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- Muzamal Suharwardy (Analyst)
- Syed Shabbar Zaidi (Economist Analyst)
In which constituencies by-election is going to be held? Which party will give a big surprise??
Lack of interest of traders in the Retailers Registration Scheme - What Is Shabbar Zaidi Opinion?
"Bani PTI Nay Mujhe Kaha Kay...", Shabbar Zaidi Told Everything - Today's Big News
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00:00 Assalam-o-Alaikum, I am Maryam Aiman, and today's top stories is about the Noon League
00:19 elections.
00:20 Almost all the major seats where the Sharif family had fought for the elections, are going
00:25 to be re-elected.
00:26 We will talk about the 21 seats in the first part of the program.
00:30 After that, who will take tax from the retailers?
00:33 In this country, a powerful dictator like Parvez Musharraf, he too had given up his
00:38 knees, he could not take tax from the retailer class in this country.
00:41 Will the current government be successful in this?
00:44 We will talk about the second part of the program.
00:46 Finally, the age of 18 years for the girl's marriage has been reduced.
00:50 We will tell you the grand decision of Lahore High Court in the last part of the program.
00:55 We will talk about the Noon League elections, the 21 seats.
00:58 A big test for Punjab PMLN is that there are some important seats on which these re-elections
01:04 are going to be held.
01:05 The voted trend of PMLN will also be known.
01:08 The movement of justice, the provocative voter we saw that the day of the main election
01:12 was on February 8, will he come out again?
01:15 Will we be able to deduce from the results of these Noon League elections?
01:19 These are a lot of questions that we will try to answer in the story of the program.
01:24 But first of all, which are the circles in which the elections are going to be held?
01:29 And why is it important?
01:30 And what important leaders took part here?
01:33 What was the trend there?
01:34 We want to share this with you.
01:36 Let's start with the Sharif family because they are also being elected on the left seats.
01:41 NA119, Mariam Nawaz Sahiba left this seat.
01:44 And we saw that in that, Shahzad Farooq failed.
01:48 With regard to this election, the justice of Barbar Tariq is being expressed in his defense.
01:52 Now this is a by-election.
01:54 Let's see what the trend will be in this.
01:56 The seat of Shabaz Sharif, which he has left.
01:59 And the difference in the votes in it, we have seen, is close to 26,000.
02:04 So this is a by-election.
02:06 Let's see what trend is seen in this.
02:09 The seat that Hamza Shahbaz left, there was very little difference in it.
02:13 It is close to 5000.
02:14 And the votes that are being contested, we are also seeing that it was close to 2500.
02:19 Let's see how much interest this seat election has.
02:24 Another seat of Shabaz Sharif, from Lahore, PP158.
02:28 In this, we saw that the freedom fighters, who had a relationship with the justice of Tariq.
02:32 So now what trend do we see in this?
02:35 We have to see this.
02:36 164, which is PP.
02:38 In this too, Shabaz Sharif has left his seat.
02:41 And there was only a difference of about 1180 votes.
02:44 The interesting thing in this is that the abstention vote is also about 1752.
02:50 So what trend will be seen in this?
02:52 Apart from this, there are also many common competitions in KP.
02:55 Gandapur Sahib's seat has been left.
02:56 Fazur Rehman Sahib had lost from there.
02:58 Let's see this time whether the justice of Tariq can keep it or not.
03:03 Yusuf Reza Gilani's seat was very interesting.
03:06 Taimur Malik Sahib, who has gone to the tribunal, he had already challenged this.
03:10 Because the abstention vote is 12656.
03:14 And the difference of votes was only 293.
03:17 So what will be the voting trend this time?
03:20 Will Mr. Tariq be able to get the voter?
03:22 Will this result change?
03:24 This was one of the controversial results.
03:26 NA196, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's seat has been left.
03:30 An election is going to be held on it too.
03:32 Apart from this, the different sessions we are seeing,
03:34 Sardar Ghulam Abbas Sahib, Noon League, there will be an election in Chakwal.
03:37 Let's see this because there was a controversial information about this too.
03:42 That the questions were being raised on this during the entire election.
03:45 Now let's see what trend is in this election.
03:48 Chaudhary Salik Hussain Sahib, who had won the session from Gujarat,
03:51 Parvez Lai Sahib had lost.
03:53 So now let's see what will happen in this election.
03:58 Who will this go to?
03:59 Will the Kaaf League manage the election again?
04:01 There is a seat left by Aishan Iqbal Sahib.
04:07 There was a very small difference in votes compared to the Mussoorieshuda votes.
04:09 Let's see if PMLN will be able to retain its seat in this wave.
04:14 Ranat Anvir Hussain Sahib has a seat.
04:16 Abdul Aleem Khan Sahib has his own seat in which he has left the PP 149 seat.
04:21 And in this too, the difference between the votes and the Mussoorieshuda votes is very close.
04:28 So where will this seat go?
04:31 Akhtar Mingle Sahib has left his seat.
04:36 There is going to be a by-election on that.
04:38 So these are some interesting big competitions on which we have drawn your attention.
04:43 And now we have to see if this wave will be like the 8th and 9th May.
04:48 Will the debate on Form 45 and Form 47 start again?
04:52 We will discuss the questions that arise from the vote bank.
05:00 But first, let's introduce our guests.
05:02 Akhtar Kazmi Sahib is with us.
05:04 Muzamil Sarwardi Sahib is with us.
05:06 First of all, there is a by-election tomorrow.
05:08 Akhtar, if I take your opinion, do you think that in by-elections, the turnout of voters is usually less?
05:15 It seems that the voter turnout will be less like it was on 8th February.
05:21 I am surprised that the government has given the suggestion to close the internet.
05:29 This is also a joke.
05:30 You cannot contain the results even in 21 years.
05:34 But what do you think?
05:36 Do you think people will go to vote?
05:39 This is a very important point that you have raised.
05:42 Tomorrow, again, there will be talks of closing the internet and mobile services.
05:45 Our neighbours are putting 97 crore voter elections.
05:49 How many cities have they closed their mobile services?
05:52 How many cities have they closed their internet services?
05:55 This is a moment of concern for us.
05:57 If this is our situation, then we cannot close the mobile and internet services even in by-elections.
06:04 So, all these are serious questions.
06:06 Secondly, the enthusiasm of the voters.
06:09 We did not see any gap before the election on 8th February.
06:15 What was the reason for that?
06:16 The reason was that you had imposed restrictions on a political party.
06:20 You did not see any poster of Yasmin Rashid in the area where Mian Sahib's own area was.
06:27 Because there was no permission.
06:29 Alia Hamza Malik's husband was not allowed to open an office anywhere.
06:33 She also fought the election from the jail and fought the election against Hamza Shahbaz Sharif.
06:38 She is losing by 5000 votes.
06:40 So, we saw that the voter was not allowed to leave the house.
06:44 And the voter took revenge and left on the day of the election.
06:48 And you can see in recent days that the situation in Punjab is such that you are not getting permission to hold a Jalsa.
06:55 Yesterday, you saw how people left the city in Kasur.
06:59 Kasur is a small city.
07:01 It is not a big city.
07:02 Mr. Shahbaz Sharif has probably vacated his seat from there.
07:06 So, I think the voter will leave.
07:08 And the basic reason for that is that you cannot move on until there is a closure of any matter.
07:18 The issue here is that how many people believe that the election was a real election.
07:24 I think that until there is a closure of this political process, such chaos will continue.
07:30 And whenever people get the opportunity, people will come out and vote.
07:34 So, you think that tomorrow's voter turnout will be fine.
07:36 If we compare it with the general election, of course, we cannot compare it with the general election.
07:40 It is a separate wave.
07:42 So, people will vote tomorrow.
07:44 This is your guess.
07:46 Yes, this is my guess that people will come out and vote.
07:50 Mr. Zamil, you see a lot of confusion in this general election.
07:55 Because, if we talk to the people of PMLN, this election is important for them.
08:01 There are some important seats of PMLN, especially the one after the election,
08:06 which is not popular.
08:08 So, they are keeping a close eye on that aspect.
08:11 Do you think that the voter of PMLN is so motivated that he will vote in tomorrow's election?
08:18 Do you see that kind of passion?
08:20 But, in the general election, there cannot be such passion as in the general election.
08:27 And that atmosphere is also not there.
08:29 But, I want to take you back to 2018.
08:33 Imran Khan left the seat from Lahore.
08:36 That seat was won by Khwaja Saad Rafiq.
08:39 PMLN won that seat.
08:40 Now, what will you say?
08:41 That Imran Khan won that seat in 2018, which Saad Rafiq won in Zimni.
08:46 Fawad Chouhi left the seat of MPA, which was won by Muslim Regnoon in Zimni elections.
08:52 So, did Fawad Chouhi win in Zimni elections?
08:56 So, Zimni elections are not necessary.
08:59 The first point I want to establish is that the seats you have won in the general elections,
09:04 you will win in Zimni elections as well.
09:06 Because, the examples of 2018, 2013 and 2008 are in front of us.
09:10 If you have won a seat and you have given a second candidate in its place,
09:15 it is not necessary that the vote given to the first candidate is the same.
09:18 Because, the vote given to Imran Khan, when Imran Khan put the candidate in front,
09:23 Mahi Uchhtar Khan did not get the same vote as Imran Khan.
09:27 Or, Imran Khan won in 2018 because of RTS and RTS could not run in Zimni.
09:33 Fawad Chouhi was in the same situation.
09:35 I can give examples of other seats.
09:37 So, it is not necessary that the seat you have won in the general elections,
09:41 you win in Zimni elections.
09:43 There is a big difference between the candidates.
09:45 Secondly, the momentum is not the same as in the general elections.
09:49 So, I wanted to give this point.
09:52 Secondly, I think that tomorrow the voting turnout will be less.
09:56 And, in Zimni elections, you have to forcefully bring your voters.
10:01 People do not have a trend.
10:03 So, you should not see them as those 20 Zimni elections,
10:06 as a result of which the government was changed in Punjab.
10:10 Because, it was decided then that as a result of this, the government can be changed.
10:14 These Zimni elections cannot be the reason for the change of the government.
10:18 All elections are supposed to be won by the Tehreek-e-Insaf.
10:23 So, will the governments of Punjab and Markas change? No.
10:27 They are in such a comfortable position that even if they are won,
10:30 the governments of Punjab and Markas will not have any effect.
10:36 And, the voters understand that the government is not going to change or become a government.
10:43 So, the momentum cannot be that.
10:45 These are Zimni elections and the results of these can be anything.
10:49 I have told you in the past.
10:51 This is what you have told me.
10:53 But, in this particular case, regarding this election,
10:56 the questions about the popularity of the PMLN in Punjab,
11:01 are raised by them.
11:03 I will let you listen to it and then I will take your comment, Mr. Muzammil.
11:06 Because, when we talk to the people of the PMLN,
11:08 they are saying a lot about the results of this election.
11:11 When the voices of the people of the PMLN are raised,
11:15 that they have some reservations about the election,
11:17 who are these people, what are they saying?
11:19 Some of them may not be in the PMLN, but they are very close to Mr. Mian Nawaz Sharif.
11:23 Listen to this and then we will ask Mr. Muzammil questions in that context.
11:26 Mr. Sharif, are you winning or losing?
11:28 I don't think Mr. Mian is winning.
11:30 I am telling the truth.
11:32 As and when people have come, they have already joined the assembly.
11:35 I will say that they have joined.
11:37 When I asked them to recount the N114 and N115,
11:42 they immediately said that they will recount the N130 as well.
11:46 Look at the extent of blackmailing.
11:48 The election commission has raised a lot of objections.
11:51 Listen to the PTI, the Muslim League and the People's Party.
11:54 Everyone says that this election is a very serious question.
11:59 And today, Mr. Mullah Naqfuz-ur-Rehman has also said that
12:03 the assemblies, especially in Balochistan, were talking about 60-70 billion.
12:08 So, Mr. Atar, Mr. Muzammil is right that the results of the local elections
12:13 are not necessarily the same as in the general elections.
12:17 We have seen that the local elections are often lost by the government.
12:20 There is a lot of burden of incumbency.
12:22 The opposition is also won.
12:24 But in this election, will the debate that we have been hearing for the past one and a half to two months,
12:30 will it settle the results?
12:33 For example, if PMLN wins many seats,
12:37 then the statement that we are popular, PTI, will be affected.
12:42 If we do not lose, then the PTI statement will be strong.
12:45 We were talking about the previous elections.
12:48 So, look, a result has come out in the Zimni election.
12:51 Look, the elections that are taking place in Pakistan right now,
12:55 whether they were general elections or Zimni elections,
12:58 there is no example of them.
13:00 People are not treating these elections in the same way.
13:03 There was a clear message given before the elections,
13:06 by giving three punishments and taking back the party symbol,
13:09 that they did not come into power.
13:11 And in Pakistan, it is said that people do a light politics,
13:13 do a politics of power.
13:15 The party that is visible in front of you,
13:17 that this is the work of the Prime Minister of this Jamaat,
13:19 then everyone votes for him.
13:20 People did not vote for him.
13:22 It is necessary to understand why people did not vote for him.
13:25 Because people voted in protest.
13:27 You curtailed political activity.
13:29 You encroached on people's rights.
13:32 You did not let them do any kind of political campaign.
13:35 And there was a reaction to that.
13:37 And you will see its reaction in the Zimni elections as well.
13:41 Because in Punjab, you cannot hold any function or a procession right now.
13:45 You are exposed.
13:47 There is a protest against you.
13:49 We saw that a small rally was tried at the GPO chowk.
13:53 So how did the Punjab police treat them?
13:56 So the vote that will come now is a protest vote.
13:59 People know that the government that will be formed here or not,
14:02 that is a separate debate.
14:04 The second thing is that we talk about 2018 again and again.
14:07 See, just the day before yesterday,
14:09 the leader of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz,
14:11 Abid Raza Kotla, said in a TV interview that
14:14 I was on the second number,
14:16 but the issue is that the PTI people were winning in the whole of Gujarat,
14:19 but the seats were given to someone else.
14:21 We have never seen such examples in the past.
14:24 What happened this time, and this is the reason that it is not closing.
14:28 The political closure is not happening in the minds of the people.
14:32 And you will see again that a protest vote will come,
14:35 against those people.
14:37 Now how will they manage, we will find out tomorrow.
14:39 Mr. Muzaffar, there was a slogan in the general election,
14:42 "Give Nawaz to Pakistan".
14:44 The PMLN voter was going to cast a vote at that time.
14:47 He was going with the sense that Nawaz Sharif will become the Prime Minister.
14:51 We are going to cast a vote to bring Nawaz Sharif back to power as the Prime Minister.
14:56 Because this was a slogan.
14:58 Do you still think that Nawaz Sharif is not active?
15:01 So will the core voter of the PMLN be motivated?
15:05 Specifically, if I ask you about that.
15:08 Yes, it will be. I don't think it won't be.
15:13 And Atar Kadmi said,
15:16 "It is being said again and again that in 2018,
15:18 the punishments were not given."
15:20 At 12 o'clock in the night, the courts were not opened and the punishments were not given.
15:23 The leader was not arrested,
15:25 the bail was not given.
15:27 At that time, the party was not broken,
15:29 a dry cleaning factory was not set up,
15:31 as a result of which those who came here, were dry cleaned.
15:34 Even then, if you say,
15:36 then I will say that in 2018, a protest vote was cast.
15:39 Despite that, the PTI was not in a position to form a government.
15:43 In Punjab, the Muslim League had more seats.
15:46 If they remove Jahangir Tareen's Jihad from the middle,
15:48 then Usman Buzdar could have become the Prime Minister.
15:51 And remove the help of the rest of the establishment.
15:54 So, this is not the case.
15:56 I want to say this point that
15:58 when Imran Khan could not win his own seat again in 2018,
16:02 the PTI,
16:03 Fawad Chaudhry, who was the runner-up for his leading chief minister,
16:06 he could not win.
16:08 Shah Mahmood Qureshi lost to a free man.
16:10 So, the Zimni elections,
16:13 you cannot see them in comparison to the national elections.
16:17 What is this, Mr. Muzamil?
16:18 You have already said that...
16:19 In comparison to the protests...
16:20 Because the continuity of the Zimni elections,
16:24 in the context of continuity, this question is important.
16:28 Is it necessary for the PMLN to win seats now?
16:31 Psychologically, politically, politically,
16:34 and according to the statement?
16:37 No, because this does not change the government.
16:42 Suppose, if those seats are lost,
16:44 you can talk about this morally,
16:47 but their power is not in danger because of these seats.
16:50 Because of these seats,
16:52 no political structure will change.
16:55 No such equation will change.
16:59 You will say that if these seats are lost,
17:02 then their majority will end,
17:05 their power will be in danger,
17:08 Punjab's chief ministry will go,
17:10 the ministry of foreign affairs will be in danger.
17:12 There is no such scenario in the results of these Zimni elections.
17:16 It's going to be very normal.
17:19 And the voters know that these votes will not change anything.
17:24 Continuity has to be constant in its place.
17:27 Governments have to be constant in their place.
17:29 Therefore, I do not think that there will be a voter for protest,
17:33 there will be a momentum.
17:34 That is why, Mr. Muzamil,
17:35 we do not see such vibrant campaigning from the government camp.
17:39 Is this the reason why they are saying that it does not matter?
17:43 Because we do not see such vibrant campaigning in this Zimni election.
17:48 That is why.
17:49 We do not see it from both sides.
17:51 They had to import Sher Afzal Marwad from KP.
17:55 Sir, if you leave 144,
17:57 leave the arrests, then it will happen.
17:59 Who has been arrested?
18:04 Okay, there is no arrest warrant.
18:06 They say that the accused of 9th May should be released from jail and allowed to campaign.
18:11 That is a different matter.
18:12 Tell me about the arrest of someone else.
18:14 So there is no fear of arrests.
18:16 Even those who are on bail are not ready to come and participate in the meeting.
18:19 I mean, you should talk about the facts.
18:23 You tell me who has been arrested.
18:25 The fear of arrests is not leading to leadership, Mr. Tarkazvi.
18:29 If someone is afraid that I am a thief,
18:32 then what can we say about him?
18:34 No one has the cure for fear.
18:36 I am asking a factual question.
18:38 Who has been arrested in this Zimni election campaign?
18:42 Okay, sir.
18:43 Atar sir, there have been no arrests.
18:45 Because when Mr. Marwad comes to Punjab,
18:48 he does the meetings.
18:50 He does not get arrested.
18:51 Are these arrests only for the leaders of Punjab, PTI?
18:54 Because we do not see them.
18:56 Are they more at risk?
18:58 And the other leaders from other provinces, are they not at risk?
19:01 Look, you can see in Punjab,
19:04 Mr. Aslam Iqbal is not allowed to take a stand.
19:07 He cannot come forward.
19:09 It was said about Ahmad Azhar that
19:11 how did he get bail in 51 cases?
19:15 The big question is how did he get 51 cases?
19:18 This is a big question.
19:20 Until a while ago, he was a loyal minister.
19:22 He was the Minister of Treasury.
19:24 There are many issues.
19:25 The ones that Mr. Muzamil is trying to say,
19:27 he is trying to say,
19:29 he is trying to say that
19:31 it does not matter.
19:32 He did not come in power after winning the first election.
19:35 Did the Noon League people win the election?
19:37 They have been defeated in history.
19:39 Their condition in a city like Lahore is in front of everyone.
19:42 They did not win the election.
19:44 The election was won by the Jamaat who did not have a symbol.
19:47 So it does not matter to them.
19:49 When you have to come from the votes of the people,
19:51 then it makes a difference that you have to bring the votes of the people.
19:54 At this time, the position is in front of everyone.
19:56 People are saying from within the Jamaat.
19:58 Mr. Muzamil is adamant that he does not agree.
20:01 But from within the Jamaat, his leadership is saying that
20:04 we are defeated and this happened to us, that happened.
20:07 Many things are happening.
20:09 But I think whatever happened in Punjab
20:11 and the role of the Punjab government
20:13 and before that the role of the Nigran government in Punjab,
20:17 I think even in the British era,
20:19 we did not see such a political force.
20:21 The kind of force we are seeing during these two years
20:23 and its continuity,
20:25 that a democratic city like Punjab,
20:27 a democratic province,
20:29 there was no permission for rallies,
20:31 no permission for sessions.
20:33 How many rallies have the PTI done in Lahore,
20:35 tell me Mr. Muzamil.
20:37 How many more requests did they make?
20:39 No permission was given for any request.
20:41 Are there such elections?
20:43 So I think whatever happens, the nation is watching.
20:45 But tomorrow when people will come out,
20:47 once again they will vote.
20:49 It is possible that they will not come out in such a large number.
20:51 But it is not possible that people will say that
20:53 if there is a protest, then we will not come out.
20:55 People will put a protest vote.
20:57 Mr. Muzamil, why is the internet shut down?
20:59 You are only 21 years old,
21:01 even though you are in KP,
21:03 but still you are in Punjab, Lahore, Kasur, etc.
21:05 These are the main stream cities
21:07 where there is no background
21:09 that such a nefarious activity can take place.
21:11 Why do you feel the need to shut down the internet?
21:13 What is your opinion on this?
21:19 Look, just now Mr. Atar Kazmi gave an example of India,
21:23 that so many voters are being put in India.
21:25 The situation of terrorism in India is the same
21:27 as it is in Pakistan.
21:29 Foreigners are being targeted in India
21:31 in the same way as Japanese were targeted in Karachi yesterday,
21:33 Chinese were targeted.
21:35 There, the suicide attack in Bajor,
21:37 or the one that happens in Lahore,
21:39 every country has its own dimensions.
21:41 In terms of law and order,
21:43 in terms of terrorism.
21:45 If the security forces understand
21:47 that the election is a soft target
21:49 for terrorism,
21:51 and to stop it,
21:53 some security measures should be taken,
21:55 then I don't think it is such a big issue.
21:57 Voting is not stopping anyone.
21:59 This is the argument of Mr. Atar Kazmi
22:01 that people have voted a lot.
22:03 So, the freedom to vote is present in its place.
22:05 And then I will say again and again
22:07 that 2018 is their prank,
22:09 and when I talk about 2018,
22:11 they say,
22:13 why do you talk about 2018?
22:15 The election results of 2024
22:17 came close to 2018.
22:19 The election results of 2018
22:21 came after 84 hours,
22:23 not 72 hours.
22:25 And now the results are complete in 36 hours.
22:27 And which of the two results
22:29 is more controversial?
22:31 Which of the two is more controversial?
22:33 No, no, I mean,
22:35 Mr. Atar Kazmi,
22:37 our friends,
22:39 whatever they make controversial,
22:41 it does not change the reality.
22:43 There, the deputy speaker of the National Assembly
22:45 stayed for four years.
22:47 And when he got a stay,
22:49 the PTI people used to tweet,
22:51 "Nasro min Allah, wal fatuhun kareen."
22:53 So, Mr. Muzaffar, which of the two
22:55 elections was more transparent
22:57 between 2018 and 2024?
22:59 It was not transparent in 2018.
23:01 I think the results came early in 2024.
23:03 In comparative analysis,
23:05 the results that came early
23:07 will be transparent.
23:09 Because according to our friends,
23:11 the results of the last year
23:13 are a sign of controversy.
23:15 So, the results that came late
23:17 are less transparent.
23:19 And the results that came early
23:21 are better.
23:23 I check it on their principle.
23:25 I don't have my own barometer.
23:27 Okay, okay.
23:29 Thank you very much.
23:31 Mr. Atar Kazmi, Mr. Uzamil Soorwardy were with us.
23:33 Before going to the ticket,
23:35 we saw that many times
23:37 when the campaigning of PMLN was going on,
23:39 yesterday was an election,
23:41 but before the last election, there was a campaigning.
23:43 In which it was said that Nawaz Sharif will come back
23:45 and he will become the Prime Minister.
23:47 And PMLN's mainstream leadership
23:49 not only in the gatherings,
23:51 but in the interviews,
23:53 while talking to the media everywhere,
23:55 said internally in their meetings
23:57 that Mr. Nawaz Sharif will be the next Prime Minister.
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24:21 And a very high profile campaign,
24:23 we all remember,
24:25 was published in the newspapers
24:27 and the advertisements were given a color
24:29 like the headlines of the newspapers.
24:31 This news was published in every big newspaper in Pakistan.
24:33 And it was looking like a headline.
24:35 A headline of the future.
24:37 Although it was an advertisement,
24:39 it was made very craftily.
24:41 There was criticism on it.
24:43 People of PMLN were very proud of it.
24:45 And at that time it was being said
24:47 that Mr. Nawaz Sharif will be the PM.
24:49 Now, when it is asked fast forward
24:51 from the Pandit of PMLN,
24:53 that what decision was this
24:55 and why did it change?
24:57 We are told that Mr. Nawaz Sharif
24:59 never wanted to be PM again.
25:01 Listen to this.
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25:11 And while the entire campaign of PMLN
25:13 revolved around Mr. Nawaz Sharif
25:15 becoming the Prime Minister.
25:17 And a slogan of "Give Nawaz to Pakistan"
25:19 was introduced at that time
25:21 when it was asked about it.
25:23 The slogan of "Give Nawaz to Pakistan"
25:25 was made by Mr. Shahbaz.
25:27 And it is a very interesting explanation
25:29 on that too.
25:31 Listen to this.
25:33 When Mr. Shahbaz comes
25:35 or when Maryam comes,
25:37 it is a continuation of Nawaz Sharif.
25:39 His name is not Nawaz Sharif.
25:41 But isn't the government of Nawaz Sharif
25:43 in Pakistan?
25:45 Isn't Punjab the government of Nawaz Sharif?
25:47 This is the impression or the concept
25:49 that "Give Nawaz to Pakistan"
25:51 or "Give Nawaz to the country"
25:53 has been given to the country.
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25:57 So, in all these contexts,
25:59 tomorrow, the voters of PMLN
26:01 will also come out to vote.
26:03 Now, let's see if the voters of
26:05 Pakistan Tariq-e-Insaf
26:07 will also come out or not.
26:09 Will they be able to bring back
26:11 the angry voters of PMLN?
26:13 No, this decision will be made
26:15 after the results of the election tomorrow.
26:17 We will go on break.
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