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  • 11/29/2023
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00:00 So, as of now, the money used for the foundations that were built, is there any evidence or
00:07 anything?
00:08 There were three or four things.
00:11 One thing was to prove that being a public office holder, it was a misconduct.
00:18 So, the NAB had to prove that he was a public office holder, he was the former Prime Minister
00:25 of the country, and when he had this misconduct.
00:28 So, Nawaz Sharif Sahib could not even tell us whether he was a public office holder when
00:35 the flats were acquired.
00:36 First of all, the NAB could not tell us this in its reference.
00:39 Now, listen to this.
00:40 Now, look at how weak the case was made by the NAB on merit.
00:43 It is not that the NAB did not defend its case today.
00:47 This is basically when this reference was made.
00:49 The second thing, they could not tell us that there was any nexus, that when at the time
00:54 of purchasing those properties, they did not even evaluate the properties, what was the
01:00 market value of those properties at that time.
01:01 Not today's market value, at the time of acquiring those properties, the NAB did not even tell
01:04 us this.
01:05 These are some basic parts of the reference that you make when you make a case against
01:09 the NAB.
01:10 Now, there are some parameters that you have to do on it.
01:13 After that, the bar will come on the accused that he has to prove his innocence.
01:18 Here, the NAB could not establish its case that this case is made against Nawaz Sharif
01:23 Sahib.
01:24 But despite this, you see that when NAB was asked why this case was made, he said that
01:29 we were ordered by the Supreme Court.
01:31 We have made this case.
01:32 And if this case was made on the request of the Supreme Court, then couldn't the NAB
01:36 go to the Supreme Court for a review?
01:38 The Supreme Court said that our reference is not made.
01:40 It is a very common question.
01:41 You are not looking at your decision, but the NAB did not do it at that time.
01:44 At that time, the trend was that a person had to be brought and Nawaz Sharif had to be
01:49 removed from office for him.
01:50 So, the same thing came up and how many references are made of an asset beyond means of a person?
01:54 Only one will be made.
01:55 Only one person has assets beyond means.
01:57 Supposedly.
01:58 So, they made three references.
01:59 Obviously.
02:00 Mr. Chaudhary, today Ravi is writing Chaini Chain against Hassan.
02:03 What was Ravi writing at that time?
02:05 I mean, this is a very wrong thing.
02:08 References were also made.
02:09 Then in the courts, you know, we have written.
02:11 He has spent 10 months and 26 days in jail.
02:13 Those 10 big books.
02:14 10 months and 26 days.
02:15 10 days, big books also went.
02:17 We saw that there was evidence in it.
02:20 Then I don't know, the decision of the Accounting Court also came.
02:23 Now the whole thing is happening that the decision that was made was also done in a wrong way.
02:28 Everything is this.
02:29 And the flats are still not known.
02:31 The flats are still missing.
02:32 I think you should close the NAB.
02:34 Whose flats are still missing?
02:35 They do not need.
02:36 Whose children?
02:37 Close the NAB as a resource.
02:38 If they have rights like this.
02:39 Because those properties are there, but Nawaz Sharif did not purchase those properties.
02:43 Dada gave it to his grandson.
02:44 But that means.
02:45 No, so Nawaz Sharif does not know about it.
02:47 If my grandfather gave it to my father, then it is a matter between Dada and my grandson.
02:54 There is no importance in it.
02:55 Yes, exactly.
02:56 Sir, a legal point.
02:57 If a grandson is transferred from Dada, if you give a property to your grandson, then your father.
03:02 Till date, you have not been able to prove in any court that how I bought these properties.
03:09 Why are you arguing on this?
03:10 His property will prove.
03:11 He does not have it.
03:12 First prove his property that it is Nawaz Sharif's property.
03:15 Nawaz Sharif's property is not proven.
03:16 Whose property is it?
03:17 Whose property is it?
03:18 Is it yours or mine?
03:19 Nawaz Sharif's property is not there.
03:20 That property is not in Nawaz Sharif's name.
03:23 And neither can it be proven.
03:25 I say that this NAB should be closed.
03:27 It is a burden on the treasure of the nation.
03:29 Mr. Chaudhary, if he had gone to the court with a lot of money, then what is your objection?
03:34 Because in the court, the evidence is there.
03:36 What is our objection?
03:37 Congratulations to you.
03:38 The court has to see the evidence.
03:40 When the court is not in front of the court, it is in front and behind.
03:43 Did you produce evidence that I bought this with this money?
03:48 You have to make a certain case first.
03:50 Then the evidence comes out.
03:52 When you have not made a case, then there is no bar.
03:57 The burden of proof was on NAB.
03:59 The burden of proof was not on Nawaz Sharif.
04:01 NAB was accusing you of being a thief.
04:03 They said prove the theft.
04:05 Then you proved the theft and gave a 10-year sentence.
04:07 What law is this?
04:08 Unless proven guilty, you are innocent.
04:11 And despite this, what law did you punish him for 10 years?
04:14 This is my question.
04:15 I think this is his financial...
04:18 No, no, you should have charged 5,000 rupees.
04:20 I think accountability should be done for the entire old NAB.
04:25 And if it was a case, then you were right to take it to the Supreme Court.
04:31 Sir, this was the trial that the Supreme Court was monitoring.
04:34 Have you been to Evan Fields?
04:35 No, I have not.
04:36 You have not seen it?
04:37 I have not been there. I have been to his son's office.
04:38 Have you seen Evan Fields?
04:39 No, I have not seen it.
04:40 Have you seen Hyde Park?
04:41 Yes, I have seen Hyde Park.
04:42 Have you seen the flats in front of it?
04:43 Yes, I have seen them.
04:44 They are very expensive.
04:45 Yes, they are expensive.
04:46 It is a very beautiful place.
04:47 It is a very beautiful place?
04:48 Yes, it is a very beautiful place.
04:49 Hyde Park?
04:50 Hyde Park is also a beautiful place.
04:51 There is KFC there.
04:52 I have also been to Mayfield.
04:53 I have been to all the places in London.
04:54 It has been 6 years.
04:55 I have seen Evan Fields' flat.
04:56 It is very beautiful.
04:57 I used to live in Kensington.
04:58 How much should be the price of that flat in today's date?
05:01 Sir, that case is made at the time of acquiring.
05:03 But I have not understood that.
05:04 That case has been decided.
05:05 It will be in millions.
05:06 It will be in millions of pounds.
05:07 It will be worth 2 million pounds, 1 million pounds, 3 million pounds.
05:10 I don't know.
05:11 I don't work in real estate.
05:12 But it will be very expensive.
05:13 One common question is that, I am not saying this, but the decision has been made.
05:18 There is a family, a political family.
05:21 Now, obviously, they have been a part of different governments from 70 to 80.
05:27 You don't think that this is morally appropriate.
05:32 I will talk morally.
05:33 I am not talking about legal and political.
05:36 Listen to the question, sir.
05:37 Why are you getting so emotional?
05:38 This is a court decision.
05:39 So, I have come to the moral.
05:40 No, no, not morally.
05:41 It is not that, now, the decision has been made on the side.
05:45 Our ruling family is expected to win the election.
05:53 Obviously, they have a popularity graph.
05:55 So, they should be told that, this money belongs to this family.
05:58 Whose property is this?
06:00 This property belongs to this family.
06:02 No, sir, this happened.
06:05 The same thing happened in front of people.
06:06 The people whose property is in the name, they are from the city of Britain.
06:10 And they also do their business in Britain.
06:12 Yes, they are the sons of Nawaz Sharif.
06:15 Now, if that beneficent owner was Maryam Nawaz Sharif,
06:18 then your question was valid that she is a politician in Pakistan.
06:22 You saw the full session of the National Assembly,
06:24 from which it was told that this will be passed.
06:26 Yes, I was sitting in Chaudhary Nisar's chamber that day.
06:29 You must have heard.
06:30 Yes, I was sitting with him.
06:31 Chaudhary Nisar was present in the chamber.
06:34 And there were only two people in his chamber, me and Chaudhary Nisar.
06:37 In fact, when his speech was over, I remember Chaudhary Nisar said some very historic words.
06:42 He said, "What was the need to give this speech?"
06:45 Chaudhary Nisar had a very different point of view and he was very right.
06:50 He said that you should not have sent this matter to the Supreme Court.
06:54 He said that the Prime Minister should have been presented in front of the JIT.
06:57 If the Prime Minister had not been presented,
06:59 there would have been a new debate in the JIT that the Prime Minister should be presented or not.
07:03 He was saying that this case should be dealt with in a different way
07:07 because these are being handled in an engineered way.
07:10 He had said such things.
07:12 Yes, he had made an argument.
07:14 So, he was basically an engineer.
07:16 Now, the Supreme Court says that we should not have made a reference.
07:19 The NAB says that we should not have made a reference.
07:21 It is a very important point.
07:23 The prosecution agency says that a reference was not made but we did it on the Supreme Court's order.

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