Suhail Warraich reacts to Imran Khan's statement for talks with Army

3 months ago

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00:00In an unofficial conversation with journalists in the Court of Appeal,

00:04Kimran Khan has once again announced negotiations with the army.

00:07But the important thing is that now he is demanding that the army appoint a representative from its side.

00:12What makes you think that the army will appoint its own representative?

00:17Look, the first thing is that in the entire history of Pakistan,

00:22the army has always negotiated with the politicians.

00:26But neither did those negotiations come to light,

00:30nor did anyone appoint a representative,

00:33and neither was there any coverage of those negotiations.

00:37If these negotiations have been going on,

00:40then in the darkness of the night, or in a place where the press is far away,

00:47there is no coverage.

00:49Because the army is not allowed to play a political role.

00:54And you know that Brigadier General Imtiaz,

00:58General Asad Durrani and General Javed Nasser,

01:02they were dismissed from the army because they had a role in politics.

01:09And when there was a discussion about it in the army,

01:14they all had to be dismissed from their jobs.

01:18That they do meetings, or General Javed Nasser,

01:22that he flew from a helicopter in Nawaz Sharif's procession.

01:28So this means that the army cannot do this.

01:33And if they ever do it illegally,

01:36or whatever their interests are, national interests,

01:41even if it happens, it is a secret.

01:43Like the meeting in London.

01:45They can be arrested by the law if they do this.

01:49So this is neither possible legally, nor politically.

01:55So this demand is wrong.

01:57The second thing is that there has definitely been a role of a covert army,

02:02and it has been very powerful.

02:04Governments have been reformed, governments have been brought in,

02:07there is no doubt about it.

02:09But there is a superstition,

02:12and the law is based on that superstition.

02:17The veil of that superstition is not lifted.

02:20The Pentagon is probably the most powerful institution in America.

02:26But they also run the Pentagon in general.

02:32But there is a superstition that first you have to get approval from the president,

02:36then someone has to decide.

02:38Therefore, if they reject one proposal, they send another.

02:43Similarly, even in Pakistan, although we know that there is a lot of power,

02:50but this superstition should be maintained.

02:53And the first condition is that politicians should be discussed with politicians.

02:58All the big political positive developments in Pakistan,

03:04they have been discussed among all politicians,

03:09whether it is the 1973 Act, whether it is the 18th Amendment,

03:14whether it is the Charter of Democracy,

03:16whether it is the changes of caretakers in the Act,

03:20there are other changes.

03:22And ultimately, although the army sometimes has reservations on these things,

03:27they had reservations on the NFC, they had reservations on the 18th Amendment,

03:32but in the end, the army has to accept it.

03:35The consensus that develops politically, has to be accepted.

03:40The Charter of Democracy took place.

03:42Obviously, the army had reservations.

03:44We all know that they had reservations.

03:47But for 10 years, democracy went under that system.

03:51And then ultimately, when Imran Khan rose,

03:54then the system that the Charter of Democracy had developed, it broke.

03:59Therefore, this is a very humble request.

04:03While living in the framework of a constitution and a democracy,

04:07we absolutely need to discuss with the establishment.

04:11No problem, they are also our own.

04:13And discuss with them.

04:15But these discussions in the middle,

04:19this is a joke of the constitution.

04:21This is a joke of democracy.

04:23You used to meet as Prime Minister.

04:27You used to meet even before that.

04:29But don't make such demands in the middle.

04:33And even if you make a light consensus with the politicians,

04:37that consensus ultimately has to be accepted by everyone.

04:40Even now, you are sitting in the Assembly.

04:42And you have raised your voice.

04:44So you have accepted this government.

04:46You take part in the assembly proceedings every day.

04:51The Prime Minister is also sitting there.

04:53The Speaker of Farm 47 is also sitting there.

04:57And you also have meetings with him every day.

05:00So in a way, when you have become a part of the system,

05:03and it is a good thing that you have not rebelled against the system,

05:06then accept the rest of the things.

05:08Sit with them.

05:10If you have to decide the basic things with them, then what is the harm?

Suhail Warraich reacts to Imran Khan's statement for talks with Army

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