Bakhabar Savera with Ashfaq Satti and Sadaf Abdul Jabbar | 7th AUG 2024
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00:00:00In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful, Peace be upon you.
00:00:19Welcome to Baa Khabar Sawera.
00:00:21Ujjala Sabsewera, with whom we are in front of you with our show.
00:00:26And today we are going to talk about a lot of our topics.
00:00:31But, as we say, I am very excited and happy.
00:00:35So why not start with Arshad Nadeem?
00:00:38Because seven of our athletes went to the Paris Olympics.
00:00:41How many people were there?
00:00:42What do you mean?
00:00:43How many people were there?
00:00:44How many people were there?
00:00:45Seven went, but six of them could not make it.
00:00:48But, Arshad made a place.
00:00:50So we will talk about this as well.
00:00:51But, he is Ashfaq Ishaq Sati.
00:00:53I had already introduced myself quietly.
00:00:55I did not try to intervene.
00:00:57I did not want to distract you.
00:01:09Anyway, Baa Khabar Sawera, I thank you all.
00:01:11And I hope you all will be fine.
00:01:16As Sadaf Abdul Jabbar mentioned about Arshad Nadeem,
00:01:20this is really a great achievement.
00:01:25He is qualified for the finals.
00:01:27And just think, in the first attempt, he threw that javelin.
00:01:32He threw it more than 86 meters and qualified himself.
00:01:36So that means he is fully prepared for that.
00:01:39So we pray that tomorrow will be his final event.
00:01:42Yes.
00:01:43And just think, he has made a place in the finals.
00:01:46And obviously, this is a moment for Pakistan,
00:01:51which I was seeing on social media yesterday.
00:01:53Everyone was very excited.
00:01:54Everyone was very happy.
00:01:56And our athletes who were there before,
00:01:58obviously, they could not make it from the first round to the second round.
00:02:01But, let me remind you,
00:02:03Arshad's name came up the most when the Tokyo Olympics were held.
00:02:08And Neeraj Chopra was there with him.
00:02:11And between him and Arshad,
00:02:13we saw that there was a very small distance,
00:02:17a very small margin,
00:02:18by which both of them came to a position.
00:02:21But Arshad was on the 5th position.
00:02:23This time, Pakistan's hopes have risen
00:02:26that Pakistan will win the gold medal.
00:02:28And after 32 years,
00:02:30Pakistan and South Asia are the only athletes
00:02:33who have thrown 90 meters in javelin.
00:02:36And that is Arshad Nadeem.
00:02:37His record has not yet broken.
00:02:39So, let's hope so.
00:02:40Tomorrow, there will be a final.
00:02:43There will be 12 people in it.
00:02:45And 12 people will try.
00:02:46Earlier, there were 32 people.
00:02:47Now, this number has reduced from 32 to 12,
00:02:49who have qualified.
00:02:50Yes, this was the qualification round.
00:02:51Now, obviously, I just mentioned that our people are very excited.
00:02:55They are happy.
00:02:56Because since the Paris Olympics happened,
00:02:58the kind of news that was coming,
00:03:00people were a little disappointed.
00:03:02They were asking questions
00:03:03that why our athletes are not able to move forward.
00:03:05They are not able to move forward.
00:03:06They are not able to see any success.
00:03:09But what people are saying is that
00:03:11Arshad Nadeem has all the hopes.
00:03:13So, let's see that.
00:03:16All the prayers are with Arshad Nadeem.
00:03:19And we are very much hopeful
00:03:21that he will win the medal for Pakistan.
00:03:24God willing, Arshad Nadeem will definitely win the gold medal for Pakistan.
00:03:28All our prayers are with him.
00:03:30As usual, Arshad Nadeem has given a very good gift for Pakistan.
00:03:34God willing, he will be successful.
00:03:36So, let's talk.
00:03:37We have with us Mr. Rashid Ahmed Saqi,
00:03:40who is Arshad Nadeem's coach.
00:03:42Thank you so much.
00:03:43Thank you very much for taking out time for us.
00:03:45And it is a big thing that we got the news of happiness from the Paris Olympics.
00:03:50We would like to know from you,
00:03:52and without a doubt, congratulations,
00:03:53that you are deserving of it.
00:03:55You have always been.
00:03:56Because of you, we heard the name of javelin throw.
00:04:00We started watching it.
00:04:02And today, this name is on every Pakistani's tongue.
00:04:05And without a doubt,
00:04:06it is because of your performance despite your limited resources.
00:04:09Qualifying in the first throw,
00:04:12how big of an achievement is this for an athlete,
00:04:16especially one who throws a javelin?
00:04:20First of all, it is a great happiness.
00:04:22All the prayers of the Pakistani nation are with Arshad Nadeem.
00:04:26And God has given him a great gift.
00:04:29He qualified in the first throw.
00:04:31He qualified for the final.
00:04:34And God willing, he will show his achievement in the final as well.
00:04:39God willing.
00:04:41Okay.
00:04:42So, the question from Ashfaq was that,
00:04:46how big of an achievement is this?
00:04:48In the qualification round,
00:04:50he threw the meter at 84.59.
00:04:55So, how big of an achievement is this?
00:04:57Now, what more can we expect?
00:04:59Can he throw his javelin throw more than this in the final?
00:05:05God willing,
00:05:0610 years ago,
00:05:08I did a presentation about him,
00:05:11about Arshad Nadeem.
00:05:12Yes.
00:05:13So, when he was training with me,
00:05:15God willing, this is a 95-meter throw.
00:05:17Wow.
00:05:18And I am very hopeful that
00:05:20God willing, he will throw a 95-meter throw in the final.
00:05:24Wow.
00:05:25And Pakistan's national flag will be raised in France.
00:05:30And Pakistan's national anthem will be played in France as well.
00:05:33God willing.
00:05:34God willing.
00:05:35Now, tell me, Mr. Rashid,
00:05:37how much hard work is required for this?
00:05:40Because our opponents,
00:05:42if we talk about Neeraj Chopra,
00:05:44who has been our closest opponent,
00:05:46both of them have come face-to-face nine times,
00:05:48but the throw he has thrown is close to 90 meters.
00:05:51And Arshad's previous record is 90 meters,
00:05:54which no one else in South Asia has been able to do.
00:05:5590-18 meters.
00:05:56Yes, yes.
00:05:5790-18 meters.
00:05:58Yes, yes.
00:05:59So, no one else has that.
00:06:00The talent in Pakistan is such that you can't even imagine.
00:06:05This is a small town in Niagara Falls.
00:06:08The area is small.
00:06:10In Niagara Falls,
00:06:11apart from javelin throw,
00:06:13shot put, hammer throw,
00:06:15Pakistan's champion has come to Niagara Falls.
00:06:19And Arshad Nadeem is an international player,
00:06:21but I can tell you a small couplet for this.
00:06:25Of course, Arshad.
00:06:27Whoever came to me,
00:06:29he bowed down to me.
00:06:31I was a stone,
00:06:32how could anyone lift me up?
00:06:34So, these stones…
00:06:36Mr. Sakhi, is this your own?
00:06:38No, it's not mine.
00:06:39Okay, I thought maybe you worship Sakhi.
00:06:42Yes, yes.
00:06:43It is related to poetry and poetry.
00:06:45Okay.
00:06:46The talent in Pakistan,
00:06:47they have to awaken it.
00:06:49Who will awaken it?
00:06:51It is the duty of our great leaders to find them.
00:06:56When I found him,
00:06:58I promoted him.
00:07:00I took care of him in every way.
00:07:02Mr. Rashid, tell me one thing.
00:07:04Right now, we only have Arshad.
00:07:06Obviously, Arshad's build is like this.
00:07:08He is very strong.
00:07:10And right now,
00:07:11among our current athletes,
00:07:12he is the only one who can throw up to 90 meters,
00:07:14or more than that.
00:07:16In our 70s and 80s,
00:07:18if I look at Neeraj Chopra,
00:07:20his body, his build is not that strong,
00:07:22but his biomechanics has a lot of work there.
00:07:25He has a lot of work on flexibility,
00:07:27because of which his throwing is good.
00:07:29And he himself talks about this.
00:07:30What things do we need to improve?
00:07:32What resources do we need more?
00:07:35The problem with the resources is that
00:07:37Neeraj Chopra trained in Germany for 5 years.
00:07:40Yes, yes.
00:07:41And Arshad Nadeem trained here in Pakistan,
00:07:44in Lahore, in Miyajano.
00:07:47When he went to the Tokyo Olympics,
00:07:51the Pakistanis, the sports people,
00:07:54thought of him,
00:07:55so they sent him to South Africa to train.
00:07:58In the last Olympics,
00:08:00two months before the Olympics,
00:08:02there was corona in Turkey.
00:08:04Because of the corona,
00:08:06because of the corona,
00:08:07he could not show his performance.
00:08:09So this time, God willing,
00:08:11he will show his performance
00:08:13and God willing, he will do gold.
00:08:15Done.
00:08:16God willing.
00:08:17We also have prayers.
00:08:18Thank you so much, Mr. Sakhi,
00:08:19for being with us.
00:08:20This is Arshad Nadeem's coach.
00:08:21And we all have a lot of prayers for Arshad.
00:08:24Let's see how the competition goes today
00:08:26and what the result is.
00:08:28I wanted to comment on one thing.
00:08:30If possible,
00:08:31if you could show us Neeraj Chopra's throw,
00:08:34that would be great.
00:08:36You see, Sadaf,
00:08:37I was just talking about biomechanics.
00:08:39It's not that heavily built.
00:08:40But in biomechanics,
00:08:41look at this.
00:08:42He threw this.
00:08:44And using his whole body.
00:08:46Like you pull a spring or a rubber
00:08:48and then throw it.
00:08:50While Arshad,
00:08:51God willing,
00:08:52he is so strong.
00:08:53But if you look at the throw,
00:08:54he threw it using his shoulder
00:08:56and upper body.
00:08:58Look.
00:09:01You're getting the difference?
00:09:02Yes, yes.
00:09:03So that,
00:09:04what I was talking about,
00:09:05how much work is done on biomechanics there.
00:09:08Although if you compare the two,
00:09:09Arshad is taller and stronger.
00:09:11Let's see.
00:09:12I hope he performs well.
00:09:13My prayers are with Arshad.
00:09:14Because Arshad,
00:09:15he took the first step.
00:09:17He made a place in the qualification round
00:09:19which everyone expected from him.
00:09:21So let's see
00:09:22what the competition is today.
00:09:24So now,
00:09:25all this is about the Olympics.
00:09:28And surely,
00:09:29all the people watching
00:09:31must be connected to the TV.
00:09:32So let's all pray for him.
00:09:34But now let's move ahead
00:09:35and talk about the weather.
00:09:37The weather has become quite calm.
00:09:39That rain storm,
00:09:41that storm,
00:09:42that heavy, light rain,
00:09:44has stopped now.
00:09:45No, no, it's still happening.
00:09:46Where? I didn't see.
00:09:47It was happening yesterday.
00:09:48Where did it rain?
00:09:49It was happening, wasn't it?
00:09:50There were light drizzles.
00:09:51Yes.
00:09:52I mean,
00:09:53the clouds are overcast.
00:09:54The weather is bad.
00:09:55No rain.
00:09:56Anyway,
00:09:57in Karachi,
00:09:58we're telling you this
00:09:59because we want to show you
00:10:00what we can witness in Karachi.
00:10:02But our reporters,
00:10:03from all over the place,
00:10:04and of course,
00:10:05we're so connected to social media
00:10:07that the news reaches everywhere.
00:10:09So let's talk about the country.
00:10:10Let's talk about the weather.
00:10:11The weather is good all over the country.
00:10:13And the monsoon spell is going on.
00:10:15In most areas,
00:10:16we're seeing that
00:10:17a third or fourth spell is going on.
00:10:19In Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab, KPP,
00:10:21the rains have stopped.
00:10:24That is,
00:10:25this news is coming from all over the country.
00:10:27And after the rain,
00:10:28the current situation
00:10:29is coming in front of everyone.
00:10:30Obviously,
00:10:31when the rains stop,
00:10:32then it is estimated
00:10:33what damage has been done.
00:10:35Where is there still water?
00:10:36Where are the roads damaged?
00:10:38That situation is being worked on.
00:10:40In Sindh,
00:10:41it is being seen
00:10:42where the water is.
00:10:45Let's talk about Dadu.
00:10:47Let's talk about Kot Dadu.
00:10:48Here,
00:10:49the drunken areas are under water.
00:10:50In this way,
00:10:51the rescue work has already been done.
00:10:54But now,
00:10:55the water purification work is going on.
00:10:57Now,
00:10:58one more thing is being told,
00:10:59which we were telling earlier,
00:11:00that a new system will be introduced on 13th August.
00:11:03And a new spell of rains is going to start.
00:11:06Absolutely.
00:11:07After that,
00:11:08the spell of rains will start.
00:11:10It is being told that
00:11:11it will rain in many cities of Lahore and Punjab.
00:11:14It is also being told that
00:11:15it will rain in KP as well.
00:11:17And from 11th August,
00:11:18the monsoon system will start in Sindh.
00:11:21It is a big system,
00:11:22from which,
00:11:23Kashmore, Jakobabad, Shikarpur, Ladkana, Jamshoro,
00:11:26Hyderabad, Mirpur Khas, Tharparkar,
00:11:28if we talk about Karachi,
00:11:29then it can rain heavily there as well.
00:11:31From the fourth spell of monsoon,
00:11:33it has been reported in different parts of Balochistan
00:11:36that it will rain.
00:11:37So, the people who were worried,
00:11:39like us,
00:11:40who were saying that
00:11:41it didn't rain,
00:11:42this didn't happen,
00:11:43that didn't happen,
00:11:44now it is that
00:11:45they need to brace themselves
00:11:46for the next spell.
00:11:48Okay,
00:11:49we were talking about Karachi.
00:11:51So, in that,
00:11:52the sea winds have increased.
00:11:53Now,
00:11:54what we were talking about,
00:11:55Sadaf Abdul Jabbar's Hubs,
00:11:57Badal Chai,
00:11:58but yesterday,
00:11:59I was witnessing that
00:12:00yesterday,
00:12:01a lot of winds were blowing.
00:12:02And,
00:12:03obviously,
00:12:04you can guess from that.
00:12:05Otherwise,
00:12:06it is a time of Hubs.
00:12:07But,
00:12:08because of the winds,
00:12:09it doesn't rain as well.
00:12:10Because,
00:12:11it blows away the clouds
00:12:12and takes away
00:12:13the rain from the windows.
00:12:14The weather wasn't as harsh,
00:12:15it wasn't as humid,
00:12:16it wasn't as humid.
00:12:17In the summer,
00:12:18there was a Hubs.
00:12:19There was hot air as well.
00:12:20So, there was hot air.
00:12:21Now,
00:12:22the weather is much better.
00:12:23And,
00:12:24in this weather,
00:12:25people say that
00:12:26we enjoy this as well,
00:12:27in Karachi.
00:12:28And now,
00:12:29it's not that it didn't rain,
00:12:30it's just that the weather is bad.
00:12:31The weather is bad,
00:12:32and the weather is good.
00:12:33The winds are blowing.
00:12:34So,
00:12:35when we used to play in Hubs,
00:12:36the shuttle didn't go here and there.
00:12:37Now, the shuttle doesn't stay.
00:12:38So,
00:12:39we have guessed that
00:12:40the winds will blow.
00:12:41You have guessed the direction of the winds
00:12:42from the shuttle.
00:12:43I can make a prediction
00:12:44in this regard.
00:12:45Why not?
00:12:46Okay,
00:12:47let's tell you about Gilgit.
00:12:48Gilgit-Baltistan,
00:12:49because now,
00:12:50when the temperature is rising,
00:12:51the glaciers
00:12:52are melting.
00:12:53And,
00:12:54they are melting rapidly.
00:12:55Because of which,
00:12:56our mountainous areas,
00:12:57the rivers there,
00:12:58there as well,
00:12:59we can see that
00:13:00it is a rocky area.
00:13:01Roads,
00:13:02government blocks
00:13:03have been built here.
00:13:04If you look at the landscape,
00:13:05you can guess
00:13:06that it is a very powerful
00:13:07stream of water.
00:13:08And,
00:13:09apart from this,
00:13:10the other areas
00:13:11that are being told,
00:13:12there are agricultural lands,
00:13:13trees,
00:13:14and the roads
00:13:15that connect
00:13:16one village
00:13:17to another,
00:13:18one area
00:13:19to another
00:13:20have been affected.
00:13:21In the same way,
00:13:22many other areas
00:13:23are being told.
00:13:24Due to the rapid
00:13:25seasonal changes
00:13:26in the climate,
00:13:27the glaciers
00:13:28of Gilgit
00:13:29are also
00:13:30warned
00:13:31of melting.
00:13:32But,
00:13:33no.
00:13:34I am worried
00:13:35because
00:13:36our global warming
00:13:37scenario
00:13:38is hitting
00:13:39heavily.
00:13:40And,
00:13:41secondly,
00:13:42if you look at
00:13:43the North Pole,
00:13:44the glaciers
00:13:45there,
00:13:46the water reserves
00:13:47there,
00:13:48they are melting
00:13:49rapidly.
00:13:50So,
00:13:51that is
00:13:52very concerning
00:13:53because
00:13:54these are the
00:13:55reservoirs
00:13:56of clean water.
00:13:57And,
00:13:58how can we
00:13:59save ourselves
00:14:00and our country
00:14:01from this
00:14:02global warming?
00:14:03Let's talk
00:14:04to the Director
00:14:05of the Environmental
00:14:06Protection Agency
00:14:07of Gilgit-Baltistan,
00:14:08Mr. Shahzad
00:14:09Hassan Shigri.
00:14:10Thank you so much,
00:14:11Mr. Shigri,
00:14:12for taking out
00:14:13your time for us.
00:14:14I wanted to know
00:14:15that,
00:14:16basically,
00:14:17there are many
00:14:18issues
00:14:19that are
00:14:20helpless.
00:14:21Especially,
00:14:22global warming
00:14:23and climate
00:14:24change.
00:14:25Obviously,
00:14:26Pakistan's
00:14:27contribution
00:14:28is not much
00:14:29in this.
00:14:30But,
00:14:31I wanted to
00:14:32know
00:14:33about
00:14:34the
00:14:35impact
00:14:36of global
00:14:37warming
00:14:38on the
00:14:39glaciers
00:14:40there
00:14:41and
00:14:42the
00:14:43overall
00:14:44climate.
00:14:45Mr.
00:14:46Shigri,
00:14:47can you
00:14:48hear me?
00:14:49Assalam-o-Alaikum.
00:14:50We will
00:14:51contact you
00:14:52and would
00:14:53like to
00:14:54know
00:14:55what is
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00:14:58The
00:14:59work is
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00:15:04and
00:15:05conferences.
00:15:06But,
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00:15:08the countries
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00:15:10world
00:15:11are not
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00:15:13their work.
00:15:14We have
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00:15:17We are
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00:44:31The Bangladeshi people have not stopped following Haseena Wajid, whether she is in any country.
00:44:38We are seeing that she is being protested against at the embassies.
00:44:43And now she is demanding that the Bangladeshi students be arrested.
00:44:48Because the deaths that took place there, viciously, and I felt that,
00:44:52like the colonial states, when the British ruled,
00:44:57different states used to work under the control of the Queen.
00:45:02So Bangladesh was also working under the control of Modi.
00:45:06Because whatever he wanted.
00:45:08That woman went to China, for the most important treaty.
00:45:11And then they left it in the middle, that we want India to complete it.
00:45:15You think about what the other countries have to say about this.
00:45:18If your focus is only on personality, and if you don't have a good relationship with the country,
00:45:23then how will it be?
00:45:25What is happening now is that the train service between India and Bangladesh is dead.
00:45:30Those relationships are no longer there, which should have been.
00:45:33And when India will give shelter in this way,
00:45:36then you can guess how much sorrow and anger the Bangladeshi people are feeling.
00:45:41And Sadaf, one more thing.
00:45:43The flight that took place, you know,
00:45:46there are many websites like Flightradar,
00:45:51that if your loved ones are also traveling, or if you want to see their flight time,
00:45:57you can go and check it.
00:45:59So when Haseena Wajid's plane took off from there,
00:46:02it was the most tracked flight in recent history.
00:46:08Because no one knew, when Haseena took off, where she would be after taking off.
00:46:12And you can guess that,
00:46:14now comparatively, the era we are living in,
00:46:18we used to hear that there was a revolution,
00:46:23and before that, there were many references to the French Revolution.
00:46:26Now, the lives of comparative people are better,
00:46:29they are happy,
00:46:31and people don't have to face those problems.
00:46:34But the way the people of Bangladesh stood up and
00:46:37ended the government for 16 years,
00:46:41this is a very unique study that we have to see.
00:46:45What is the situation now?
00:46:47What is going to happen now?
00:46:48Because the new government of Bangladesh,
00:46:51will it sustain?
00:46:53And what are the chances of elections?
00:46:56And how important can the army play a role in this?
00:46:59Let's talk about this.
00:47:00We have Dr. Jameel with us.
00:47:03Thank you so much, Dr. Jameel.
00:47:05Tell us, how do you see this situation?
00:47:08We thought that the matter was over here,
00:47:10that Haseena Wajid Sahiba ran away from them,
00:47:12and the demands of the students were said,
00:47:15that the army chief said that we will listen to you.
00:47:18But that demand came up with one more thing,
00:47:21that the person we want,
00:47:23his government will be formed,
00:47:25you will not form a government.
00:47:26So, do you think there is more to come?
00:47:30Yes, there is more to come.
00:47:32The wave that has come,
00:47:35of the young people of Bangladesh,
00:47:39that wave, with wisdom and intelligence,
00:47:43a young man,
00:47:45who is only 36 years old,
00:47:48he, who was the leader of the movement,
00:47:51he, with wisdom and intelligence,
00:47:54the way he put up a demand,
00:47:58to his army chief,
00:48:01that if out of these 18 people,
00:48:03I am talking about 3 days ago,
00:48:05the list of 18 people,
00:48:07if it is changed,
00:48:10or brought such people,
00:48:12who are supported by the army,
00:48:14then we will not accept it.
00:48:16And you tell us,
00:48:17that these youngsters,
00:48:19with what intelligence,
00:48:21the governor of the state bank,
00:48:24the governor of the reserve bank of Bangladesh,
00:48:26to the doctors,
00:48:28to the Nobel prize winner,
00:48:30he has given the name of Dr. Yunus,
00:48:32Professor Yunus,
00:48:34and vice-chancellors,
00:48:36and he has given the names of great intellectuals,
00:48:38and he has said that,
00:48:40if it is hijacked politically,
00:48:42then we will not even accept it,
00:48:44that you put old politicians in it.
00:48:47So, from that we can guess,
00:48:49that this wave,
00:48:50which you were talking about,
00:48:52which Sadaf was talking about,
00:48:54this wave, with wisdom and intelligence,
00:48:57its direction,
00:48:59and its direction,
00:49:01has been kept in the right direction.
00:49:03Otherwise, the world sees that,
00:49:05such headless people,
00:49:07who are mobilized,
00:49:09they are hijacked.
00:49:11Very easily.
00:49:13Yes.
00:49:14So, this did not happen.
00:49:16So, this becomes the answer to your question.
00:49:18Okay, there is one thing,
00:49:19Dr. Jabeel,
00:49:20I would like to ask this question,
00:49:22that obviously,
00:49:23people are thinking very wishfully,
00:49:25and this was also a big threat,
00:49:27that the army should not take over,
00:49:29but the student leaders,
00:49:30and the professors,
00:49:31they solved this matter very wisely,
00:49:33but age is not just a number.
00:49:35We saw this,
00:49:36the American presidential debate,
00:49:38in this,
00:49:39then Mr. Biden also stepped back,
00:49:41even this,
00:49:42this was also discussed about Trump's age,
00:49:45although he is in his 70s.
00:49:47Now, we are talking about Bangladesh,
00:49:49that a youth-led protest took place,
00:49:51due to which Sheikh Hasina had to flee from here.
00:49:53But right now,
00:49:54Dr. Yunus is the head of the protest,
00:49:56but he is 84 years of age.
00:49:58Would that be a concern,
00:50:00would that be a problem for Bangladeshi people?
00:50:02No, in fact, Bangladeshi people,
00:50:04they were standing behind,
00:50:06behind the students' movement,
00:50:08and you know,
00:50:09they started,
00:50:10they say that,
00:50:11the student movement,
00:50:12they came out alone,
00:50:14and then,
00:50:15a caravan was formed with them.
00:50:17So, the Bangladeshi,
00:50:18you saw,
00:50:19the last 100 people,
00:50:21where they fled,
00:50:23three days ago,
00:50:24when Sheikh Hasina started the movement,
00:50:27in that,
00:50:28people of all ages fled.
00:50:30You must have seen the sea of people,
00:50:33in that,
00:50:34people of all ages were present.
00:50:36So,
00:50:37they stood behind these students,
00:50:39even these political parties,
00:50:41stood behind these students.
00:50:42So, if you look at it from that perspective,
00:50:44then,
00:50:45these,
00:50:46these 55-year-old Nobel laureates,
00:50:50the whole nation has trusted them,
00:50:52and it is a matter of pride.
00:50:54Instead of bringing them to Lahore,
00:50:56this did not happen in our country.
00:50:58Ok, Dr. Jameel,
00:50:59one more thing,
00:51:00Bara Saheb is commenting on this,
00:51:02that in reality,
00:51:03the way America was defeated in Afghanistan,
00:51:06in the same way,
00:51:07India was defeated in Bangladesh.
00:51:09India's,
00:51:10you can say,
00:51:11focus,
00:51:12which was their favourite there,
00:51:15all that favour,
00:51:17is now shifting from here.
00:51:19But, if India,
00:51:20the way they protected and supported Haseena Wajid,
00:51:23then do you think that
00:51:24there will be more sorrow and anger among the people of Bangladesh,
00:51:27against India?
00:51:30In the hearts of the people of Bangladesh,
00:51:32the one who is sitting,
00:51:34is Haseena Wajid.
00:51:37She is sitting on the lap of the Indian government,
00:51:41and the Indian intelligence.
00:51:43Let me give you an example,
00:51:44which has not come in the newspapers yet,
00:51:46that Haseena Wajid,
00:51:48this is a report by the way,
00:51:49that Haseena Wajid,
00:51:51called the Indian intelligence,
00:51:54along with her law enforcing agencies,
00:51:57and they got the money from her law enforcing agency,
00:52:01which was happening in Kashmir.
00:52:03And this is the reason,
00:52:05that the atrocity that you saw,
00:52:07in the last three days,
00:52:08the nature of that atrocity,
00:52:10was of that kind.
00:52:11So, against Haseena Wajid,
00:52:13the atrocities of the people,
00:52:15in those atrocities,
00:52:17this was also there.
00:52:18By the way, whenever such a wave comes,
00:52:20then it is a collection of many atrocities,
00:52:24which are collected in 15 years.
00:52:26So, in that respect,
00:52:28if you see,
00:52:29then it is definitely an Indian factor,
00:52:31and you see,
00:52:32how this thing is proven.
00:52:34That their foreign minister,
00:52:36when he spoke to Haseena Wajid,
00:52:39after meeting Hajeet Dogal,
00:52:41then he said that,
00:52:43it seems that,
00:52:44the Jamaat-e-Islami,
00:52:45which is being supported by the Pakistani ISI,
00:52:49all this happened because of them.
00:52:51So, to make that ground from now,
00:52:53the Jamaat-e-Islami,
00:52:54which is on the front,
00:52:55so, they started making this ground of propaganda from now,
00:52:59that Pakistan is involved in this.
00:53:01Although, it was such a provocative movement,
00:53:03that if America was also involved,
00:53:05and all the countries were also involved,
00:53:07then it would have been a bigger movement.
00:53:09If they don't sleep at night,
00:53:10then they also think,
00:53:11that maybe this is also the doing of Pakistan,
00:53:13so, what can they say?
00:53:14Right now, there is another question in my mind,
00:53:16that the reason for this volcanic eruption,
00:53:20like you said,
00:53:21there were hatreds,
00:53:22and many other things,
00:53:23which became a part of this wave.
00:53:27But you see,
00:53:28that more than two thirds of the youth are there.
00:53:31Those youth,
00:53:32who because of Sheikh Haseena's policies,
00:53:34and her fascist regime,
00:53:36were never able to vote.
00:53:38Gen Z basically.
00:53:39They were never able to express their rights.
00:53:41So, somewhere or the other,
00:53:42that lava had to come out.
00:53:43Don't you agree, sir?
00:53:45Yes, not only did the lava come out,
00:53:47but as I was saying,
00:53:49as soon as it came out,
00:53:53the whole nation stood behind it.
00:53:55What does this mean?
00:53:57This means,
00:53:58that since the last 15 years,
00:54:01the era of suppression was going on,
00:54:04the era of oppression was going on,
00:54:07because of that,
00:54:08the majority of the population was there.
00:54:11They were saddened by that.
00:54:13And they took out that sadness,
00:54:15when they saw,
00:54:16that this was a headless kind of mobilization.
00:54:21So, they stood behind it.
00:54:24And later,
00:54:25those three young men,
00:54:26who were not more than 26 years old,
00:54:29they corrected that direction as well.
00:54:32And you can imagine,
00:54:33when they gave their demands,
00:54:35three leaders were present with them.
00:54:38In the last meeting,
00:54:39when it was finalized,
00:54:41of Dr. Yunus,
00:54:43of Professor Yunus,
00:54:44at that time,
00:54:45the representative of the students was present there.
00:54:47The same one,
00:54:48who had advanced this movement.
00:54:51And three army chiefs,
00:54:53Chief and Sadr,
00:54:54they had a meeting.
00:54:56So, you can imagine,
00:54:57how much the army
00:54:59had tolerated the young men.
00:55:01Now, please tell me one thing,
00:55:04that this event,
00:55:06was not an ordinary event.
00:55:08And we also know,
00:55:09that Bangladesh and Pakistan...
00:55:10Historical,
00:55:11there are very few incidents like this in the world.
00:55:12How were the relations with Pakistan,
00:55:13before this,
00:55:14in the past?
00:55:15Mostly due to Awami League,
00:55:16and Sheikh Hasina.
00:55:17Now,
00:55:18can you see any change in the relations,
00:55:20in the near future,
00:55:22with Bangladesh?
00:55:24Yes,
00:55:25at the geopolitical level,
00:55:26not only Pakistan,
00:55:27the relations with Pakistan will be better.
00:55:30And the rhetoric,
00:55:31that was there before,
00:55:32will end.
00:55:33But,
00:55:34the biggest thing is,
00:55:35that after Maldives,
00:55:36from where the armies,
00:55:37the Sadr of Maldives,
00:55:39removed the Indian armies,
00:55:41who were there for a long time.
00:55:43And there,
00:55:44China,
00:55:45started a lot of development.
00:55:47Even in Bangladesh,
00:55:48under BRI,
00:55:49China has developed.
00:55:51And as you yourself said,
00:55:52that two or three days ago,
00:55:53Hasina Wajid was there.
00:55:55And we were talking about 1 billion.
00:55:57The bridge,
00:55:58that was being built on the Nisar River.
00:56:00So,
00:56:01they said,
00:56:02let's take it from India,
00:56:03and India will help us.
00:56:05So,
00:56:06this means that,
00:56:07that influence,
00:56:08that India,
00:56:09was always,
00:56:10adopting,
00:56:12and,
00:56:13Halda,
00:56:14Hasina Wajid,
00:56:16they,
00:56:17on the influence of India,
00:56:19and on their influence,
00:56:21were crushing their own people.
00:56:23That era ended.
00:56:24So,
00:56:25obviously,
00:56:26the geopolitical,
00:56:27the geopolitical influence,
00:56:28has a flow.
00:56:30Under that flow,
00:56:31India,
00:56:32obviously,
00:56:33India,
00:56:34one last,
00:56:35very important thing,
00:56:36that India is wanting,
00:56:37this news has not come from anywhere else,
00:56:38India is wanting,
00:56:39that the government of exile,
00:56:41should be made by Hasina Wajid,
00:56:43and,
00:56:44some countries should accept it,
00:56:46this is a new thing I am telling you.
00:56:47Okay.
00:56:48Some countries should accept it,
00:56:50and after that,
00:56:51India,
00:56:52in a legitimate way,
00:56:54the people,
00:56:55who are there,
00:56:56and supporters,
00:56:58through them,
00:56:59again,
00:57:00again,
00:57:01start making a mess,
00:57:02in Bangladesh.
00:57:03This is unlikely,
00:57:04because,
00:57:05the way the students there,
00:57:06are adamant on their demands,
00:57:07it doesn't seem like,
00:57:08they will be able to accept,
00:57:09this proposal,
00:57:10in any way.
00:57:11Thank you so much.
00:57:12They are trying to create chaos.
00:57:14Absolutely.
00:57:15Thank you so much,
00:57:16Dr. Jameel,
00:57:17you have told us things,
00:57:18from a new perspective.
00:57:19So,
00:57:20in the international scenario,
00:57:21what is happening,
00:57:22where are the conditions,
00:57:23of Bangladesh,
00:57:24going,
00:57:25we have put this situation,
00:57:26in front of you.
00:57:27Let us see,
00:57:28the bad government,
00:57:29and what further,
00:57:30steps are being taken.
00:57:31Okay.
00:57:32Now,
00:57:33the thing is,
00:57:34if we talk about Pakistan,
00:57:35we often say,
00:57:36that,
00:57:37there is a lot of talent,
00:57:38here.
00:57:39If you see,
00:57:40Sadaq Abdul Jabbar,
00:57:41you can guess.
00:57:43I am not happy,
00:57:44that I didn't talk about you,
00:57:45but about myself.
00:57:46But the thing is,
00:57:47that,
00:57:48we often say,
00:57:49if the soil is a little wet,
00:57:50then the soil is very fertile.
00:57:51I think,
00:57:52that we should,
00:57:53do a lot of work,
00:57:54in other fields as well,
00:57:55and Pakistan,
00:57:56has the ability,
00:57:57and capacity,
00:57:58to do a lot of work.
00:57:59But here,
00:58:00our focus is,
00:58:01mostly on imports.
00:58:02It should not be like this.
00:58:03What we are talking about,
00:58:04recently,
00:58:05when we talk about,
00:58:06Formula 1 car,
00:58:07a lot of memories,
00:58:08come to my mind.
00:58:09But,
00:58:10you see,
00:58:11Formula 1 car race,
00:58:12is one of the most expensive,
00:58:13games in the world.
00:58:14And the car,
00:58:15that is used there,
00:58:16its price,
00:58:17compared to other cars,
00:58:18you can guess,
00:58:19that,
00:58:20it is very high.
00:58:21It is not even comparable,
00:58:22and it is not even affordable,
00:58:23for the most.
00:58:24But,
00:58:25here,
00:58:26you see,
00:58:27Formula 1 car race,
00:58:28is a competition.
00:58:29And,
00:58:30Formula 1 race,
00:58:31is not played in Pakistan,
00:58:32but,
00:58:33the students of,
00:58:34Nurse University,
00:58:35have won,
00:58:36the first hybrid,
00:58:37Formula 1 car,
00:58:38which is a hybrid,
00:58:39which is fuel efficient,
00:58:40environmental friendly.
00:58:41Yes,
00:58:42so,
00:58:43this is the achievement,
00:58:44of these students.
00:58:45And,
00:58:46the students,
00:58:47are very happy,
00:58:48to win this car,
00:58:49and award.
00:58:50They have also,
00:58:51won an award,
00:58:52in all these events.
00:58:53And,
00:58:54for Pakistan,
00:58:55it is obvious,
00:58:56that,
00:58:57when it is being recognized,
00:58:58internationally,
00:58:59then why not,
00:59:00why don't we,
00:59:01introduce you to them,
00:59:02and meet them.
00:59:03So,
00:59:04we will talk about,
00:59:05the two geniuses,
00:59:06of the team,
00:59:07who have prepared,
00:59:08the hybrid formula,
00:59:09with us.
00:59:10Adil Jamal,
00:59:11and Anas Ghori.
00:59:12So,
00:59:13who is Adil,
00:59:14and who is Anas?
00:59:15I am Anas Ghori,
00:59:16and she is Adil Jamal.
00:59:17By the way,
00:59:18how many team members,
00:59:19do you have?
00:59:20First of all,
00:59:21congratulations.
00:59:22Thank you very much.
00:59:23In our team,
00:59:24there are 50 members.
00:59:25So,
00:59:26we will stop you here,
00:59:27and take you live.
00:59:28Shahid Haqqan Abbasi,
00:59:29is doing a media talk right now.
00:59:31Alright.
00:59:32The economy,
00:59:33has weakened,
00:59:34due to political stagnation.
00:59:36Where does political stagnation come from,
00:59:38when we steal elections?
00:59:41So,
00:59:42today,
00:59:43you should feel,
00:59:44that the country,
00:59:45needs political stagnation.
00:59:48There will be political stagnation,
00:59:50if tomorrow,
00:59:51the currency weakens even more,
00:59:53then the electricity bill,
00:59:54will increase even more.
00:59:56The IPPs,
00:59:57that have been set up,
00:59:59you have set them up,
01:00:00by inviting them.
01:00:02This is not a negotiated contract,
01:00:05nor has anyone,
01:00:06forced you to set it up.
01:00:08You,
01:00:09the government of Pakistan,
01:00:11made a documentation,
01:00:12made an agreement,
01:00:14there was no negotiation,
01:00:16which is a tariff,
01:00:18which the government of Pakistan,
01:00:19made first,
01:00:20and then,
01:00:21the government of Nepal,
01:00:22made.
01:00:23You invite people,
01:00:24to come from outside,
01:00:25and invest.
01:00:27People have invested,
01:00:28and today,
01:00:29you are telling them,
01:00:30that they are thieves.
01:00:31So, who will invest in your country,
01:00:32tomorrow?
01:00:33The obvious reality,
01:00:34is that,
01:00:35people are not investing,
01:00:36in the country today.
01:00:38For solar,
01:00:39we have,
01:00:40given the best tariff,
01:00:41in the world,
01:00:44of 3.41 cents.
01:00:47We tried twice,
01:00:48but no investment,
01:00:49came to Pakistan.
01:00:52That is why,
01:00:53when we put these allegations,
01:00:54when we talk about it,
01:00:56and I tell you the truth,
01:00:57I have heard everyone,
01:00:58I don't see any evidence,
01:00:59there.
01:01:01It is only,
01:01:02our own,
01:01:03corruption,
01:01:04our own failure,
01:01:05of the power system,
01:01:06that we are trying to put,
01:01:07on someone else.
01:01:09Fix this system.
01:01:11Now,
01:01:12you should also,
01:01:15know that,
01:01:17the surplus debt,
01:01:19which is being stolen,
01:01:20by the corruption companies,
01:01:22is not being put,
01:01:23on the public.
01:01:26Even today,
01:01:27the government companies,
01:01:28have that burden.
01:01:29If you,
01:01:30put that too,
01:01:31then your per unit cost,
01:01:33which is,
01:01:346 to 8 rupees,
01:01:35I don't know,
01:01:36what is the exact amount,
01:01:376 to 8 rupees,
01:01:38per unit,
01:01:39that will also increase.
01:01:40This burden,
01:01:41today,
01:01:42the government companies,
01:01:43are bearing.
01:01:44In which,
01:01:45there is PSO,
01:01:46OGDC,
01:01:47Pakistan Petroleum,
01:01:48Sui Northern,
01:01:49and Sui Southern.
01:01:51They are taking loans,
01:01:52from the banks,
01:01:53and are bearing it,
01:01:54on 20 to 22% interest.
01:01:56This system,
01:01:57cannot work.
01:01:58So,
01:01:59what will happen,
01:02:00if you put,
01:02:01a system like this,
01:02:02in the Naib,
01:02:03today?
01:02:04The Naib's cases,
01:02:05will be made.
01:02:07Tomorrow,
01:02:08their officers,
01:02:09will be standing outside,
01:02:10this court.
01:02:11They will be standing,
01:02:12after a year,
01:02:13after two years,
01:02:14after three years,
01:02:16after ten years,
01:02:17they will go there.
01:02:18They will come to know,
01:02:19that no one was at fault.
01:02:21And,
01:02:22investment will not come,
01:02:23to your country.
01:02:24And,
01:02:25what will come,
01:02:26will be very expensive.
01:02:27So,
01:02:28don't be hostile,
01:02:29to your country.
01:02:30If you have,
01:02:31any personal disagreements,
01:02:32with anyone,
01:02:33deal with them separately.
01:02:34But,
01:02:35it is very important,
01:02:36to keep the facts,
01:02:37of the power system,
01:02:38in front of the people.
01:02:39Okay,
01:02:40Mr. Shahid,
01:02:41please tell us,
01:02:42that the country,
01:02:43is not economically stable,
01:02:44and the political stability,
01:02:45of your opposition,
01:02:46the situation,
01:02:47of Bangladesh,
01:02:48do you think,
01:02:49that the situation,
01:02:50of Pakistan,
01:02:51is going in the same direction?
01:02:53Look,
01:02:54you say,
01:02:55that political stability,
01:02:56in my opinion,
01:02:57there is no political stability.
01:02:59When there will be,
01:03:00political stability,
01:03:01the economy will not work.
01:03:02What happened in Bangladesh?
01:03:05In Bangladesh,
01:03:06the constitution was negated.
01:03:09A democratic,
01:03:11so called democratic,
01:03:13set up was done.
01:03:15You came into power,
01:03:17with the votes of the people,
01:03:19to give a boost to the power,
01:03:21you started to rig elections.
01:03:23I am talking about Bangladesh.
01:03:26You rigged one election,
01:03:28what happened in the last year's election?
01:03:31They also erase the memory of February 8th,
01:03:34that election.
01:03:36What was the effect of that?
01:03:39One,
01:03:41the economy is better there,
01:03:44electricity is cheaper there,
01:03:46employment opportunities are also there.
01:03:49But,
01:03:50when you suppress the opinion of the people,
01:03:53negate the opinion of the people,
01:03:55the people will not get justice,
01:03:57then what will happen,
01:03:58what happened in Bangladesh,
01:04:00that only,
01:04:01on the basis of jobs,
01:04:03the whole matter was created,
01:04:05and it spread,
01:04:06and the Prime Minister,
01:04:08on a few minutes notice,
01:04:10had to run away from the country.
01:04:12There are many lessons for us in this.
01:04:15This lesson,
01:04:17you must see that history,
01:04:19that Bangladesh is almost equal to us,
01:04:21the same political culture,
01:04:23the same things,
01:04:25we, from today,
01:04:2750 years ago,
01:04:29the country was also ours,
01:04:31there are many lessons in it,
01:04:33there,
01:04:35the fallback situation,
01:04:37the army,
01:04:39which used to be in our country,
01:04:41maybe that fallback,
01:04:42this is a momentous moment for all of us,
01:04:44that tomorrow,
01:04:46if a young man comes on the streets,
01:04:48against his injustice,
01:04:51against not getting employment opportunities,
01:04:54in the country,
01:04:56against all kinds of injustice,
01:04:58then what will you do?
01:05:00Will you go towards dissent?
01:05:02Today, it is time,
01:05:04to solve these issues,
01:05:06to listen to the issues of the youth,
01:05:08and to support them.
01:05:13If we are talking about IPPs,
01:05:15are the rates of all IPPs the same?
01:05:17Because it is being said,
01:05:19or it is being claimed,
01:05:21that Salman Shahbaz's plants,
01:05:23or Jangeet Green's plants,
01:05:25the rate is 18 rupees or 18 dollars.
01:05:27In Uttar Pradesh,
01:05:29the city you are standing in,
01:05:31the biggest city in Pakistan,
01:05:33the people here are fed up with electricity,
01:05:35but the government has extended their 20 year contract,
01:05:37you have said that you will leave this.
01:05:39Alright,
01:05:40Mr. Shahid Khakhan Abbasi,
01:05:42was talking to the media in Karachi,
01:05:44we were talking,
01:05:46we have two talented young students with us,
01:05:48Adil Jamaat and Anas Wauri,
01:05:50thank you so much for joining us once again,
01:05:52you were just introducing yourself,
01:05:54so 50 rupees was basically your team,
01:05:56who participated in this event,
01:05:58so we would like to thank all of them.
01:06:00160 countries,
01:06:02all over the world.
01:06:04So,
01:06:06what was different in it?
01:06:08Because you came here earlier,
01:06:10what happened further?
01:06:12After the design phase,
01:06:14we had a manufacturing phase of 3-4 months,
01:06:17in which we also had testing,
01:06:19so we made a hybrid car,
01:06:21the competition we go to,
01:06:23there is a new category basically,
01:06:26only 2-3 teams are making hybrid cars,
01:06:30so we were the first formula student team from Pakistan,
01:06:33and eventually,
01:06:35we were the first team to make a hybrid car.
01:06:38By the way,
01:06:40why hybrid?
01:06:42We have money,
01:06:44we have fast cars,
01:06:46we can afford it,
01:06:48why hybrid?
01:06:50It was not Arabic,
01:06:52but we have a lap time simulation model,
01:06:54in which we test the car.
01:06:56In a certain time,
01:06:58how long does it take to complete the lap?
01:07:00Exactly,
01:07:02first we used to make a combustion car,
01:07:04then when we tested it with motors,
01:07:06our lap times were good,
01:07:07so we went with hybrid,
01:07:09because this much difference
01:07:11can help us win the competition,
01:07:13and we have seen it in our results.
01:07:15Formula 1 car is all about speed,
01:07:18so does it make a difference in speed
01:07:21if it is a hybrid car?
01:07:23No, it makes a difference
01:07:25because initially,
01:07:27when you get more acceleration from the motor
01:07:29and less on combustion,
01:07:31when you take it on hybrid,
01:07:33you will get more acceleration
01:07:35and you can go faster.
01:07:37You need more push,
01:07:39so you think it is better than hybrid.
01:07:41Ok, that's cool,
01:07:43I didn't know that.
01:07:45By the way,
01:07:47if it is a hybrid car,
01:07:49it starts soundless.
01:07:51We make a guess,
01:07:53first we do the simulation
01:07:55in the design phase,
01:07:57then we manufacture it.
01:07:59So do you think
01:08:01it can be incorporated
01:08:03in Formula 1 races?
01:08:05Yes,
01:08:07in Formula 1.
01:08:09Were the models of other countries
01:08:11similar or different?
01:08:14In other countries,
01:08:16there was a combustion class,
01:08:18electric and hybrid.
01:08:20In the hybrid class,
01:08:22we came second overall
01:08:24and in the design event,
01:08:26we came first among the Asian teams.
01:08:28Good, congratulations.
01:08:30So in the Asian teams,
01:08:32there will be India and others.
01:08:34So what was the difference?
01:08:35Because there are a lot of
01:08:37budgeting issues,
01:08:39collecting funds,
01:08:41there are sponsors,
01:08:43but it is not easy.
01:08:45Let's talk about the Indian team.
01:08:47What was the difference?
01:08:49The difference is that
01:08:51we have a lot of events,
01:08:53there is cost,
01:08:55manufacturing and design.
01:08:57We don't see the difference,
01:08:59judges are there,
01:09:01they are actually working
01:09:03in Formula 1,
01:09:05we have a lot of sponsors,
01:09:07DP World, PSO, Tesla.
01:09:09So we have huge sponsors
01:09:11who gave us a lot of end
01:09:13and when our car
01:09:15was tested there,
01:09:17it was better than them
01:09:19in design.
01:09:21So you are in first position
01:09:23in design in Asia.
01:09:25What is the speciality in design?
01:09:27The biggest speciality in design
01:09:29was that we made a good hybrid car
01:09:31and took it there.
01:09:33Because making a hybrid car
01:09:35requires both combustion
01:09:37and electric powertrain.
01:09:39So our unique selling point
01:09:41was this.
01:09:43But the world is complaining
01:09:45about electric cars
01:09:47that they are coming
01:09:49towards fuel again.
01:09:51So is this a failure
01:09:53or is it getting
01:09:55more expensive?
01:09:57If we talk about the electric
01:09:59model,
01:10:01electric is more
01:10:03environment friendly
01:10:05but when we used to make
01:10:07combustion cars,
01:10:09we could not come
01:10:11to electric because
01:10:13it requires more budget.
01:10:15So we tried to reduce
01:10:17our carbon footprint
01:10:19and go towards motor
01:10:21so that we get an idea
01:10:23how to make an electric car.
01:10:25But according to the
01:10:27lap time simulations
01:10:29what we did,
01:10:31we were good with hybrid.
01:10:33You tell me one thing,
01:10:35your import bill increases
01:10:37because of fuel.
01:10:39We are talking about electricity.
01:10:41Your import bill increases
01:10:43if you use fuel in cars.
01:10:45Hybrid model is successful
01:10:47because it uses fuel
01:10:49and electric motor works.
01:10:51Sadaf also asked the same question
01:10:53about electric cars
01:10:55that the model is failing
01:10:57because it costs a lot
01:10:59and people think
01:11:01it is not reliable
01:11:03and there is no charging
01:11:05so how will it work?
01:11:07Is it possible in Pakistan?
01:11:09It is difficult in Pakistan.
01:11:11We did not make electric
01:11:13because it is heavy
01:11:15and has a lot of batteries.
01:11:17This time we took
01:11:19a good approach
01:11:21by combining a small battery
01:11:23pack with a combustion engine
01:11:25and powered the front wheels
01:11:27with the motor
01:11:29and the rear wheels
01:11:31with the combustion engine
01:11:32and we got more power.
01:11:34Ok, very nice.
01:11:36Have you ever tried
01:11:38or are you interested
01:11:40to drive a Formula race car?
01:11:43I have also driven a car.
01:11:45We have a racing track
01:11:47in our university.
01:11:49It is a Navy parade ground
01:11:51but we use it
01:11:53as a racing track
01:11:55with permission.
01:11:57We tested our car
01:11:59for 3 weeks.
01:12:00Ok.
01:12:02It goes like a Formula car.
01:12:04How long did it take
01:12:06to reach the race?
01:12:08We reached the race
01:12:10at a maximum speed of 222 kmph.
01:12:12We could have reached
01:12:14but there was no track
01:12:16and we did not push the limit.
01:12:18I remember that
01:12:20Bugatti cars have a different
01:12:22track because
01:12:24they can't reach
01:12:26450 kmph.
01:12:28You are engineers
01:12:30so you know everything.
01:12:32When you drive a car
01:12:34in Pakistan
01:12:36do you have any suggestions
01:12:38for the Pakistani market?
01:12:41In Pakistan,
01:12:43cars are imported
01:12:45but electric cars
01:12:47are assembled.
01:12:49Yes, they are assembled.
01:12:51But to look at it
01:12:53at such a professional level
01:12:55is only possible
01:12:57in a garage.
01:12:59What is the next phase
01:13:01of this model?
01:13:03The next phase
01:13:05is that our car
01:13:07is being shipped again.
01:13:09It will take 2 months
01:13:11and when our car arrives
01:13:13we will install an SBG system
01:13:15through which we will
01:13:17extract data from the car
01:13:19so that we can use it
01:13:21for our next car.
01:13:23Our shipment work
01:13:25in Kenya
01:13:26is being carried out
01:13:28by the economic minister
01:13:30of Pakistan to UK
01:13:32Dr. Samina Zahra.
01:13:34I would like to thank her.
01:13:36She must be watching you.
01:13:38If I had taken the wrong name
01:13:40she would have told me.
01:13:42Adil and Anil,
01:13:44thank you so much.
01:13:46What a great thing
01:13:48our intelligent students
01:13:50are making Pakistan famous.
01:13:52There are people other than me
01:13:54who are making it famous.
01:13:57We have come back after the break.
01:13:59Sadaf Abdul Jabbar will tell us
01:14:01about a news item.
01:14:03The thing is
01:14:05what is the temperature today?
01:14:07I will tell you the news.
01:14:09In the case of 9th May Jalao Ghirao
01:14:11we will talk about
01:14:13the incident that took place
01:14:15in front of the court
01:14:17in front of the court
01:14:19in front of the court.
01:14:21Our representative Abid Khan
01:14:23will tell you about it.
01:14:24In the case of 9th May Jalao Ghirao
01:14:26we heard the cases of
01:14:28NPA Hafiz Farhat Abbas
01:14:30and PTI Kerala Sheikh Imtiaz.
01:14:32They were presented
01:14:34in front of the court today.
01:14:36In one case
01:14:38both the accused
01:14:40escaped from the court
01:14:42in their car.
01:14:44Hafiz Farhat Abbas and others
01:14:46came out of the car
01:14:48and said that they will
01:14:50turn to Lahore High Court
01:14:52against this decision.
01:14:54Sheikh Imtiaz went there
01:14:56and the court
01:14:58dismissed the two cases
01:15:00that were presented
01:15:02in front of the court
01:15:04against the accused.
01:15:06Yes.
01:15:08Thank you very much.
01:15:10Thank you very much Abid Khan
01:15:12for informing us in detail.
01:15:14Now we are introducing you
01:15:16to a citizen of Islamabad
01:15:18who has raised the issue
01:15:20of environmental pollution
01:15:22in the cleanliness
01:15:24which is very good.
01:15:26I have always been concerned
01:15:28that people go there
01:15:30for hiking
01:15:32but they do not do
01:15:34the cleanliness
01:15:36that should be done
01:15:38and there are reports
01:15:40of fire.
01:15:42When people go there
01:15:44they should be careful
01:15:46not to litter there
01:15:48and these things
01:15:50bother a lot.
01:15:52You should enjoy
01:15:54that you are working
01:15:56as a volunteer
01:15:58with the management board
01:16:00and you are called
01:16:02as an awareness man.
01:16:04What is this?
01:16:06Mansoor has started
01:16:08the mission of cleanliness
01:16:10of Margalla.
01:16:12How did this happen?
01:16:14Why do they think
01:16:16that it is important
01:16:18to do this?
01:16:20Our environment
01:16:22has become polluted
01:16:24and we have with us
01:16:26Mansoor Sherwani
01:16:28who is a volunteer.
01:16:30Mansoor, thank you so much
01:16:32and I will appreciate you
01:16:34for your work.
01:16:36First of all,
01:16:38when did you realize
01:16:40that you are called
01:16:42as an awareness man?
01:16:44When did you start this?
01:16:46Why did you think of this?
01:16:48What is the motive
01:16:50and goal of this campaign?
01:16:52Do you want
01:16:54to say something?
01:16:56First of all,
01:16:58thank you
01:17:00for giving me
01:17:02the opportunity
01:17:04to come here
01:17:06and spread awareness.
01:17:08I was a nature lover
01:17:10since childhood
01:17:12and when I used to go
01:17:14hiking in Margalla
01:17:16I used to see
01:17:18that people
01:17:20were not following
01:17:22the rules.
01:17:24I stood there
01:17:26and started stopping people.
01:17:28A man came to me
01:17:30and said that
01:17:32he has been coming here
01:17:34for 20 years
01:17:36and he does not know
01:17:38that this is a national park
01:17:40and a person like you
01:17:42should come and explain.
01:17:44I told him that
01:17:46this is how it is
01:17:48and that I have
01:17:50faced a lot of
01:17:51problems
01:17:53and I love
01:17:55Margalla National Park.
01:17:57I have dedicated my life
01:17:59for this.
01:18:01Tell me that
01:18:03when we are attached
01:18:05to something
01:18:07there is always
01:18:09an event
01:18:11that brings us
01:18:13closer to it
01:18:15and creates awareness.
01:18:17If you are there
01:18:18what was it
01:18:20that made you
01:18:22come here?
01:18:24Sir, I told you
01:18:26that when I went
01:18:28people were not following
01:18:30the rules.
01:18:32I met a family there
01:18:34and they told me
01:18:36that people are
01:18:38not taking care
01:18:40of the beauty
01:18:42of Pakistan.
01:18:44When I heard that
01:18:45people are not
01:18:47taking care
01:18:49of the beauty
01:18:51of Pakistan
01:18:53I became a model
01:18:55for them.
01:18:57I picked up
01:18:59garbage
01:19:01and went down
01:19:03and brought
01:19:05bottles.
01:19:07I told him
01:19:09that I have
01:19:11brought
01:19:13disposable
01:19:15bottles
01:19:17and I
01:19:19will throw them
01:19:21as far as
01:19:23I can.
01:19:25No one saw
01:19:27it?
01:19:29No one saw
01:19:31it.
01:19:33I was
01:19:35worried
01:19:37so I told
01:19:39my family
01:19:41that I
01:19:43will
01:19:45throw
01:19:47them
01:19:49as far as
01:19:51I can.
01:19:53I told
01:19:55them
01:19:57that
01:19:59I
01:20:01will
01:20:03throw
01:20:05them
01:20:07as far as
01:20:09I can.
01:20:11I told
01:20:13them
01:20:15that
01:20:17I have
01:20:19learnt
01:20:21that there
01:20:23are
01:20:254000-5000
01:20:27people
01:20:29on weekends
01:20:31and I
01:20:33always
01:20:35meet them
01:20:37with
01:20:39a smile.
01:20:41I told
01:20:43them
01:20:45that
01:20:47I
01:20:49will
01:20:51throw
01:20:53them
01:20:55as far
01:20:57as
01:20:59I can.
01:21:01I told
01:21:03them
01:21:05that
01:21:07I
01:21:09will
01:21:11throw
01:21:13them
01:21:15as
01:21:17far
01:21:19as
01:21:21I
01:21:23can.
01:21:45I told
01:21:47them
01:21:49that
01:21:51I
01:21:53will
01:21:55throw
01:21:57them
01:21:59as far
01:22:01as
01:22:03I can.
01:22:05I told
01:22:07them
01:22:09that
01:22:11I
01:22:13will
01:22:15throw
01:22:17them
01:22:19as far
01:22:21as
01:22:23I
01:22:25can.
01:22:45I told
01:22:47them that
01:22:49I
01:22:51will
01:22:53throw
01:22:55them
01:22:57as far
01:22:59as
01:23:01I
01:23:03can.
01:23:15I told
01:23:17them that
01:23:19I
01:23:21will
01:23:23throw
01:23:25them
01:23:27as far
01:23:29as
01:23:31I
01:23:33can.
01:23:35I told
01:23:37them that
01:23:39I
01:23:41will
01:23:43throw
01:23:45them
01:23:47as far
01:23:49as
01:23:51I
01:23:53can.
01:24:16I
01:24:17told
01:24:18them
01:24:19that
01:24:20I
01:24:21will
01:24:22throw
01:24:23them
01:24:24as far
01:24:25as
01:24:26I
01:24:27can.
01:24:29I
01:24:30told
01:24:31them
01:24:32that
01:24:33I
01:24:34will
01:24:35throw
01:24:36them
01:24:37as far
01:24:38as
01:24:39I
01:24:40can.
01:24:41I
01:24:42told
01:24:43them
01:24:44that
01:24:45I
01:24:46will
01:24:47throw
01:24:48them
01:24:49as far
01:24:50as
01:24:51I
01:24:52can.