"Agar Hukumat Giri tou kuch aur Bhi Giray ga aur pata Nahi Kia Kiya Giray ga..." Muneeb Farooq's Analysis

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00:30backdoor, backroom negotiations, because there is a logical, plausible thing in that.

00:35Look, People's Party's power base is Sindh, that is not PTI's.

00:40PMLN's power base is Punjab.

00:42Mr. Khan does not want to talk about Punjab at any cost, nor does he want to compromise.

00:47There is no quid pro quo.

00:49So, if in the centre, there was a scenario being discussed here, that if the People's Party comes to the centre,

00:55even though there are statements that there is no difference between the People's Party and PMLN,

01:00but even when you talk to the top leaders of PTI off the record,

01:04their attitude towards PTI is very different.

01:07But that softness or that shyness is not at all for PMLN,

01:12their attitude towards PPP is different.

01:14But this will happen with you when the establishment gives way to PTI,

01:18so does that flexibility give you any chance?

01:21Exactly, what you were talking about, you first talked about why elections are being discussed in December,

01:28but what is the timetable, we are at the end of July,

01:32why is October important, in which Khawaja Asif Sahib's statement was also made,

01:36in October, Faiz Issa Sahib will leave, Justice Mansoor Ali Shahab Sahib will come as the new Chief Justice,

01:42PTI thinks that there will be a friendlier Supreme Court,

01:46or at least the Chief Justice will not be hostile, even if you do not say fully friendly.

01:50And if your tribunals allow you to work,

01:54then in August, September, October, you will see a lot of decisions being made in these three months.

02:00And if in Punjab, due to these things,

02:05see everyone knows that the most popular person in Lahore is not Aunty Chaudhary,

02:10but the most votes have been taken by Aunty Chaudhary.

02:14There are a lot of question marks, if Mian Sahib's seat, if Nawaz Sharif Sahib's seat goes up and down,

02:20then what is the symbolic destruction, you see, there are seats for Maryam, there are seats for everyone.

02:24PTI thinks that if these tribunals work,

02:28and if 8-10 big decisions come, then a total political equation will come.

02:32This is why they think that there will be a game in the summer.

02:34Okay, Muneeb Sahib, since you are a politician,

02:37and then you also keep an eye on law, you are a student of law,

02:41then you will understand, you are saying that at this time,

02:44even if some decisions come, don't get them implemented.

02:47Now, the scenario that Malik Sahib is painting, if this happens,

02:50that today the tribunal dropped one wicket, tomorrow it dropped another,

02:53it dropped so much that it affected the number game,

02:55then how will you stop these decisions from being implemented?

02:58How exactly?

02:59Because he said that Waseem Badami was wrongly elected, Muneeb Farooq is the MLA of this area.

03:02Waseem, one thing, one thing.

03:04I will also ask Muneeb Sahib a question.

03:06Add one thing.

03:08In Islamabad, where there are three MLA seats,

03:12it will have a very dangerous impact.

03:14You will remember, in one circle, Nawaz Khokhar Sahib was also a candidate.

03:20He is saying that he will also bring it, sir.

03:21And he has lost.

03:22Yes, yes.

03:23His form 45 and PTI candidate's form 45 is identical.

03:27If work starts from here too, then Punjab…

03:30What will happen if there is a line?

03:31Muneeb Sahib, how will those decisions be stopped from being implemented?

03:34Will there be an extra constitution?

03:36What will happen then?

03:37Look, normally, Mr. Badami,

03:41constitutional breakdown or meltdown,

03:44it doesn't happen that you and I start hitting each other on the head.

03:48What happens basically is that

03:49the work that is being done under a constitutional structure,

03:52there has to be a process of making decisions,

03:54a lot has to be done, that is not happening.

03:56Or some things have to be done by the book,

03:58in normal circumstances, that is not happening.

04:00Now the problem is,

04:01the way this system has been arranged,

04:04it is obvious that the ones that are attached to it,

04:10it is a special type of tape,

04:14which I generally call a tape.

04:17So it is obvious that when the system is attached in this way,

04:22and arranged in this way,

04:23then it is obvious that the way that system is made,

04:28the way that it is run,

04:29it goes according to that.

04:30Then it is obvious,

04:31when the stakes are so involved,

04:33keep in mind that the government going,

04:36as you said,

04:38as Mr. Malik said,

04:40if the decisions of the criminals come,

04:41Islamabad has a symbolic value,

04:44three MNCs,

04:45if two of them fly,

04:46if one of them flies,

04:47it would have a lot of impact,

04:49it will have a lot of impact.

04:50But the question is,

04:51it is not that the government falls,

04:53the PDM falls,

04:54or something happens,

04:55the issue is that,

04:56the fight that is going on right now,

04:59the establishment versus Pakistan Tariq-e-Insaf,

05:02this fight is institutional pride versus Tariq-e-Insaf.

05:06Institutional respect versus Tariq-e-Insaf.

05:11Institutional integrity or its power versus Tariq-e-Insaf.

05:16Now the problem is,

05:17it is not that a stand-alone government is standing here,

05:20if it falls, it falls.

05:22Somebody with shaggy shoulders says,

05:24if it falls, it falls.

05:25Someone says, okay, it won't fall.

05:27It is not like that.

05:28The linchpin of this system is the power of Pakistan.

05:31So it will not fall like this.

05:33If it falls,

05:34it will fall with understanding or settlement.

05:37And the way,

05:38as I tell you,

05:39the project was Imran Khan,

05:40Imran Khan was brought,

05:41the establishment suppressed him,

05:43in 2018,

05:44the dinner that was mine and yours,

05:46one night before the election,

05:48when we were sitting,

05:49in which Irshad Bhatti was also present.

05:51In which Irshad Bhatti was also present.

05:53With bad luck.

05:54With bad luck.

05:56But the thing is,

05:57then you will remember,

05:59that the next one suppressed him,

06:01and everything happened.

06:02Now, obviously,

06:03it was the 2018 election,

06:05in 2024,

06:06there was a lot of controversy.

06:08But the question remains,

06:09that the ownership of the whole system,

06:11Mr. Badami,

06:12who has it?

06:13In my case,

06:14at least,

06:15all three of my respected colleagues,

06:17are senior to me.

06:18So, tell me,

06:19whose ownership is it?

06:20Is it with a political party?

06:22Yes, of course,

06:23it is with them.

06:24So, tell me,

06:25listen to me,

06:26listen to me,

06:27do you think,

06:28that you must be sitting somewhere,

06:30and they will say,

06:31oh, the government has fallen.

06:32They will say,

06:33oh, I am very sorry,

06:34let's read the Fatiha.

06:35This does not happen, brother.

06:36If it falls,

06:37if it falls,

06:38then something else will also fall.

06:40And then I don't know,

06:41what all will fall.

06:42And first of all,

06:43it will not fall.

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