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00:00And today's program is in the backdrop of yesterday, when Tariq-e-Insaf held a big Jalsa in Islamabad.

00:06The significance of this Jalsa is also high because after 8th February,

00:10Tariq-e-Insaf, Punjab and Islamabad have been holding Jalsas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

00:14They had not yet got a chance to hold a Jalsa.

00:17They got the NOC of the Jalsa and it was generally withdrawn at the last minute.

00:24And after taking back that NOC, Tariq-e-Insaf would usually cancel their Jalsa as well.

00:29But this time, Tariq-e-Insaf had already been assured that the Jalsa would take place.

00:34The Jalsa was a big and powerful show of Tariq-e-Insaf.

00:38The Jalsa took place in an environment where the roads from Islamabad to Jalsa Gah

00:44were closed at 25 to 30 places.

00:48Containers were installed.

00:50The traffic coming in and out of the city was stopped in those containers.

00:56The Jalsa took place in this environment.

00:58The markets and restaurants near the Jalsa Gah were shut down.

01:03The Jalsa took place in this environment.

01:06Tariq-e-Insaf people were successful in reaching the Jalsa Gah in this environment.

01:15What does that signify?

01:16Despite 30 to 40 obstacles, people came out to attend Tariq-e-Insaf Jalsa.

01:24Remember, Imran Khan is not here.

01:26The biggest factor in crowd-pulling is that when a big leader comes, people come out.

01:33Imran Khan is in jail.

01:35Despite that, people came out and became a part of this Jalsa.

01:41Irfan Siddiqui established a law that became a law.

01:46Before I go into the rest of the matters,

01:48that law became that if you do Jalsa without permission,

01:52and if you repeat the same mistake again,

01:55God forbid,

01:56you will be sentenced to 10 years in prison.

01:58In democratic countries, protest is a fundamental right of any person.

02:02Even the state has the right to make the conditions,

02:07to determine the place where a protest can take place so that ordinary life is not affected.

02:13But the way we have criminalized protest,

02:16If you protest, you will be sentenced to 3 years in prison and 10 years in prison.

02:22The government that shut down Islamabad and Pindi,

02:26you will want to answer that if the government shuts down,

02:29what will be the punishment for that?

02:31Will DC, AC, or the commissioner be punished?

02:34Because your primary goal was to prevent the city from traveling.

02:38But here, whenever there is a Jalsa call, you put containers everywhere,

02:41whether it is of religious or political communities.

02:44Tariq-e-Insaf needed to think about this.

02:48As I said, people came out even in the absence of Imran Khan.

02:52Why did they come out?

02:53People come to see and listen to the leaders.

02:56If there is no leadership, people do not come out.

02:59Why did they come out?

03:00This is against the system.

03:02After 8th February,

03:04this opportunity was given to the people of Islamabad,

03:07and to the people of Punjab.

03:09The people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have already held a Jalsa.

03:12This was a message against the political oppression

03:17of those people who belong to Tariq-e-Insaf.

03:21They were not allowed to express themselves.

03:24They were not allowed to hold a Jalsa.

03:26Their symbol was taken from them in the elections.

03:29People came out to record their protest.

03:34Ali Ameen's speech in Gandapur was very intense.

03:36There was a lot of talk about this.

03:38I have been listening to it for two days.

03:40I think it was a very intense speech.

03:42But what would be the reason for their speech to be so intense?

03:45Is it right or wrong?

03:47There is a lot of debate on this.

03:49We journalists often say,

03:51you listen to us on TV,

03:53that there is no relief in the system for Imran Khan.

03:57As long as it is possible,

04:00as long as he can be kept,

04:02he will be kept inside.

04:04This is what the journalists tell you all day.

04:06This means that the leaders of Tariq-e-Insaf,

04:08who are in jail,

04:10whose name is Imran Khan,

04:12have already been punished for 30-40 years.

04:14And everyone will tell you that

04:16they will be punished in the case of 190 million,

04:18or in the case of Tosha Khan.

04:20If there is no relief already,

04:22and their problems are increasing,

04:24then what is there to lose for Tariq-e-Insaf?

04:26What is the problem that will increase?

04:28They are already in jail.

04:30How much more will they be put in?

04:32I think that Tariq-e-Insaf has decided

04:34that after a year and a half,

04:37we will need to increase the level

04:39of terrorism in politics.

04:41The outsiders may find it difficult.

04:43Our guests were supposed to come today,

04:45Sheikh Waqas Akram.

04:47He sent a message that he is afraid

04:49that the police will catch him

04:51or he will be beaten up.

04:53We do not know.

04:55We have received a message.

04:57But maybe this is the reason

04:59why he is not coming.

05:01The outsiders will see this reaction.

05:03The insiders will not have to see this reaction.

05:05We have heard a lot about

05:07Tariq-e-Insaf's trial in the military court.

05:09In his speeches,

05:11Tariq-e-Insaf has said in very

05:13eloquent words that

05:15he will not tolerate

05:17Imran Khan's trial in a military court.

05:19But what will happen?

05:21Only time will tell.

05:23But I think

05:25the message of all this was

05:27that everything else is fine,

05:29but the military court trial

05:31may not happen.

05:33And I think

05:35the political elite

05:37of PTI

05:39had no other option.

05:41If you remember,

05:43when you talk to a Pakistani leader

05:45and ask him

05:47what the pressure is on him,

05:49he says that the biggest pressure

05:51is on the workers.

05:53You came to the assembly,

05:55you came to become a minister,

05:57you said that we will vote for Imran Khan.

05:59When this pressure

06:01was released,

06:03there was a backlash

06:05in Tariq-e-Insaf's workers.

06:07I think to dispel that impression,

06:09there was a need to make

06:11tough speeches.

06:13In this assembly,

06:15there were tough speeches

06:17from Ali Min Gandapur

06:19and other leaders.

06:21Is this a declaration of war

06:23on behalf of Tariq-e-Insaf?

06:25This is the biggest question.

06:27Will politics be in the same tone

06:29If you allow me,

06:31Mr. Asad Qaiser is here.

06:33Mr. Rai and Mr. Ghumar are here.

06:35I will ask Mr. Qaiser about it.

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