"N League ko hamare saath kiye gaye waaday poore karne chahiye" PPP ki Red line kya? Qamar Zaman
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00:00Thank you very much, Mr. Khaira.
00:02Mr. Khaira, People's Party's vision is different from PMLN's vision.
00:06And there is tension in the vision as well.
00:09The promises that have been made are also not being fulfilled.
00:11In such a situation, will People's Party and PMLN be able to work together?
00:17Due to the current situation,
00:20this decision was made.
00:22No party has the majority
00:24and the country is not ready for new elections.
00:27So, to move forward,
00:29we are making such a commitment
00:31and we are supporting them.
00:33That is why we had a written agreement.
00:35We have complained about this many times before.
00:39In Punjab, we have met with the committee.
00:43And we are telling them again and again
00:45to fulfill the promises they have made.
00:49And secondly,
00:50instead of having a debate in the assembly or in the media
00:55or having a discussion in the cabinet,
00:58if People's Party's position is different,
01:01then it is not good.
01:03Because if we want to vote for your legislation,
01:06then instead of the legislation being moved,
01:09and we file our objections on it,
01:12and then correct it and bring the bill.
01:14Why not?
01:15The way People's Party had legislated in its time,
01:19that we used to sit with all the parties first,
01:23and then bring the bill.
01:26This is what the Muslim League needs to do.
01:30So that in policy making,
01:32wherever they need our nod,
01:36they can consult us first.
01:39So that there is no contradiction.
01:42Mr. Khaira, a while ago,
01:44there was a rift between People's Party and PMLN.
01:47And then the Prime Minister made promises.
01:50Even after making those promises,
01:52will this continue?
01:54We had a meeting on the 24th,
01:57where we discussed some of the promises.
02:00I hope that in the next few days,
02:03the PMLN will fully understand
02:06that the country is in trouble.
02:09And we don't want to be in a state of disbelief.
02:13We want to live with mutual agreement.
02:16But because we have different views,
02:19we fight against each other.
02:22We have our own views.
02:24Mr. Pilawal is right.
02:26He has a vision of motorways.
02:28He has a vision of other things.
02:30We focus more on human development.
02:32But this is not a crime, right?
02:34Yes.
02:35Wherever we will go together,
02:37if we consult each other first,
02:40it will be better.
02:43But Mr. Khaira,
02:44this raises the question,
02:46how long will the People's Party sit with the PMLN
02:50if the promises are not fulfilled?
02:53One year, two years, three years,
02:55or five years in total?
03:00The angle of your question is that
03:03if the promises are not fulfilled,
03:05we will leave the government.
03:07Is it your wish?
03:08No, no.
03:09I am saying what I understand.
03:11I have to answer you.
03:14I want to build my own thesis.
03:16We expect that
03:18Mr. Musharraf knows about this.
03:20The media should also talk about this.
03:22We need to move forward
03:24with a consensus.
03:26We are telling the opposition
03:28that they also have to be on board.
03:30We are joking with them
03:32so that tensions end.
03:34So that we can work together
03:36to solve the problems of the country.
03:38If there is a problem of understanding
03:40between us,
03:41then there are problems.
03:43But we need to be on the positive side.
03:45Negatives can happen anytime.
03:47But we need to be on the positive side.
03:50Mr. Sukaira,
03:52should I conclude with you
03:54that no matter how bad
03:56the relations are,
03:58you will talk about it
04:00and end it.
04:02The People's Party will not leave the government.
04:06I tried to answer this question
04:08in a lengthy manner.
04:11The answer is not yes or no.
04:15If the situation continues
04:17and there is pressure on the leadership
04:19of the Jamaat,
04:21then there will be tensions.
04:23But if we talk about it
04:25with ifs and buts,
04:27what will I create
04:29other than misunderstandings?
04:31That is why I am saying
04:33that I am positive.
04:35I still think that
04:37Mr. Musharraf should fulfill
04:39his responsibilities
04:41and bring legislation.
04:43Let me put it this way,
04:45what will be the red line?
04:47There is no red line.
04:49I am not ready to talk about
04:51any red line.
04:53I am saying that
04:55we should expect that
04:57our committee has had a meeting.
04:59They have made promises.
05:01Let's see.
05:03Instead of cutting off
05:05and leaving the government,
05:07I am saying that
05:09I am not in a position to answer.
05:11Understandable.
05:13Mr. Hassan Murtaza is saying
05:15that Noon League and Tehreek-e-Insaf
05:17are two sides of the same coin.
05:19Both have abused the People's Party.
05:21Is this the opinion of the party?
05:23Is this the thought of the party?
05:25Mr. Hassan Murtaza is the secretary
05:27of the party in Punjab.
05:29He has an opinion.
05:31It is true that both the Jamaats
05:33are against us and we are against them.
05:35There is no doubt
05:37about this.
05:39There is no doubt
05:41that we are against them.
05:43We are still against them.
05:45We are in cooperation
05:47and we are against PTI.
05:49I have said this before
05:51that this is not an ideal situation.
05:53In fact,
05:55this is a compulsion.
05:57You have to make decisions
05:59according to the circumstances.
06:01This is the decision of the circumstances.
06:03Ideally,
06:05a Jamaat should get the majority
06:07and that Jamaat should govern
06:09according to its majority.
06:11But if this does not happen,
06:13then you have to get involved
06:15in the coalition
06:17and you have to make
06:19some adjustments.
06:21I will repeat my question again.
06:23Is this the feeling of Noon League
06:25and PTI within the party
06:27or is this the personal opinion
06:29of Mr. Hassan Murtaza
06:31and Sikki A.K.?
06:35My view about PTI
06:37is a little strict.
06:39PTI has
06:41played a fascist style
06:43of politics.
06:45Respected Benazir Bhutta
06:47and Asif Zardari
06:49and Bilawal have
06:51improved a lot.
06:53I have repeatedly
06:55said in your programs
06:57that the leadership of Muslim League
06:59should understand
07:01the situation.
07:03It is not appropriate
07:05for the situation to get worse.
07:07They should fulfill
07:09their promises.
07:11You are talking about promises.
07:13I don't think
07:15they are equal.
07:17You are talking about promises.
07:19The negotiations
07:21between the government
07:23and PTI,
07:25which includes people's party
07:27are you looking at
07:29a dead end?
07:31Or will this remain
07:33the same?
07:35I hope so.
07:37It is not appropriate to predict.
07:39I hope that
07:41Mr. Khan will not
07:43do as he did in the past.
07:45He will not veto
07:47the decision
07:49he made in the past.
07:51This matter will go
07:53in the right direction.
07:55We, political parties,
07:57media and civil society
07:59should put pressure
08:01on the government
08:03and PTI.
08:05We should put pressure
08:07that
08:09the government
08:11should not object
08:13to doing
08:15any work
08:17that is legally
08:19possible.
08:21PTI should not be
08:23in this position.