"Zain Qureshi Aur Baki Logon Message Bhijwaya kay..." Dr Zarqa Taimur's Break Big News

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#pti #pmlngovt #nationalassembly #ayazsadiq #zarqataimur  "Zain Qureshi Aur Baki Logon Message Bhijwaya kay..." Senator Zarqa Taimur's Break Big News

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00:00Sir, Zarka, you have formed a committee after the actions of the government, especially the one taken by the Speaker.

00:05We will get to know the findings of the 16th Rukmini Committee as well.

00:08Are you satisfied? What more does Pakistan want from Tehrik-e-Insaf? What more steps should they have taken?

00:14Look, first of all, what is the status of these poor Sargent-at-Arms?

00:19The orders that are given to them, they have nothing.

00:24They are only there to stand. In fact, they are sitting on the chairs in our Senate and Parliament.

00:29They are the holy ones there. I don't think they have any security.

00:36Now, the problem is that they have done nothing. Who are they to stand in front of?

00:41Basically, no one is taking the name of the Interior Minister.

00:45No one is taking the name of the IG Police.

00:47They called them and said that this is the situation of our Speaker.

00:51No one can take the name of the Interior Minister.

00:54No one can call him to the Assembly.

00:56So, when you are so weak, your Parliamentary custodians are so weak.

01:05On that day, on 9th, when all this was happening, there was a session.

01:11During that time, all the media cars were standing outside.

01:15There was a commotion. Police cars had come.

01:18And there was a session going on there.

01:21In the beginning, Barrister Gauhar and Sher Afzal Marwat were there.

01:26At that time, everyone was inside.

01:28At that time, the Speaker was also inside.

01:30And these people have sent messages.

01:32Zain Qureshi and other people have sent messages to them.

01:35Brother, send us food. We are sitting here as refugees.

01:39So, at that time, no one answered.

01:41The thing is that actually, with a lot of apologies, our political people have got used to it.

01:47This is 70 years of training.

01:49Just sit like a cat.

01:51Sit like a mouse.

01:53There is someone else who will make you run.

01:55There is someone else who will make you run.

01:56It is very easy to say that there is someone else who will make you run.

01:58You should not run. You should not run.

02:00You sit. He sits. She sits.

02:02No, no. Let's be realistic.

02:04It's easy to blame somebody else.

02:05You listen to me.

02:06All this time, they call the politicians corrupt.

02:09Now you see which politician will cross his floor.

02:13No one will do it.

02:15Earlier, I used to open YouTube.

02:17God forbid. God forbid. God forbid.

02:19Leave social media.

02:20No, no. One second.

02:21Please. What should I leave?

02:22There has to be some credibility to it.

02:24What credibility?

02:25Okay, listen. Listen to what I am saying.

02:27What do you mean social media?

02:28People are watching it because there are videos.

02:31One by one, your government officials who have given money to people,

02:35whether it was of grade 22, whether it was a civilian, whether it was a military,

02:39there are so many videos on them.

02:41One by one, the reality is that who gave money to whom.

02:44You blame somebody else.

02:46Listen to me.

02:47I am not blaming anybody else. It's history.

02:49I am just saying that if you blame anybody else, it's very easy to do that.

02:52Until and unless, you get away with it.

02:54Please explain this to me.

02:56Please explain this to me.

02:57I understand what you are saying.

02:59Please explain this to me.

03:00That's why you want to talk on social media.

03:03It's true because it's shown on TV.

03:05What you want to see is shown on social media.

03:06I don't want to see it.

03:07What I want to see is shown on social media.

03:09What you want to see is shown on social media.

03:11Social media is biased.

03:12That has to be understood algorithmically.

03:14TV is not biased.

03:15We are just portraying everything objectively.

03:17You have been called, he has been called, he has been called.

03:19I am just saying it.

03:21I am just saying it in general.

03:22I am also saying it in general.

03:23Since you are saying it in general about social media,

03:25then I will also say it.

03:26Now I am also saying it.

03:27She has said it again.

03:28Please tell me, for example, if you want to talk about democracy,

03:35then you will have to talk to those people who believe in democracy.

03:38Somehow or the other.

03:39Even if they are sitting somewhere else at this time.

03:41Then you say that we have to talk to the establishment.

03:43Look, listen to me.

03:45The thing is that everyone has to come together and take this country forward.

03:49Not one, but two cults, one life story.

03:52Not two cults, but 24 crore cults will be together.

03:59Or the majority will be together.

04:01Then this country will move forward.

04:03We have closed two or four rooms.

04:05We have passed this order.

04:07Now this will fly and this will remain.

04:09We will bring them on the chairs.

04:11We will remove them.

04:12This will not work.

04:13These old ways are over.

04:16You and your people are not understanding this.

04:19Now this will change.

04:21It is changing.

04:22Look at all those people.

04:23I am talking about the parliament.

04:25Who used to sell.

04:26The people who were in our party from one place to another.

04:29After that it happened in Sindh House.

04:31Now it is not happening.

04:32Now you will see what will happen in the time of legislation.

04:34I am talking to you.

04:35You need only four or five people for the legislation.

04:38The government does not need much.

04:40Do you think there can be four or five people here and there?

04:42Because the PTI is also afraid that our members are trying to fit in there.

04:48Look, Anika, I think two things are needed.

04:50The majority is important.

04:51If we legislate on the basis that we have to give an extension.

04:56Now they are giving that extension to one.

04:59But because of that, they are giving it to all the employees of Pakistan.

05:03May Allah bless them.

05:05All the employees of Pakistan.

05:07Now I was listening to Justice Shaikh Usmani.

05:11He said that the work of a judge is related to the mind.

05:15The mind of a person runs very fast and active for 65 years.

05:21But after 65 years, when you reach 68, then it fails.

05:25So the age of 65 is right.

05:27Justice Shaikh himself said this.

05:29I was on a show.

05:31And the second thing is that I am saying to the Supreme Court today.

05:37Are you the Bar people who are fighting for the law?

05:42Is there a Bar in this controversial situation?

05:50Is there a Bar or not?

05:52Is there a Maulana or not?

05:55There are two things.

05:57One is to be a part of the government.

05:59One is to be a part of the government.

06:01Both are the same thing.

06:03Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam has chosen the opposition for itself.

06:07We were in the opposition.

06:09We are in the opposition.

06:11And we will remain in the opposition.

06:13This has been reduced by the JUI.

06:15The majority is a part of the government.

06:17This is not right.

06:20Until 1947, Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam ruled for 2.5 years with the opposition.

06:30You can count.

06:325 years with PM Lincoln.

06:347.5 years.

06:36And 1.5 years with the Pridium government.

06:38This is about 8-9 years.

06:40Now it is 76 years.

06:4277 years is the age of this country.

06:45JUI was formed in 1977.

06:47In 1977, there were different governments in Pakistan.

06:51There was dictatorship.

06:53And there were governments in the name of democracy.

06:55We were in the government for only 8-9 years.

06:57The rest of the time, we were in the opposition.

06:59So now you will not be in the government.

07:01Now you have decided what will happen.

07:03We will not be in the government.

07:05We will be in the opposition.

07:07As far as the constitution is concerned,

07:09when Musawwara comes forward,

07:11we will see what the reasons are.

07:13Is there a possibility that

07:15you will support the government?

07:17When Musawwara comes forward,

07:19the party will decide.

07:21But is there a possibility?

07:23I cannot decide.

07:25When Musawwara comes forward,

07:27the party will sit down and decide.

07:29But you ask my personal opinion.

07:31My personal opinion is that

07:33the party does not support this kind of constitution.

07:35So this is your personal opinion.

07:37Whether there is a possibility or not,

07:39do not tell us.

07:41So it is not impossible that

07:43we should not even look at the constitution.

07:45I am saying that I cannot say

07:47whether the party will support the constitution

07:49or not.

07:51There is one thing.

07:53If the law is in conflict

07:55with the constitution

07:57or the constitution.

07:59We have to look at all these things.

08:01After that, the party will decide

08:03about this constitution.

08:05But for now, the party's decision is

08:07that we will not be a part of the government

08:09nor will we support the government.

08:11We will remain in opposition.

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