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  • 11/22/2023
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Transcript
00:00 90% of Pakistanis are now thinking that the country is not going in the right direction.
00:04 According to the Consumer Confidence Index survey conducted by EPSOS,
00:07 only 10% of Pakistanis think that the country is going in the right direction.
00:12 And the economic problems are the biggest problem for them.
00:15 But the number of people who think that the country's economy is very weak has decreased.
00:19 It has reduced to 60%.
00:21 Along with the survey, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari is also expressing his opinion that
00:25 the country is not going in the right direction, but it will increase.
00:30 And the old politicians are being held responsible for this.
00:34 The objection of these old politicians is that they are doing the same old politics
00:42 which has destroyed my country.
00:45 Either they sit at home or in their madrasa and pray for the country.
00:50 Now it is us who have to do the work.
00:52 When Khan became the government, he became the government of the Tik Tokers.
00:56 And when Mian became the government, he became the government of Ashrafiya.
01:00 I want to establish a public rule in this country.
01:04 I want to be the Prime Minister.
01:07 But more than that, I want the Prime Minister in Peshawar.
01:11 While clarifying his point, Bilawal Bhutto has not only admitted the failure of the PDM government,
01:19 but also explained the reason for this, that the PDM government was playing a personal enemy.
01:24 Our PDM government, which we supported for 18 years,
01:30 God forbid 18 years, 18 months,
01:32 was not successful because our PDM government was playing a personal enemy.
01:40 We will talk about this later.
01:42 We have with us the senior of the PDM government, Rehno Manavi, Kamar sir.
01:47 Kamar sir, thank you very much. It is easy to give the name of the Mengai League to Anund Li,
01:50 but with this Mengai League, how can you all, with 10 ministers,
01:55 make the People's Party move away from Mengai?
01:58 Look, my point is that yes, we were a part of the coalition, we were a part of the cabinet.
02:05 So to that extent, it is true that we also have to take responsibility.
02:13 That collective decision.
02:16 But obviously, the lead party, for example, in finance,
02:21 or our fiscal, monetary policies, state bank policies,
02:28 often, especially in the second part, our difference was there.
02:35 Because the whole philosophy was here that tighten everything,
02:42 that the economy should be thriving, that was not there.
02:50 In fact, our IMF program was on again and off again.
02:55 In that, very difficultly, when Mr. Mifta was in the first half,
03:00 it was not there in the first half, then it was there,
03:04 then it was like this during Mr. Dar's time too.
03:07 So, that inconsistency which did not remain, due to which the pain was more.
03:13 And pain unfortunately, it is on the common man, on the people.
03:18 So to that extent, we used to criticize inside too.
03:23 And even today, we are keeping it in front of the people.
03:28 So, that is true that if it was not like this,
03:34 then maybe it would not have been so expensive.
03:37 Obviously, if the international prices of commodities increase,
03:40 then it will have an impact, but less.
03:43 But Mr. Qamar, on again, off again, the lack of consistency that you are talking about,
03:47 all this ownership is very solely, squarely on you and people's party as well.
03:52 Because you chose to remain there as part of the cabinet.
03:56 And on whose behalf was this lack of consistency specifically?
03:59 I think to an extent, there was confusion, there was a concern about populism.
04:08 Especially, when we saw some by-elections, when the results came,
04:15 to a great extent, this program was slowed down.
04:20 IMF program is very bitter and it is not popular.
04:29 We can definitely differ from the IMF program,
04:33 but once you finally negotiate something, then you have to go on it.
04:39 Here, the inconsistency was also that whether the growth should be done at the age of 13 or not.
04:48 Now, Mr. Khan, before leaving, gave another kick to the whole thing,
04:53 that yes, I am doing 10 rupees cheaper.
04:56 Now, there was a cheap popularity.
05:01 But then, it took us a lot of time to reverse it.
05:05 Because a lot, who was, Feli Senior,
05:10 who thought that we cannot afford to do these things.
05:16 But the losses that were caused by not doing it,
05:20 that is what happened that our foreign exchange reserves started to fall.
05:27 Because of that, we severely risked our imports.
05:32 And because of that, our exports were also risked.
05:35 So, these things cannot be done on again and off again.
05:41 Finally, when in the final half of 2022,
05:48 it was decided that we have to do this and we did,
05:52 then after the change of finance minister, again we had to go back and start all over again.
05:58 Then we came back and finally, this deal was done in the last days.
06:04 The thing is that if there is no consistency, then its results will be at some time.
06:10 So, Naveed Kamar Sir, this is the first time that I am hearing this from you.
06:14 You all did not come to save the state.
06:16 Political gains were very much, loss of political capital was a big issue for the Noon League and for you all as well.
06:22 With delay, the IMF clinched the deal.
06:25 The People's Party did not raise a voice then as well.
06:27 But today, when they say that we have saved it by default,
06:30 you want to take credit for that as well, you are also a part of that.
06:33 But political gains were very much there.
06:35 None of you came to save the state.
06:37 No, whatever you call it, credit or discredit,
06:41 the facts on the ground, I am saying that this is not right of you to sit inside and say this.
06:48 Chairman Binawal himself said this.
06:52 But obviously, certain things you can't say.
06:55 You take an oath that you will disclose the cabinet's matters later.
07:00 So, there are such things at that time as well.
07:02 The question was, if you follow that whole thing to its ultimate logical conclusion,
07:12 that you will not go home after giving the resignation,
07:16 that was possible, but politically, after taking so much pain,
07:22 if we leave, it means we go to the elections.
07:26 So, perhaps everybody thought that it was not appropriate.

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