"Aik Ayesa Agreement Thopa Jaraha Hai Jis Say Awam ko...." Munir A. Malik's Reveals

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00:00Muneer-e-Malik sahib, Assalam-o-Alaikum.

00:02Muneer-e-Malik sahib, Assalam-o-Alaikum.

00:04Muneer-e-Malik sahib, what is your objection to this amendment?

00:06You are talking about running a movement.

00:08Where do you see the biggest problem?

00:12Look, I had heard that the constitution is a treaty between the people of Pakistan.

00:24Now, such a treaty is being imposed, which the people of Pakistan are not aware of.

00:34Today, unfortunately, I read that draft.

00:38If it is a draft of 27 pages, then why does the parliament argue so much?

00:45If there is a backlog, then they also pass the law that in the cases where there is a government party,

00:52the decision has already been taken in favor of the entire government.

00:56Is this not a high court, constitutional court?

01:00Is our today's Supreme Court not a constitutional court?

01:04This is a new nomenclature.

01:08We had heard about the packing of the court, even in the 1930s.

01:16This is a new concept in which the parliament is taking the judicial power with it.

01:27After this, we might as well shut down the court.

01:31You think it would be better if the court is closed?

01:33All the issues have been solved, the backlog is also over.

01:37Sir, you must remember, the lady used to say that she cannot appoint Jahangir Badar as Chief Justice.

01:43That is a very old thing of the 90s.

01:45Sir, what will you do now?

01:48What are your options?

01:50We were just talking about how Tarar has effectively controlled the Bar Councils.

01:56Look, every court does not have an army to act upon its decisions.

02:07It has its own moral authority.

02:11My job as a lawyer is to mobilize that moral authority.

02:23And I am absolutely certain that by and large, the legal fraternity will reject these amendments.

02:38Even the Bar Councils? Because the Bar Councils have played ball with the government.

02:44Look, I have experienced these movements.

02:50I remember, sir. You must remember.

02:53These movements are run by the District Bars, High Court Bars, Supreme Court Bars.

03:02I know that if these Bar Associations are not behind it,

03:07Pakistan Bar Council is an indirectly elected institution.

03:12I am absolutely certain that by and large, the legal fraternity will reject it.

03:19And let me tell you one more thing.

03:22I believe that one of the great soldiers of this amendment will be Qazi Faiz Isa.

03:31In the 2007 movement, he was not aware for two and a half years in front of the Dogar Court.

03:39So this is not such a simple issue of someone's tenure.

03:47So you believe that Qazi Faiz Isa will react to this amendment as Chief Justice of Pakistan?

03:54I believe with my heart and my soul that Qazi Faiz Isa will gracefully lay down his ropes on the 24th.

04:06And that the most deserving person, Mansoor Ali Shah, will Inshallah Tala be the next Chief Justice of Pakistan.

04:15There are some limits on the legislation of the parliament.

04:24Do you think the parliament is crossing its limits in this case?

04:29If the parliament says that we have abolished the constitution, will this be the law?

04:37Will the parliament say that we have abolished the courts?

04:42Sir, but in practice and procedure, the Supreme Court had allowed that the parliament can legislate.

04:48No, look at its limitations.

04:51Look at the case of Rawalpindi Bar Association.

04:54There are some essential features in it.

04:57These are not new jurisprudence.

04:59Look at the jurisprudence of India.

05:02Look at the parliament.

05:06So the parliament is not completely free in legislation?

05:09The parliament is sovereign, but sovereignty has its limits.

05:40And I am sure that they will be okay with this and support us.

05:43Sir, this was happening in Article 8.

05:46Forget about one thing, I am talking about the assembly.

05:49And if anyone has any objection on that, we will discuss it.

05:53The rest are two or three things.

05:56Fundamental rights.

05:58Fundamental rights are not being deleted at all.

06:01Neither are we doing it, nor should we do it.

06:05You just talked about 6 MNAs.

06:07And you said that someone's family was taken away.

06:10I said about one family, not about the rest.

06:13I completely deny this.

06:15If someone has done this to someone's family,

06:18to support the Constitutional Amendment,

06:20it is a big insult if someone has done this.

06:22But they didn't do it. I deny it.

06:24The rest are hidden by their own will.

06:27They are not hidden.

06:28They are in contact. They are not.

06:30I have told you this story before.

06:32I have told you this story before.

06:33So you are saying that you gave money to all of them.

06:36You must have given money.

06:37No one is ready to ask for a ticket.

06:39You drove a ticket earlier.

06:40The ticket is not valid.

06:41So you must have given money to them.

06:42The ticket is ours.

06:43How do you know if it is valid or not?

06:45Sir, we knew that it was valid.

06:47When Maryam said that,

06:49I am giving you an example.

06:52When she said that, she was right that my ticket was valid.

06:55Because at that time, the Muslim League Moon Challenge was going on.

06:58Thank God, you have accepted this.

07:00You have accepted that 20 people did not give them money.

07:04You have accepted this.

07:05Sir, I was showing you the video at that time.

07:07It was a matter of vote.

07:08Maybe they have taken the tickets.

07:10Largely, people were behind the tickets.

07:12And the Muslim League Moon Challenge was going on.

07:14It was a matter of vote.

07:156-7 people have gone.

07:16It was not a matter of vote at that time.

07:176-7 people have gone.

07:21They should know what they are doing.

07:23What were they doing at that time?

07:2420 people were broken.

07:25What are they doing now?

07:27Sir, please explain this to me.

07:28Because at that time, I understood

07:29what they were doing.

07:3020 people were broken.

07:31They were thinking that the next election is ours.

07:32What is their politics?

07:33What is the politics in Pakistan today?

07:35Please tell me.

07:36Sir, they have not been in politics for 1.5 years.

07:38They have not been in politics for 1.5 years.

07:39Listen, listen.

07:40They have not been in politics for 1.5 years.

07:42You said 30 containers.

07:43I say it should be 50.

07:44The speech that Gandapur gave here,

07:47that is a speech.

07:48You do not know that this speech will be given.

07:50Atif Khan is saying before that.

07:52I will take a break.

07:53He is saying before that.

07:54I will take a break.

07:55He says that the speech that I am telling you.

07:57They are not trainers.

07:59I thought he was talking about the speech of Gujranwala.

08:01He has been saying this for a long time.

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