is visible.

06:33 Like your French Revolution or all the revolutions that have come, your peoples are constantly struggling, which is why there is change in your country.

06:41 So that's why I think that the system of your country is not going in the right direction.

06:47 Let's move on to this point, as it is a lot of talk that consciousness comes forward.

06:51 So do you think that consciousness is what the peoples collectively learn from their experience?

06:58 That consciousness is given to them through spoon feeding.

07:01 We have heard the word spoon feeding from a guide in Pakistan.

07:04 So do you think this is consciousness that was created overnight on social media and we said that we have consciousness?

07:09 Or is it a gradual process of consciousness coming to any nation?

07:12 My view on this is that it is obvious that a time is required to awaken consciousness in any nation.

07:19 And I take the support of my own opinion that a time is required to implement it.

07:29 A lot of talk is made about social media.

07:31 It is obvious that it generates a positive impact.

07:35 But still we see that the way social media campaigns are being run, they are very specific.

07:42 And obviously they are political parties who limit their thoughts and benefits to their democracy or politics.

07:54 Instead of using it to make a nation or to work on the benefits of our nation as a country.

Kya Pakistan Sahi Simt Mein Jaraha Hai? - Nujawanu Ki Kya Raye Hai? Janiye

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