"Imran Khan Nay Kaha NAB Amendments Manzor Hogai Tu...", Barrister Ali Zafar Told Everything

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00:00First of all, you have given the name of NRO 2 to the NAB's amendment to the law.

00:08On one hand, the name of NRO 2 and on the other hand, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is benefitting from this amendment to the Tosha Khana 2 case and Al-Qadir Trust.

00:17So, on one hand, it is beneficial and on the other hand, the name of NRO 2. Why?

00:21This is a very interesting question.

00:23As far as the law is concerned, if you leave the personalities and talk only about the law,

00:31then through this law, a lot of people who were involved in corruption are being left out.

00:40And there were so many obstacles that the parliament put in the NAB's law that the NAB's law effectively becomes useless.

00:51Only the major elements of corruption can be caught.

01:01The rest of the politicians and public office holders have been thrown out of the corruption.

01:10They cannot be prosecuted because of the NAB's law.

01:16Mr. Imran Khan said that we should challenge this law because we will lose the war against corruption if the NAB's law is approved by the court.

01:34So, they tried their best. Mukhla was involved and ultimately presented himself in the case.

01:41I told them that the benefit of this law is in Al-Qadir case and Tosha Khana case.

01:54And if we accept this law, which they have done to save themselves,

02:00the benefit of this law is that the false and baseless case is also over.

02:11But Mr. Khan said that we should contest this case on our merits.

02:19We will win on our merits.

02:22But if we do not challenge this law, then I will be treacherous to the nation.

02:32I will not challenge this law because of my case.

02:36This is wrong. This is against the rules.

02:38So, I will challenge this law.

02:40Even if I win this case, it will be a loss to my own cases.

02:45This is a big thing.

02:47This is an interesting point.

02:49Because there are two perspectives on this.

02:51One perspective is that if the NAB's law is accepted, then it will be treacherous to the nation or the people.

02:58You will put an end to corruption in a way.

03:00On the other hand, the perspective is that it was made in Musharraf's time so that people can be tied up politically.

03:09They can be used as a method of coercion.

03:13What is your perspective on this?

03:20As a lawyer, I have always been in the middle ground.

03:27Since I was the president of the Supreme Court Bar Association, we have always been in the middle ground.

03:34The majority of law experts agree that the NAB's law was wrong.

03:47Because it was very extreme.

03:49You brought everything in the midst of corruption.

03:53Because of that, our business environment was completely destroyed.

03:59We could not do business.

04:01The bureaucrat said that if we make a decision, the NAB will catch us.

04:05If this decision is wrong, even if there is no corruption involved, we do not want to make a decision.

04:10In a way, the entire bureaucracy was destroyed.

04:12The machinery of the government was also destroyed.

04:14And the business community was also suffering a lot.

04:17So we thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:21We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:25We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:27We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:29We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:31We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:33We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:35We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:37We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:39We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:41We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:43We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:45We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:47We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:49We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:51We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:53We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:55We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:57We thought that we should bring some amendments.

04:59We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:01We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:03We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:05We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:07We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:09We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:11We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:13We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:15We thought that we should bring some amendments.

05:17My extreme is I say

05:19I am a bureaucracy.

05:21I make the decisions

05:23that I feel are the correct ones.

05:25That I feel are the correct ones.

05:27But after that,

05:29It harms the government.

05:31But after that,

05:33they put me behind bars due to my behaviour.

05:35they put me behind bars due to my behaviour.

05:37I was going to stop this.

05:39However, if I correct some cases

05:41and I am a bureaucrat

05:43I made the decision

05:45If I have committed a crime with the government or with the government officials but there is corruption, then I should be punished, then I should be prosecuted.

05:54If I am able to clarify this, then these are two extremes.

06:00The first example I gave you is very clear.

06:08But the second example you gave is a very big grey area.

06:13It will be very difficult to judge who committed the crime with whom and with what intention.

06:21What next? Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaab, what will you do next?

06:26As far as the decision is concerned, the Supreme Court has made a final decision.

06:34As far as the decision is concerned, the Supreme Court has made a final decision.

06:38As far as I am concerned, as a lawyer, I don't have a problem with it.

06:45Ultimately, the Supreme Court has decided that it is the Parliament's job to make the law.

06:51The Parliament made the law.

06:53After that, the Parliament amended it.

06:56If the amendment is wrong, then the Parliament and the people should know about it.

06:59We have to listen to the Parliament.

07:01As far as the decision is concerned, the Supreme Court has made a final decision.

07:05As far as I am concerned, as a lawyer, I don't have a problem with it.

07:11And as a politician?

07:13But as a politician, I say that it is the Parliament's fault.

07:17Why did the Parliament pass a law that freed corruption?

07:23And to free corruption ultimately means to harm the nation and Pakistan.

"Imran Khan Nay Kaha NAB Amendments Manzor Hogai Tu...", Barrister Ali Zafar Told Everything

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