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00:00Bismillah-e-Rahman-e-Raheem.
00:01Programme-e-Tarazeeq-e-Saatmein.
00:02Huwa Nikaan-e-Saar.
00:03Nazreen, on one hand, every political party has its own agenda, so on the other hand,
00:04a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then why aren't they talking
00:05about the people?
00:06Why aren't the people the backbone of all political parties' politics?
00:07Why is everyone trying to defend themselves?
00:08So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:09why aren't they talking about the people?
00:10So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:11why aren't they talking about the people?
00:12So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:13why aren't they talking about the people?
00:14So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:15why aren't they talking about the people?
00:16So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:17why aren't they talking about the people?
00:18So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:19why aren't they talking about the people?
00:20So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:21why aren't they talking about the people?
00:22So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:23why aren't they talking about the people?
00:24So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:25why aren't they talking about the people?
00:26So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:27why aren't they talking about the people?
00:28So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:29why aren't they talking about the people?
00:30So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:31why aren't they talking about the people?
00:32So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:33why aren't they talking about the people?
00:34So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:35why aren't they talking about the people?
00:36So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:37why aren't they talking about the people?
00:38So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:40So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:41why aren't they talking about the people?
00:42So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:43why aren't they talking about the people?
00:44So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:45why aren't they talking about the people?
00:46So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:47why aren't they talking about the people?
00:48So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:49why aren't they talking about the people?
00:50So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:51why aren't they talking about the people?
00:52So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
00:53why aren't they talking about the people?
01:20So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:21why aren't they talking about the people?
01:22So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:23why aren't they talking about the people?
01:24So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:25why aren't they talking about the people?
01:26So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:27why aren't they talking about the people?
01:28So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:29why aren't they talking about the people?
01:30So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:31why aren't they talking about the people?
01:32So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:33why aren't they talking about the people?
01:34So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:35why aren't they talking about the people?
01:36So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:37why aren't they talking about the people?
01:38So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:39why aren't they talking about the people?
01:40So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:41why aren't they talking about the people?
01:42So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:43why aren't they talking about the people?
01:44So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:45why aren't they talking about the people?
01:46So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:47why aren't they talking about the people?
01:48So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:49why aren't they talking about the people?
01:50So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:51why aren't they talking about the people?
01:52So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:53why aren't they talking about the people?
01:54So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:55why aren't they talking about the people?
01:56So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:57why aren't they talking about the people?
01:58So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
01:59why aren't they talking about the people?
02:00So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:01why aren't they talking about the people?
02:02So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:03why aren't they talking about the people?
02:04So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:05why aren't they talking about the people?
02:06So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:07why aren't they talking about the people?
02:08So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:09why aren't they talking about the people?
02:10So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:11why aren't they talking about the people?
02:12So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:13why aren't they talking about the people?
02:14So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:15why aren't they talking about the people?
02:16So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:17why aren't they talking about the people?
02:18So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:19why aren't they talking about the people?
02:20So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:21why aren't they talking about the people?
02:22So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:23why aren't they talking about the people?
02:24So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:25why aren't they talking about the people?
02:26So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:27why aren't they talking about the people?
02:28So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:29why aren't they talking about the people?
02:30So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:31why aren't they talking about the people?
02:32So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:33why aren't they talking about the people?
02:34So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:35why aren't they talking about the people?
02:36So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:37why aren't they talking about the people?
02:38So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:39why aren't they talking about the people?
02:40So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:41why aren't they talking about the people?
02:42So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:43why aren't they talking about the people?
02:44So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:45why aren't they talking about the people?
02:46So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:47why aren't they talking about the people?
02:48So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:49why aren't they talking about the people?
02:50So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
02:51why aren't they talking about the people?
03:17So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:18why aren't they talking about the people?
03:19So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:20why aren't they talking about the people?
03:21So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:22why aren't they talking about the people?
03:23So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:24why aren't they talking about the people?
03:25So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:26why aren't they talking about the people?
03:27So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:28why aren't they talking about the people?
03:29So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:30why aren't they talking about the people?
03:31So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
03:32why aren't they talking about the people?
03:51So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:20why aren't they talking about the people?
04:21So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:22why aren't they talking about the people?
04:23So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:24why aren't they talking about the people?
04:25So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:26why aren't they talking about the people?
04:27So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:28why aren't they talking about the people?
04:29So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:30why aren't they talking about the people?
04:31So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:32why aren't they talking about the people?
04:33So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:34why aren't they talking about the people?
04:35So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:36why aren't they talking about the people?
04:37So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:38why aren't they talking about the people?
04:39So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:40why aren't they talking about the people?
04:41So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:42why aren't they talking about the people?
04:43So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:44why aren't they talking about the people?
04:45So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:46why aren't they talking about the people?
04:47So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:48why aren't they talking about the people?
04:49So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:50why aren't they talking about the people?
04:51So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:52why aren't they talking about the people?
04:53So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:54why aren't they talking about the people?
04:55So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:56why aren't they talking about the people?
04:57So on the other hand, a common man is asking that if a political party is talking, then
04:58why aren't they talking about the people?
04:59he is not talking about the people.
05:16I have seen this happen 2-3 times
05:19The most recent is 26th May
05:22No, I am talking about
05:262019-2020
05:28Very interesting, but the problem is
05:31that no one is going to have a discussion
05:34In some time, the establishment would sit in between and talk about two parties
05:38Now PTI has told the establishment that you are also a party
05:41We don't want to talk to you
05:43Even Mr. Khanna's situation is not the same
05:46I always tell you to have a discussion
05:49You have also given a sign that if we get a chance, we will have a discussion
05:52Are there any chances of getting a chance, Mr. Abbas?
05:55Yesterday there was a question in the press conference that why don't you have a discussion?
05:58I said I can't do it, I am not a part of the parliament
06:01We are outside
06:04We are neither with the opposition nor with the government
06:07But both of them are ready to have a discussion
06:11Discussions are only when two parties are ready
06:14Discussions are only between political parties
06:17You can't make the establishment a party
06:20I will talk to the establishment
06:23They themselves admit that our country does not work according to the constitution
06:26They want to further confuse the matter
06:29They want to take part in unconstitutional practices
06:32But you are neither in the opposition nor in the government
06:35This is a matter of strength
06:38That you will be completely neutral
06:41The way is that there is a government and an opposition
06:44They should maintain a relationship
06:47Opposition and government are not enemies
06:50They always maintain a relationship
06:53They talk to each other
06:56Now the bullet has been fired
06:59Now the matter is very difficult
07:02I am ready
07:05My wish is that those people
07:08Who are not a part of this matter
07:11We can convince them together
07:14Who are they?
07:17I think Mr. Murlana will play an important role
07:20Mr. Murlana himself is in a protest mode
07:23Even if he is protesting
07:26He is protesting against the government
07:29Dr. Malik can also take part
07:33These two people are not aligned with anyone
07:36They are talking about the country
07:39I don't know if ANP will also take part
07:42There are other parties
07:45Who can play a role in this matter
07:48Your suggestion is very good
07:51In this matter, have you tried to reach out
07:54To the parties you have named
07:57Have you reached out
08:00I am not talking about one party
08:03You should have some weight
08:06Who will start?
08:09I am trying
08:12We are all friends
08:15Who have some sympathy for the country
08:18Have you reached out to Mr. Murlana?
08:21Mr. Murlana is busy with his Jalsa
08:24I have spoken to him
08:28We will try to reach out
08:31When will you reach out?
08:34We will try to reach out in the next few days
08:37I am trying
08:40If people come, it is good
08:43If they don't come, we will continue our Jalsa
08:46There is no other way
08:49When there is no discussion
08:52There is no politics
08:55There will be corruption
08:58There is a suggestion
09:01To form a national government
09:04It is the only way
09:07National government without discussion
09:10But you agree
09:13I am not in favour of national government
09:16National government is
09:19We all divide the money
09:22Today
09:25The basic need of the Jamaat
09:28Not only the Jamaat
09:31There is an army and a judiciary
09:34This is the effect of politics
09:37They will have to set an agenda
09:40This is not a one day job
09:43It will continue
09:46How to reform Pakistan
09:50Today Pakistan
09:53Cannot function as it should
09:56So you are saying
09:59There should be political parties
10:02But there should be an army and a judiciary
10:05When the political parties decide
10:08That we will sit together
10:11Then you can include everyone
10:14Because everyone has an impact
10:17You can make a body to set an agenda
10:20Which will continue
10:23Then you can make a government
10:26Should we make it or elect it?
10:29I am not talking about anything outside the parliament
10:32I am not in favour of any kind of non-legal action
10:35If it is in the constitution
10:38It can be a government
10:41What are the ways to make a government
10:45There should be people
10:48Who can deliver
10:51Technocrats
10:54Being a technocrat is not a disqualification
10:57But you should be in politics
11:00You should know what politics is
11:03Otherwise you can't collect 40 technocrats
11:06You should understand the politics
11:09There should be people
11:12Who can make an agenda
11:15And implement it
11:18So you are saying
11:21Within 10-12 days
11:24You are trying to collect neutral parties
11:27Who can play a role in these discussions
11:30Will you keep this suggestion in front
11:33That we should make a government
11:36Yes we will talk to them
11:39Let me get this perspective
11:42Why will the government do this
11:45When the government knows
11:48That we are in power
11:51Why will the PTI do this
11:54When they know they will be unpopular
11:57But the popularity is on the rise
12:00Why would they do that?
12:03The basic need is
12:06Because the most important thing
12:09Is Pakistan
12:12This country and its people
12:15If the situation of the country is not good
12:18There will be no politics
12:21Today the leadership in the country
12:24Needs to leave their seats
12:27And leave their issues at home
12:30I am not talking about taking power
12:33It is your responsibility to make an agenda
12:36There will be reforms in the country
12:39Ahsan Iqbal is saying
12:42If we had not taken the 16-month government
12:45Pakistan would have defaulted
12:48The date has been set
12:51But it was like this
12:54If we had accepted the elections in 1970
12:57If we had given the government
13:01Is any party ready to move forward
13:04Without looking at the past?
13:07You have not given anything in the past
13:10What have you done in the past?
13:13Have you learned anything from the past?
13:16Imran Khan has done it
13:19PM LNP has done it
13:22If he had done it, we would not be talking about it
13:25I agree with that
13:28Is this the step in the right direction?
13:31Or is it too late?
13:34I have seen all these things
13:37There is only one person in PTI
13:40His name is Imran Khan
13:43People trust him
13:46He is not on a political team
13:49This is the reality
13:52I will not say it
13:55Some people will be happy
13:58If you want to talk, talk to him
14:01There is no point in talking to someone else
14:04How long do you think this matter will be solved?
14:07I want it to be solved tonight
14:10This is my wish
14:13Ask someone else
14:16Until you think about the country
14:19You cannot see the reality
14:22Today the reality of the country is very bad
14:25The country's affairs are very difficult
14:28This is not in the hands of any party
14:31This government cannot do anything
14:34This government cannot deliver anything
14:37If they think they can fix it
14:40Imran Khan thinks he can fix it
14:43I have a very popular appeal
14:46They cannot do anything
14:49Show a miracle in the PTI
14:52Show a miracle in KP
14:55Show a miracle in the youth party
14:58Show the people how much you have done
15:01The government has a lot of money
15:04That is the most important point
15:07Thank you very much
15:10We will continue after the break
15:13Welcome back after the break
15:16that just now Shahid Khan Abbas has said that only Mr. Khan runs Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
15:21and no one else.
15:22But the rest seem to be divided between the family and the leadership.
15:26Unfortunately, this is the case.
15:28Aleema Khan Sahiba said that it was a matter of ignorance and it was told by the government
15:33that within 20 days, Mr. Khan will get some relief.
15:36Listen to this.
15:37When people started coming from Bashabar and other places for protest, at that time, the
15:43government panicked and sent Barrister Gauhar and Barrister Saif to jail as soon as possible.
15:49They said, for God's sake, sit in Sanjani.
15:52We promise you that you will release Imran Khan in 20 days.
15:56They thought that no one would come.
15:58When they saw people coming, they got scared and sent this offer to Imran Khan in jail.
16:04Now there is a refutation from Barrister Gauhar.
16:07Before this, the media itself saw the reports of Aleema Khan and Barrister Gauhar.
16:15Mr. Marwad is with us.
16:17Mr. Marwad, thank you very much for joining me in the program.
16:20Senior Leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
16:22Mr. Marwad, first of all, I have told you this statement.
16:25Before this, Mr. Ali Ameen Gandapur said that I took Bushra Bibi from D-Chowk to Mansehra
16:32with KPK.
16:33I gave safe passage in KPK.
16:35On the other hand, Bushra Bibi says that I was there till 12.30 and everyone left me alone.
16:40Why is there so much contradiction in family and leadership?
16:44Thank you very much.
16:46First of all, the request is that we should speak the truth.
16:54No matter who speaks.
16:57Because in the end, the truth is revealed.
17:03What Aleema Khan said about 20 days.
17:08I am also sure that it was a matter of 20 days.
17:11Really?
17:12When did it happen?
17:1420 days when these discussions were taking place.
17:16When Mr. Gauhar and Mr. Saif were asked to leave three times.
17:20They were asked to leave at night and during the day as well.
17:25Now, the thing is that the leadership does not share all the facts and facts.
17:36There are issues and commitments.
17:38They think about the future.
17:42I think that the statements that are coming from Mr. Khan's family.
17:48The leadership is also in a state of great distress.
17:57There is no benefit from these statements.
18:00Which statements?
18:01The one coming from the leadership or the one coming from the family?
18:04There is no need for the leadership to make any statement on Khan's family.
18:08Bushra Bibi's statement that everyone left her alone.
18:12Unfortunately, Ali Ameen Khan risked his life.
18:19From Peshawar to Peshawar, he did not leave her alone for a minute.
18:24Why did Bushra Bibi use a wrong statement?
18:26I myself had run it in my program.
18:28There is a timestamp of the video on 1157.
18:31A car is being converted into a G8.
18:32Not just a car.
18:33Three cars were blown up.
18:37All the attacks.
18:39Bushra Bibi also expressed her courage.
18:41But this question does not arise.
18:44We cannot imagine that someone will leave her alone.
18:47Why did she use a wrong statement?
18:49I think that Bushra Bibi did not want to leave D-Chowk.
18:57She was telling Ali Ameen Khan to stop them.
19:01The workers were trying to save their lives.
19:04We can understand her statement in this way.
19:12She wanted to leave but she was left alone.
19:16She said that she was there till 12.30 pm.
19:18It is difficult for me to believe that the workers were trying to save their lives.
19:23The workers were standing there.
19:24They were surrounding the container.
19:26They were trying to stop the leaders from leaving.
19:28They were not in the container.
19:30They took the container.
19:32They set the container on fire.
19:35The electricity was cut off.
19:37This was the world of the future.
19:40Bushra Bibi, Ali Ameen Khan, Umar Ayub Khan and others.
19:44All the conditions could have been saved.
19:46But the statement that Ali Ameen Khan said that she will leave after 20 days.
19:50You are confirming that this statement was made after 20 days.
19:53If this statement was made, the government would have given a way out.
19:58If this statement was made, the government would have given a way out.
20:00If this statement was made, the government would have given a way out.
20:03My question is different.
20:05No one has that right.
20:06I have to agree.
20:07No one should lose their life because of the law enforcement agency or PTI.
20:11Absolutely not.
20:12There should be no way.
20:13But was there a way out?
20:17I think this proposal was made.
20:19It was presented to Khan.
20:22It was a loss of trust.
20:26The government was not trusted.
20:29If the workers are de-choked.
20:37Does this mean that the government will shoot at the people?
20:43It's your word versus theirs.
20:45They say we didn't shoot.
20:47You say they did.
20:48This has to be proven.
20:49I say it has to be neutral.
20:51What do you think?
20:52God has blessed you with investigative journalism skills.
20:59You know what happened.
21:00Nothing happened.
21:01We are lying.
21:02We are doing politics of corpses.
21:04I say they have killed us.
21:08They have stolen our cars.
21:10People are still not getting cars in hundreds.
21:14Precious cars.
21:15Their property has been looted.
21:17They are wounded.
21:18They are in cases of fear.
21:20They are not coming forward.
21:21All of them have come forward.
21:23Let me tell you one thing.
21:25I have learned today.
21:26To prosecute them.
21:28To prosecute this murder.
21:30The party has appointed Kosa.
21:36He is in the advanced stage.
21:38He is doing everything.
21:39He is campaigning.
21:40Very interesting.
21:41Legal action will be taken.
21:43Proper legal action.
21:46On one hand, PTI is still in protest mode.
21:50It was said that it will be settled in mid of December.
21:53On the other hand, Maulana is also coming.
21:55Today was the last day for the government.
21:57To solve the issue of Madrasa.
21:59Otherwise, we are coming.
22:00Along with Israel Murdabad, we will also put slogans of Ummat Murdabad.
22:04KPK's situation is bad.
22:06All the parties of KPK are in protest mode.
22:08What is happening?
22:09Has there been any discussion with PTI regarding Maulana's case?
22:12Maulana is still angry.
22:18Why was he not given a legal seat in Forum 47?
22:22This is his real fight with the government.
22:25The second thing is.
22:27Maulana is creating a sensation of Madrasa's registration.
22:33This was his deal.
22:35As a result of the 26th amendment.
22:37People party, PMLN.
22:39If you ask them.
22:41Does anyone have any objection?
22:43No one has any objection.
22:45This registration bill will be approved.
22:47I will tell you.
22:49I defeated his son.
22:51With 50,000 votes.
22:53His second son lost to Dawar Kundi.
22:55His third son.
22:57He himself.
22:59He got bail.
23:01One of his brothers passed from Forum 47.
23:05He went to Pershing.
23:07He heard from the people of Pershing.
23:09The request is.
23:11The complaint is.
23:13Why was he not given a legal seat in Bandarban?
23:17They blame you.
23:19That you got a legal seat in Bandarban.
23:21You ran Forum 47 in KPK.
23:23This is interesting.
23:25Everyone is blaming each other.
23:27Let me tell you one thing.
23:29There has been a mandate theft here.
23:31One thing.
23:33In KPK too.
23:3510 seats have been stolen.
23:37In this.
23:39One seat.
23:41Maulana has also been given.
23:43So you agree.
23:45What Ali Ameen Ghannapur says.
23:47Maulana is also a beneficiary of Forum 47.
23:49Are you agreeing to that?
23:51What do you mean by agreeing?
23:53100%
23:55Ali Ameen Khan.
23:57With reference to Ali Ameen Khan.
23:59I say.
24:01You.
24:03You should believe.
24:05When the elections were not yet held.
24:07The government forcibly.
24:09All the members of the PTI.
24:11Maulana was included.
24:13Interesting.
24:15And an agent.
24:17He was not allowed.
24:19That he can train someone.
24:21Can sit with someone.
24:23Tell me this.
24:25December 14.
24:27One more thing.
24:29Long live America.
24:31Long live Israel.
24:33Long live America.
24:35Who?
24:37Maulana.
24:39Long live America.
24:41Long live Israel.
24:43Long live America.
24:45Long live Israel.
24:47If power.
24:49If it is lost.
24:51Israel.
24:53Long live Israel.
24:55Maulana.
24:57What did he say about Ali Ameen Khan?
24:59Long live America.
25:018 years.
25:03I spent with him.
25:05In his party.
25:07So many things.
25:09I am aware of it.
25:11Tell me this.
25:13You are talking very harshly about Maulana.
25:15Your affairs with Maulana.
25:17Did not get better?
25:19It was very good.
25:21In the 11th hour.
25:23In national interest.
25:25Did you work against national interest?
25:27Maybe.
25:29We basically gave a lollipop.
25:31To the party.
25:33That Maulana will stand on principles.
25:35Till now.
25:37He has never stood on principles in his life.
25:39This was the principle.
25:41That he got his demands.
25:43And supported them.
25:45Interesting.
25:47This is my personal opinion.
25:49Are you sure Mr. Marwat?
25:51You talk about Saudi Arabia.
25:53Bushra's wife also talks about it.
25:55This is my personal opinion.
25:57I think.
25:59PTI is celebrating with them.
26:01They are very happy.
26:03From my statements.
26:05PTI may have some leaders in trouble.
26:07But always.
26:09In my position.
26:11I do not care if anyone is in trouble or not.
26:13This is my belief.
26:15What I have said is true.
26:17Now tell me what will happen on 14th December.
26:19Civil disobedience.
26:21Mr. Khan said it earlier.
26:23He burnt the bill.
26:25I am talking about 2014.
26:27Then he paid his own bill.
26:29Ultimately.
26:31Civil disobedience.
26:33You send remittances illegally.
26:35People have to send money to their homes.
26:37Their old parents are sitting here.
26:39Why are you hurting a common man?
26:41Common man will not be hurt.
26:43If this.
26:45Civil disobedience.
26:47Remittances.
26:49I think.
26:51I think.
26:53The decision has not yet been made.
26:55But if we have to go.
26:57This is also.
26:59From Pakistan.
27:01To end this mafia.
27:03Try.
27:05Pakistan's salvation.
27:07Pakistan's survival.
27:09To save Pakistan from these people.
27:11Those who have hit the Pakistani constitution.
27:13Those who have hit the judiciary.
27:15Those who stole the Pakistani mandate.
27:17Those who have put the government in jail.
27:19Therefore.
27:21If.
27:23To get rid of all these people.
27:25If you have to pay a small price.
27:27Then the nation should pay.
27:29Faisal Wada's point of view is a little different.
27:31He is sitting here with me in the program.
27:33Why are you thinking till 14th December?
27:35Because you understand.
27:37PTA understands.
27:39That Faiz Hameed will be able to make some leverage.
27:41But their matter will be solved before that.
27:43Some connection.
27:45This is their logic.
27:47What do we have to do with Faiz Hameed?
27:49You say you have to do everything with Faiz Hameed.
27:51Faiz Hameed.
27:53Look at my personal opinion.
27:55Always see my old interviews.
27:57I have always understood that.
27:59This.
28:01Faiz Hameed.
28:03Which.
28:05Close.
28:07It was visible with Khan.
28:09In one form.
28:11I had to suffer.
28:13There were a lot of candidates.
28:15He was in danger.
28:17Khan should not make him the army chief.
28:19Interesting.
28:21So.
28:23One of the reasons for the regime change.
28:25He was the president.
28:27Then a lot of things.
28:29Wrongly feed Khan.
28:31There will be a time when Khan will come out.
28:33Will tell.
28:35When will Khan come out?
28:37I think.
28:39More than 5000 workers.
28:41200 workers are missing.
28:43It will take 1 to 1.5 months.
28:45To get rid of these workers.
28:47After that.
28:49It's Khan's turn.
28:51We also have cases.
28:53To save yourself.
28:55I think.
28:57At the end of January.
28:59There will be a time of protest.
29:01The time of protest.
29:03Thinking.
29:05He has fired a bullet.
29:07They can still fire.
29:09What does this mean?
29:11Will the PTI bring weapons?
29:13Secretly.
29:15I wish.
29:17This thought.
29:19Khan, PTI.
29:21We.
29:23Can not take up arms against Pakistan.
29:25We can be killed.
29:27Can be martyred.
29:29But.
29:31We.
29:33Will definitely come.
29:35My prayer is.
29:37Do not come back in January.
29:39Before that.
29:41Negotiations.
29:43A political solution.
29:45From the government.
29:47A common man.
29:49The negotiation team.
29:51Who is he talking to?
29:53You used to say.
29:55Talk to FAUD.
29:57Talk to political parties.
29:59I used to say.
30:01Talk to all stakeholders.
30:03The rest of the PTI.
30:05But I think.
30:07We.
30:09The rest of the stakeholders.
30:11Can not ignore.
30:13I think.
30:15This is not the time for negotiations.
30:17One month.
30:19A quarter of a month.
30:21There is still mourning.
30:23In PTI.
30:25We sit with them.
30:27Their hands are stained with our blood.
30:29Khan has made a door for negotiations.
30:31He must be thinking.
30:33He must be thinking.
30:35But I think.
30:37The workers.
30:39A little time will pass.
30:41The workers will come out.
30:43Tell me.
30:45Will there be negotiations?
30:47From the government or not?
30:49If there is.
30:51Establishment does not want to negotiate.
30:53This is very clear.
30:55They have said.
30:57That whatever is the matter.
30:59Politicians will solve it.
31:01Mohsin Naqvi.
31:03And others.
31:05Mohsin Naqvi means.
31:07Establishment.
31:09Mohsin Naqvi is in PMI.
31:11He is in his government.
31:13He is not in PMI.
31:15He is in his government.
31:17His representatives.
31:19That means.
31:21Negotiations with Mohsin Naqvi.
31:23I wish the negotiations were successful.
31:25But it did not happen.
31:27If there are negotiations in the future.
31:29We will see.
31:31That people are coming.
31:33To be martyred.
31:35So there will be negotiations.
31:37With the government.
31:39And with Mohsin Naqvi.
31:41And there should be someone with Mohsin Naqvi.
31:43Or just Mohsin Naqvi.
31:45No.
31:47It should be with both.
31:49And if someone does not want to be with.
31:51Then.
31:53This is their need.
31:55One more thing.
31:57There is no need for negotiations.
31:59We are ready to die.
32:01Do we have anything.
32:03To lose.
32:05Our mandate was stolen.
32:07We are in jail.
32:09Our leader is in jail.
32:11What will we lose.
32:13Got your point.
32:15Thank you very much for joining me.
32:17We will continue after the break.
32:21Welcome back after the break.
32:23A new issue.
32:25The last issue.
32:29The registration of Madrasas.
32:31There is a lot of division.
32:33Many scholars.
32:35Agree.
32:37The registration of Madrasas.
32:39Should be under the Ministry of Education.
32:41But Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
32:43Demands.
32:45The registration of Madrasas.
32:47Under section 21 of society act 1860.
32:49This society act 1860.
32:51Was implemented.
32:53There was no law.
32:55Regarding the registration of Madrasas.
32:57But after APS.
32:59National action plan was made.
33:01It was decided.
33:03All Madrasas.
33:05Will be registered under the Ministry of Education.
33:07After registration.
33:09Which students.
33:11Are coming from abroad.
33:13What is being taught.
33:15Where is the funding coming from.
33:17All the details of the bank.
33:19Will be monitored.
33:21If.
33:23This society act 1860.
33:25Under section 21.
33:27The registration of Madrasas.
33:29Will be under the Ministry of Commerce.
33:31The Ministry of Commerce.
33:33Will not be able to see.
33:35Which students are coming from abroad.
33:37Will not be able to see.
33:39The details of the bank account.
33:41Will not be able to see.
33:43What Madrasas are being taught.
33:45What is going on.
33:47Between the Ministry of Education.
33:49And the MQM.
33:51There were promises made with the MQM.
33:53At the time of the 26th amendment.
33:55Mr. Mustafa Kamal is with us.
33:57Thank you very much.
33:59Mr. Mustafa Kamal.
34:01I think the JUI.
34:03Is thinking.
34:05At the time of the 26th amendment.
34:07The promise made to us.
34:09Is not being fulfilled.
34:11Regarding the registration of Madrasas.
34:13It was said.
34:15You register it under the society act 1860.
34:17They are not ready to do it now.
34:19Is the government.
34:21Stand off.
34:23Or is there some other problem.
34:29Overall I think.
34:31As a nutshell.
34:33You can't say.
34:35Whatever the 26th amendment.
34:37The promises that were made.
34:39They have not been fulfilled.
34:41You know.
34:43There were points in it.
34:45Numbers of things in it.
34:47On which there is no issue.
34:49There is no problem.
34:51After all those points.
34:53If there is an issue.
34:55On this issue.
34:57Regarding the registration of Madrasas.
34:59That means.
35:01A lot of other things.
35:03On which the issue is not being made.
35:05Those problems have been solved.
35:07As it is.
35:09The way the commitment was made.
35:11All the commitments have been fulfilled.
35:13Regarding the registration of Madrasas.
35:15So.
35:17As you said in your speech.
35:19I have also.
35:21With the help of scholars.
35:23To enlighten myself.
35:25To gain knowledge.
35:27I have said this.
35:29And I have all the details.
35:31On 29th August 2019.
35:33At that time.
35:35The minister of education.
35:37Between Mr. Shefqat Mahmood.
35:39And Wafaaqi Madrasas.
35:41Wafaaqi Madrasas.
35:43Is an organization.
35:45Between them.
35:47After doing a very tedious exercise.
35:49The whole exercise.
35:51Surrounded for many years.
35:53After that.
35:55There was an agreement.
35:57Under which.
35:59It was decided in the education ministry.
36:01That there will be a registration of Madrasas.
36:03Its principles have also been decided.
36:05And then it started to be registered.
36:07When I am looking at the document.
36:09There is a signature of Mr. Jalandhri.
36:11There is a signature of Mr. Allama Sajid Naqvi.
36:13There is a signature of Mufti Muneeb Rehman.
36:15There are signatures on it.
36:17All that has been agreed.
36:1918000 Madrasas.
36:21Which have already been registered.
36:23Now.
36:25A very basic thing.
36:27Which I understand.
36:29That Madrasas are related to knowledge.
36:31Education.
36:33And if there should be any connectivity.
36:35With any ministry.
36:37Then it becomes an education ministry.
36:39And that education ministry.
36:41And HEC.
36:43And those who endorse its affiliation.
36:45And now in the provinces.
36:47The education ministry has been devolved.
36:49It cannot be related to any industry.
36:51Registration of Madrasas.
36:53If you assume.
36:55This is a question for me.
36:57I have spoken to Mr. Shafqat Mehmood.
36:59Off the record.
37:01He has also confirmed.
37:03That at that time.
37:05More than 10000.
37:07Until then.
37:09More than 10000.
37:11Madrasas had been registered.
37:13And now you are saying.
37:15More than 18000.
37:17But then.
37:19Why was the promise made?
37:21That the Prime Minister was present.
37:23The President was present.
37:25Promises were made to us.
37:27And now promises are being made.
37:29And Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
37:31Had also made some promises.
37:33Because MQM had also made a promise.
37:35About the local body.
37:37To make an amendment later on.
37:41First of all.
37:43Let me answer the first thing.
37:45Since we are not.
37:47Witnesses of this conversation.
37:49And the promises that were made.
37:51If this is the matter.
37:53Then this matter.
37:55Needs to be clarified.
37:57And I am saying this.
37:59With a lot of respect.
38:01I am saying this.
38:03That Maulana Fazlur Rahman.
38:05His respect.
38:07His dignity.
38:09His stature in politics.
38:11And in Pakistan's politics.
38:13He should be given respect.
38:15He should be honoured.
38:17And I think he is a very.
38:19Subtle politician.
38:21He will not take the situation.
38:23To any place where.
38:25There is a conflict or conflict.
38:27The leaders that he is talking about.
38:29The president.
38:31If at that time.
38:33He has made a mistake.
38:35He has overlooked.
38:37The situation.
38:39Or the technicalities.
38:41Then it needs to be corrected.
38:45Will MQM play its role.
38:47To bridge the gap.
38:49Which has come between.
38:51Maulana and the government.
38:53Look.
38:55MQM does not have a mandate for this.
38:57MQM is a political party.
38:59Which has a mandate from the government.
39:01If Maulana talks to us.
39:03We have very good relations.
39:05With Maulana Fazlur Rahman.
39:07With a lot of respect.
39:09And he is a big man.
39:11We look at him with the same respect.
39:13And this respect.
39:15Will always be there.
39:17MQM does not have.
39:19This mandate from the government.
39:21That on his behalf.
39:23With Maulana Fazlur Rahman.
39:25We have met him.
39:29Earlier, Faisal Wada met Maulana Fazlur Rahman.
39:31Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also met him.
39:33Today I saw him on your side.
39:35I thought.
39:37Maybe something like this.
39:39That we should meet Maulana Fazlur Rahman.
39:41Something like this.
39:43No look.
39:45There is no problem.
39:47I also have very good personal relations.
39:49With a lot of respect.
39:51With a lot of respect.
39:53I have a very good relationship with MQM as a whole, with the people of Sindh, with the people of Wafaaq, with Maulana Fadl-ur-Rehman Sahib.
40:02What I am saying to you is that I do not have a mandate from the government of MQM.
40:08When you talk to someone, you should have some authority to make them agree to something.
40:14MQM has this authority.
40:16When you talk to someone, you should have some authority from the government to make them agree to something.
40:23As far as the meeting is concerned, we can meet and talk, but I think it should not be taken to a point of no return.
40:41It should not be a point of no return, a talk of a demonstration, a talk of a lockdown, a rally, a rally.
40:49Both opinions are present on this, and the opinion of the scholars is also present.
40:56I think that the scholars of both kinds of mindsets should sit together and the government should sit together and find a solution.
41:03If the government has made a mistake, if they have overlooked something, then they should accept it and resolve it.
41:10Thank you very much for joining me in the program. It was a pleasure.
41:41And after this advance, the situation is that within a few days, Homs and Hammad were taken over important cities.
41:48And control was also gained over the city of Halab.
41:50The Shami army was in a difficult situation, which could not prove itself in any way to stop the rebels from advancing.
41:59On December 8, the Shami rebels announced the end of the Bashar al-Assad government,
42:03while according to reports, Bashar al-Assad had fled to an unknown place with his family.
42:08After the end of the Bashar al-Assad government, there was a celebration on the streets of Damascus.
42:13Thousands of people gathered at the central square of the city and chanted the slogans of freedom to take over Damascus.
42:19After that, the leader of the militant organization, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, has issued a statement that
42:26there is no question of return now and the future is ours.
42:32The government institutions will remain under the supervision of the former prime minister until the transfer of power.
42:38Abu Muhammad al-Julani has spent a long time with Al-Qaeda, Daesh and other armed groups.
42:45However, at this time, he has made his own separate identity more than a decade.
42:51His attention was only focused on creating an Islamic democracy in Syria.
42:56Bashar al-Assad had long been aiding the allies in operations against the rebels.
43:01However, Russia's attention has been focused on the war in Ukraine since 2022.
43:06Israel has made it difficult for it this year.
43:13Therefore, at this time, the important confluence of Bahrain and Rome, the city of Homs,
43:19has been cut off from the sea and air bases of the Russian allies after the occupation of Damascus.
43:26In the eastern part of Syria, the US-backed alliance, led by the Syrian Kurds,
43:33has occupied Jummah.
43:38Israeli troops have entered the south-western part of Syria after vacating the border posts of the Syrian army.
43:51As you know, Israel is trying to occupy different areas at this time.
43:56It has already got the opportunity in Syria.
43:59The situation in the Middle East is changing rapidly.
44:02This situation will directly impact Pakistan.
44:04So, we need to keep an eye on that as well.
44:06Please allow me to leave. Take care of yourself.
44:09See you next week. Allah Hafiz.