Faizabad sit-in case - Shahid Khaqan Abbasi's Big Statement - video Dailymotion

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00:00 Okay, so you have a different opinion, but didn't your leadership deserve that when she is coming after so long,

00:05 after so much of hard work, you are at least welcoming her?

00:08 There is a symbolic significance, the presence of a person like you, you are there, you will welcome her?

00:12 I am not one of the welcoming people. I am a hard working colleague.

00:16 This is the proof.

00:18 And I met Mr. Mian ten days ago and I was not convinced of welcoming her.

00:24 I told her that those people who are standing on the stage today, tell them what they have done to end the injustice they have done to Mr. Mian.

00:35 It has been injustice, it is definitely injustice.

00:40 The decision of 28th July 2017 is not justified.

00:45 The Supreme Court should apologize to this country that we did this.

00:49 This will clear their name.

00:51 So you are saying that what did these people do?

00:54 They could have talked.

00:57 The government of the country will talk about this injustice, it should be corrected.

01:03 I keep saying all day that there is no such weight.

01:07 I have no complaint.

01:09 You are saying that the 16th government should have talked about this.

01:12 The government of the day should have talked about this.

01:14 Yes, absolutely. The government of Mr. Mian was supposed to talk about this.

01:22 They should have found a way out.

01:24 They should have cleared the injustice.

01:26 It was their responsibility as a government to end the injustice.

01:31 Okay, so the Faizabad commission has been formed on the orders of Mr. Faizabad.

01:36 The people of Faizabad are going to go.

01:38 Have you been called tomorrow?

01:40 Yes, I will go tomorrow.

01:41 I got a call, I said I will be there.

01:44 I had said before that I will be there when they call me.

01:46 Who called you?

01:47 There was a person from the commission.

01:49 The letter has not come, the letter will come.

01:51 But I will be there without the letter.

01:54 And what do you know about this?

01:56 I am fond of commissions, inquiries, investigations.

01:59 I have read it here.

02:01 I have done 38 inquiries and investigations in the government of Mr. Imran Khan.

02:05 We have seen that one day you are landing in Karachi, you are suffering there,

02:08 you are suffering there, you are suffering there.

02:11 The cases that have been done in the lab, the inquiries, investigations,

02:14 there are 38.

02:16 So you were the central figure in all that,

02:19 or was the Prime Minister of Pakistan at that time?

02:22 I accept the responsibility of whatever the government did.

02:26 And whatever it did, was it worthy of pride or worthy of regret?

02:29 It was worthy of pride.

02:31 We took our stand, after that a decision was made.

02:35 It was wrong, it was right, everyone was involved in it.

02:38 I am ashamed that Mr. Zaid Hamid and the famous boy,

02:43 on the first day he said that this is my respect, you give it.

02:46 I said no, we will not give.

02:48 Later a decision was made, he gave his resignation.

02:51 Where was the decision made?

02:53 Everyone, together a decision was made.

02:55 Everyone was involved.

02:56 Was your consent involved in that decision?

02:58 No, my minister was involved in it, Mr. Ahsan Iqbal was involved,

03:01 so it was my consent.

03:03 I was not there at that time, but whatever decision was made, was my decision.

03:07 Was the Sahrur-Sura-Talb-ul-Maliki the best decision or could it have been better?

03:12 No, this was Mr. Ahsan Iqbal's decision.

03:14 The rest of the people who were negotiating,

03:17 sitting with them, saying that this is the solution.

03:19 He had many other moves which I don't want to go into,

03:21 but at that time, the decision he made,

03:24 I accept it as responsibility and I consider it right.

03:27 And you knew the specific details also,

03:29 that a contract is going to be signed,

03:31 but will it be officially signed by the DGC General Faiz Ameer?

03:35 No, I didn't know about it.

03:37 In fact, in the evening meeting, I had asked the commissioner to sign the IGE.

03:42 But at night, it was decided that Mr. Ahsan Iqbal will do it,

03:46 and Mr. Faiz Ameer will do it.

03:49 So, they did it.

03:50 These are the people who are involved,

03:52 you delegate them to an authority,

03:54 and then you stand behind them.

03:56 They made the right decision.

03:57 So, you own that decision of Mr. Faiz Ameer.

03:59 Yes, Mr. Faiz Ameer's decision was his.

04:01 To sign it.

04:02 Yes, it was his decision,

04:04 Mr. Ahsan Iqbal also did it,

04:06 and Mr. Secretary also did it.

04:08 So, I own those decisions.

04:10 All of them were from the government,

04:12 and the DGC also works for the government.

04:14 And, in these things, what do you think,

04:18 was there someone behind that protest,

04:20 or was it an organic protest,

04:22 or was it an engineer?

04:23 This is the commission's job,

04:24 this is why the commission was made.

04:26 You will tell us tomorrow.

04:27 What can I say? I don't speculate.

04:29 I don't have any knowledge.

04:30 If the Prime Minister of Pakistan doesn't tell us,

04:32 then will the Prime Minister of Pakistan tell us?

04:33 The Prime Minister of Pakistan was in jail.

04:35 He wasn't there at that time.

04:36 He is still in jail.

04:38 The Prime Minister was not in jail at that time.

04:42 You were at the helm of the affairs.

04:44 I knew he was going, I knew about him.

04:46 You could see it coming.

04:47 Yes, yes, of course, it always happens.

04:49 That protest was to ruin the Noon League.

04:52 What was to ruin the Noon League?

04:54 The country was being defamed.

04:56 That it is a government,

04:59 and a few people have made it a war zone.

05:03 And the government seemed helpless.

05:05 Mr. Miftah Ismail was out of the country at that time,

05:10 he had gone to negotiate loans.

05:14 People there used to ask,

05:16 "Your country is in such a state,

05:18 that the roads that go to the airport,

05:20 the government is shut down.

05:22 This is defamation.

05:24 This is defamation.

05:26 I will tell you the facts in front of the commission.

05:30 You are going to tell them everything tomorrow.

05:32 No, no, they will frame the questions.

05:34 The commission frames the questions.

05:36 They don't have permission like Mr. Muzammil.

05:39 They can ask whatever they want.

05:41 Towards the end,

05:44 Mr. Shahid Khan Khan,

05:46 we don't do injustice

05:47 that we talk about everything for our political advantages,

05:51 and we don't even consider the economy as a priority.

05:53 And we make big claims.

05:54 Mr. Khan used to say,

05:55 "Oh, you are a Pakistani,

05:56 the petrol is expensive,

05:57 you can think that the Prime Minister is a thief."

05:58 That's it.

05:59 Although he came and made the deal expensive.

06:00 Shahbaz Shahid used to say,

06:01 "I will come and make the petrol so cheap."

06:03 Although he made the deal expensive.

06:04 Now Khadija Asim says that in two years,

06:07 the economy will not only be back on track,

06:10 but will run away.

06:11 Is it a practical thing?

06:12 Will it be like this?

06:13 This is an optimistic thought.

06:15 It is realistic.

06:17 As far as petrol is concerned,

06:18 you should not make claims about petrol.

06:20 Because you are not able to do it.

06:21 You are not able to do it.

06:22 So don't make claims.

06:23 If you make claims, you should answer.

06:24 No, you should not do that.

06:25 But if a person says that we will come,

06:26 we will work hard,

06:27 the economy will run,

06:28 this is an optimistic thought.

06:29 It is a good thing.

06:30 And it is realistic too.

06:31 There is a clash between realism and optimism.

06:34 And there is a clash here too.

06:35 It always happens.

06:36 Our job is to be optimistic.

06:38 Even if the politicians of this country become pessimistic,

06:41 they keep on getting reality checks.

06:45 But you have to be optimistic.

06:47 Optimism is your basic requirement.

06:48 If we say, do this, do that.

06:50 If you say, optimism,

06:52 and your political opponent says,

06:53 then it is a lie.

06:54 Your political opponent says,

06:55 I will end the inflation in Pakistan.

06:57 You say, it is not optimism.

06:58 You say, he is lying.

06:59 He will not do it.

07:00 If you end inflation in such a way

07:02 that you start giving subsidies on petrol,

07:04 inflation does not end.

07:06 If you have this formula,

07:07 then it is a failure.

07:09 Last question.

07:10 Yesterday, Mr. Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif said,

07:12 for example,

07:13 Mr. Shahid, I want you to take part in this election campaign.

07:16 No, I am not a part of the election.

07:18 He has an old relationship,

07:20 a friendship.

07:22 Whenever he orders, I am present.

07:24 But I cannot take part in the election.

07:26 My basic political environment,

07:29 the situation,

07:30 the politics that is happening,

07:32 I am not in favour of it.

07:34 Is this the same thing as Mr. Chaudhary Nisar?

07:37 I am not saying it in that sense.

07:38 You have made a lot of sacrifices.

07:39 No, no.

07:40 He says, I cannot stand behind the children.

07:42 No, look, I don't know Mr. Chaudhary Nisar.

07:45 But I have no animosity with anyone.

07:47 There is no animosity.

07:48 There is no disagreement.

07:49 You don't understand this politics.

07:50 But I don't understand this politics today,

07:52 what will be the result of this.

07:54 Politics should be with a purpose.

07:56 I have fought 9 elections.

07:58 I thought those elections were with a purpose.

08:01 That something will be achieved from here,

08:02 you have a way.

08:03 Here it is visible that you are going in such a direction

08:07 that the country will be ruined.

08:09 The election will be the cause of further conspiracy.

08:11 If you have done it before.

08:12 There will be no consensus.

08:13 And if you don't have an election,

08:14 there will be more conspiracy.

08:15 And there should be consensus,

08:17 but it doesn't seem to be.

08:18 Why not?

08:19 You should try.

08:20 Who should initiate?

08:21 Whoever does it.

08:22 I think it would be better if Mr. Mian Wasim does it.

08:25 He is the oldest politician.

08:26 He said he wants to sit with all the politicians.

08:28 Yes, Basham Uli Manan Khan.

08:29 Basham Uli Manan Khan.

Faizabad sit-in case - Shahid Khaqan Abbasi's Big Statement

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