Kaira says If some parties want to change their stance on bill today, it is a matter of great regret

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00:00First of all, tell me, is this a good visual of the government or do you think it is not a pleasant sight?

00:06On one hand, there is Maulana Sahib's opinion with regards to Madaris,

00:09on the other hand, there is the opinion of the other side.

00:11Now, the respected Ulema are sitting in all the lines, and Maulana Sahib is also very respected,

00:15and they are passing by in the middle and they are firing at Maulana Sahib.

00:20Are these good optics, or should this have been solved in a different way, Mr. Kaira?

00:26Look, the principle is that if the government or anyone else had any objection to this law,

00:35then this law would have been debated in the assembly while it was being taken,

00:39the Jamaats would have filed their objections on it,

00:42its corrections, whatever had to be done, would have been done,

00:45and after that, it would have been sent to the President.

00:49Today, if the Jamaats, after voting on this, want to change their opinion on this,

00:59then this is a very surprising thing.

01:01And this, Mr. Wasim, the question is that we need to look at our legislative business,

01:07and the capacity of the Parliament,

01:10that if we, the legislation, which is a very sensitive work, a very serious work,

01:18if there is no major debate on it,

01:21if there is no debate on it in the committees,

01:25then this is a momentous moment for us.

01:28So, Mr. Kaira, when Maulana Sahib was given bail on the basis of the 26th amendment,

01:33that action was wrong, it should not have been given, right?

01:35No, your word is wrong.

01:37Sorry?

01:38I don't support this.

01:39Okay, you are making fun of this sentence.

01:41My question is,

01:44that if our Jamaats, there is the People's Party, there is the Muslim League,

01:49they, after checking Maulana's bill from their point of view,

01:55after getting the amendment done, voted on it,

01:59after that, we should stand by it.

02:02And if we are not able to stand by it, then it means that

02:05whatever the process of our legislation is,

02:10we have not taken it seriously.

02:13This is a big question on the process of Parliament's legislation.

02:18So, you are saying that we should stand by it,

02:22which is why I am assuming that you are standing by it.

02:25Why is the Honourable President of Pakistan not standing by it?

02:28My Jamaat has proposed this bill.

02:30My Jamaat has passed this bill.

02:32And you are also standing by this bill.

02:34In my opinion, we should stand by this bill,

02:38or we should file a petition against it.

02:41So, in your opinion, the President of the country should sign it, right?

02:46I have given my opinion.

02:48I am asking your opinion.

02:50There are two things.

02:52One is the issue of the President of the country.

02:54The other is the President's House.

02:56The President's House has its own bureaucracy.

03:00They have their own legal wing.

03:03If they have raised any questions,

03:06and if there is any essence in those questions,

03:09then the President is basically a part of the Parliament.

03:12President, National Assembly, and Senate.

03:15It comprises of the Parliament.

03:18So, if the President gets the bill after the Senate passes the National Assembly,

03:23if there is an objection filed against the National Assembly,

03:28if there is an objection filed against the Senate,

03:30if there is an address,

03:31then there can be an objection filed against the President's House, technically.

03:35This is not a crime.

03:36Along with the Noon League, you are openly saying on television shows,

03:39that you have made a commitment to support Monalta.

03:41You have fulfilled the commitment.

03:43President Zardari belongs to the People's Party.

03:45He is making a miscommitment.

03:46He is not signing the petition.

03:47No, sir. This is not an issue of the People's Party.

03:50This is the legal wing of the President's House.

03:53If they identify anything,

03:55for example, if a bill is passed by the Senate,

03:58and if there is an objection filed against it,

04:01even then, there is a debate.

04:04It goes to the committees.

04:05There are very zealous people sitting there.

04:07After that, it comes to the National Assembly.

04:09Or it happens that it is passed by the National Assembly,

04:12and then it goes to the Senate.

04:14So, there are changes in both sides.

04:18And then it comes back and can be passed by the other side.

04:22From here, it goes to the President's House.

04:25So, even the legal wing of the President's House,

04:27if someone raises a question on it,

04:29then it is that it should be corrected.

04:32You are saying it is the legal wing.

04:34Thank you very much.

Kaira says If some parties want to change their stance on bill today, it is a matter of great regret

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