Shehbaz Sharif Kitnay Ba Ikhtiyar Wazir e Azam Hain? Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Big Revelation

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00:00 The cabinet has been asked a lot of questions, how many people are approved by Nawaz Sharif

00:07 and how many technocrats are there.

00:09 Yesterday, Rana Sanaw Allah said that we have to accept the interior ministry and finance

00:14 ministry.

00:15 The government's guarantee was that we have to accept these things.

00:20 No, the responsibility is yours, the Prime Minister's.

00:24 So, wherever a person has been asked, accepting or not accepting is your choice.

00:31 And because in the end, the responsibility is also yours.

00:35 So, I don't think that the finance minister is a good decision.

00:39 He is a good man, he is a banker, but at least he can give comfort to the financial

00:45 leaders with regards to the country.

00:48 In the period of Darsa, there was a lot of tension, differences were created with the

00:55 other institutions and there was a lot of loss from that.

01:01 So, it is better that the situation will continue in a good and cool environment.

01:08 The interior ministry is the responsibility of the Prime Minister because the interior

01:15 ministry is limited to Islamabad, it has FIA and IB.

01:22 And maybe the capital territory of Islamabad has also come under their administrative

01:29 role.

01:30 So, the cabinet serves the pleasure of the Prime Minister.

01:36 This means that they appoint and remove him.

01:40 So, if there is any pressure on them, then this will be the reason for their failure.

01:48 This has happened in the past.

01:50 People come who are against the Prime Minister's will or against his better thinking.

01:59 So, problems arise.

02:01 How much power do you think you have, Mr. Shabaz?

02:04 As much as every member of Pakistan has power.

02:07 So, you have become the Prime Minister with two-thirds majority?

02:11 If you want to work, then you have one-third majority.

02:15 If you have the ability to work, understand the matter and want to take decisions, then

02:20 there is no obstacle.

02:22 You work hard, you take decisions, no one will stop you.

02:26 This is your right.

02:27 If you do not want to take decisions, then it becomes an excuse that a person came there,

02:32 he sat there, what should I do?

02:34 I was not allowed to work.

02:36 I have seen many ministers crying that I was not allowed to work.

02:40 Those who are not allowed to work, I advise them to resign and go home.

02:45 Have mercy on this country.

02:46 You have been experiencing something different since the last 18 months.

02:49 For the first time, Mr. Shabaz came as PM.

02:51 So, the situation was like that at that time.

02:54 This time, it seems that he is better prepared.

02:56 Look, this is not a job of on-the-job training that you will come and learn there.

03:00 You should have the ability to do this before.

03:02 That government could not work.

03:04 Now, Mr. Randh should also see why the government did not work.

03:08 There were no decisions in that government.

03:11 If this situation remains today, then the matter will not move forward.

03:14 Today, there is another thing that is the role of the SIFC.

03:17 Its legal, constitutional status, its implementation method,

03:22 its relationship with the ministries, with the cabinet,

03:26 all these are question marks.

03:28 So, that complexity has come further.

03:30 So, they will have to navigate all these things and work hard on it.

03:33 That is why I had said earlier, a week or 10 days ago,

03:37 that they should chair the ECC themselves.

03:39 From there, they will get an idea of where the country's situation is going.

03:42 Because, issues at the end of the day are economic.

03:45 Okay, Mr. Nawaz Sharif, you feel that they have gone into a retirement mood.

03:50 They attend some meetings.

03:52 But, its more of a mentoring role.

03:55 So, you feel that they are going towards retirement.

03:58 No, I have used a good word.

04:00 I think they have adopted this role themselves.

04:03 Instead of direct intervention or direct action,

04:08 they are now in a recommendatory or mentoring role, which is better.

04:14 Every person has a progression of contribution.

04:18 They have come into this role.

04:20 This is a good decision that they have made themselves.

04:22 Before going, the last question.

04:24 With regards to your Jamaat, obviously, before this election,

04:27 it was not one of the possibilities.

04:29 Now, it is one of the possibilities.

04:31 Yes, absolutely.

04:32 We are going to have a meeting within two months.

04:36 Two months.

04:37 And, will there be any contacts with existing Jamaats or new people?

04:42 First, there is a process of meeting.

04:44 What will be the thought process, what will be the direction,

04:46 how will we run it?

04:48 After that, some people contact us themselves.

04:50 We talk to them.

04:52 It is a collective thing.

04:54 It is not my party or anyone else's party.

04:56 There is a thought and a concern.

04:58 The three Jamaats cannot solve the issues of the country.

05:02 Their experience shows, in the last four to five years,

05:06 that the situation has increased.

05:08 But, sir, people have voted.

05:10 They must have voted for a reason.

05:11 All the Jamaats have to vote.

05:12 The votes are there.

05:13 Someone has to vote.

05:14 We have not done much of a respect for that.

05:17 We think that this is a new place of thought.

05:20 This is a new place of the Jamaat.

05:22 We will try for that.

05:24 If you want to run the country,

05:26 if you want to improve the situation,

05:28 what should be the three to four actionable steps?

05:30 Politically.

05:32 Politically, you will have to sit together.

05:35 Without political instability,

05:37 our biggest challenge is the economy.

05:41 That will not be solved.

05:43 Secondly, the two-thirds majority is very dangerous.

05:47 What do you get from the two-thirds majority?

05:51 You can amend the constitution.

05:53 When a Jamaat or a group or a coalition

05:59 will amend the constitution,

06:02 then the situation is not right.

06:05 Because then the country's thought will not reflect.

06:10 Especially in an election where there is a lot of controversy,

06:13 if two-thirds of the majority come out,

06:15 there is a risk of corruption.

06:17 That is why you need a consensus today.

06:20 Everyone should see the opposition, the government,

06:23 sitting on a table.

06:25 And then we will go to the next step.

06:29 But the government will have to take confidence-building measures.

06:32 Yes, of course.

06:34 You will have to help.

06:36 And always a big man helps.

06:38 A big brother helps.

06:39 So a big brother is the government in this matter.

06:41 They will have to do this.

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