Fazal-ur-Rehman Ne Khud Faisla Karna Hai Oppostion Kay Sath Hain Ya Hukoomat Kay Sath " Aamir Dogar

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00:00You guys said, let's have a discussion.

00:02You guys knew where the TORs of PTI would be.

00:05They have been saying from the first day that the government of Form 47 should go.

00:08The results that came on the basis of Form 45,

00:10should be given to us on the basis of those results.

00:14They were saying that those who have been imprisoned in the context of our politics should be removed.

00:20All these were their demands from the beginning.

00:22But you guys were saying again and again, let's have a discussion, sit down,

00:25we will solve the issues on the table.

00:27We will also talk about Imran Khan's case.

00:29But first come to the table and talk.

00:31Now suddenly, when Mr. Mehmood Achakzai has come to talk to you,

00:36then you are saying, how can we talk?

00:38Is his opinion the same?

00:39What will he talk to us?

00:41So you had to think about what to talk about and what not to talk about.

00:44His opinion was clear as an opposition.

00:49In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

00:51Look, thank you for inviting.

00:53Look, whoever has an opinion, whatever the opinion,

00:56in politics, there is always a room for negotiation.

01:01There is always a room for talks.

01:03And there is always a room to engage.

01:06But where there is a country-enemy stance,

01:11where there is a stance of burning homes,

01:13where there is a stance of burning Pakistan,

01:16where there is a stance of weakening Pakistan,

01:19it becomes a little difficult to sit there and talk.

01:22Look, either it is not possible that you are a patriot,

01:26you love Pakistan,

01:28and you give speeches against Pakistan,

01:32against Pakistan's institutions,

01:34or give speeches to weaken Pakistan.

01:37This dual policy cannot be negotiated.

01:42Look, you have some red lines of the government.

01:45And the biggest red line is that anything that is anti-state

01:49or anything that is involved, or whatsoever,

01:52in anything related to anti-state,

01:55as long as you sit with them, their stance, their things...

01:58Look, we have...

02:00I am sorry, I am sorry, I am cutting you short.

02:02Mr. Daniyal, I cannot wrap my head around this,

02:04that you did not know this before.

02:06Before also, those anti-state talks,

02:08those talks against institutions, you already knew all those stances.

02:11According to you, they are not completely patriotism.

02:14Because we give certificates of treachery anyway.

02:16You also got them at some point in time, now they are getting them.

02:18But...

02:19I did not give the certificate of patriotism to anyone.

02:22But you said, if there is no patriotism, then how can there be peace?

02:25I said that whoever is anti-state, will be considered...

02:27No, no, no, will be considered, will be considered.

02:30And look, we also sat and negotiated with the people of BLA.

02:34I mean, the government.

02:36With those people who raised a weapon against Pakistan.

02:39But when did they raise it?

02:41When they backed off from their stance,

02:43they realized, and then things get better.

02:46So, I am sorry.

02:47Look, it is not possible that you keep giving anti-state statements and things,

02:51and you...

02:52When the government was giving the invitation for talks,

02:54it was giving it with ifs and buts,

02:56because at that time,

02:58there was no talk of ifs and buts, Mr. Daniyal.

03:01At that time, it was like, come, let's talk.

03:03We can solve all the issues.

03:04No, the government, the government,

03:06no, no, the government still says, come, let's talk.

03:09We will settle all the issues.

03:11And this is one of the first issues.

03:14That your stance is wrong.

03:16You need to back off on your stance.

03:18The government is still ready to talk on all these things.

03:21Because the government, our role,

03:23our role is not to twist anyone.

03:26We don't want to tighten anyone.

03:28We don't want to harm anyone.

03:30Our role is of the Jamaat.

03:32And whenever we were in power,

03:34we tried to take the people of the political parties along.

03:38And we will continue to try to take them along.

03:41Engage them.

03:43Engage them on positive notes.

03:45Exchange their homework with them.

03:49And tell them that this stance,

03:52that is very difficult for us to take forward.

03:55But the stance that was taken from both sides,

03:57there is a twist and turn in it.

03:59You can call it a U-turn or a backing off.

04:01But Mr. Namit Doge, we were talking about something else.

04:04And that was with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

04:06The conversation went a lot further.

04:09But the government started talking with the conversation.

04:13Where do those dialogues stand?

04:15The conversation that was going on with Maulana Fazlur Rehman,

04:18where is it standing now?

04:20Is it towards the PTI?

04:22Or is it going towards the government?

04:26Look, this decision will be taken by Maulana Fazlur Rehman himself.

04:29He will stay with the opposition.

04:31And he will stay with his original stance.

04:34He will stay with it.

04:36Or he will stay in the government.

04:41And he will stay in the government.

04:44He will stay in the government.

04:46He has to take this decision after watching his voters,

04:49his own policy and his own politics.

04:51Mr. Shabashiv has said that this is a good thing.

04:53Political parties keep meeting.

04:55Political people keep meeting.

04:57It is a good thing.

04:59I personally think that the Drapesh challenges in this country cannot be solved by a single party.

05:09I am the Chief Whip of the opposition party. I saw how the opposition party members were dismayed.

05:16They won 17 seats from farm 47 and made it to 122-123 seats.

05:29When the people's party pulled the key and boycotted them, they got angry.

05:38They should understand that if they can move the country forward,

05:53they can solve the problems of this country by putting us against the wall.

06:00The country is in a dilemma. The economy is in a dilemma.

06:07The budget has ruined the hopes of the people.

06:11You are saying that things cannot move forward.

06:13Taxes are taxes. If you can increase it, then increase it.

06:18We are against the wall.

06:20Mr. Dhania, he has said that the government cannot move forward with such an attitude.

06:24You cannot move forward like this.

06:26You understand, right?

06:28Yes, Mr. Balasaheb.

06:31If they can move forward, then move forward. Who is stopping them? We are not stopping them.

06:35Mr. Amir Dogar, what he is saying is in the sense that you have to convince the people's party.

06:41But Mr. Yusuf Raza Gilani has already said that...

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