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Political And Economical Crisis in Pakistan - Kashif Abbasi's Critical Analysis

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00:00Even today, there was a debate on constitutional courts.

00:03Press conferences are being held from the government's side.

00:07Evidence is being given for how important constitutional courts are.

00:10In the Western countries, there are constitutional courts.

00:13Italy, Germany, Egypt and other countries' cases are being given all day long.

00:19But the question is, is this a constitutional debate?

00:22Is this happening because the country's system needs to be improved?

00:25Or is this happening because we have to get rid of a few judges

00:29who need to be removed?

00:32This debate has reached here from many places

00:36that we need a constitutional court in this country.

00:38You must remember, the first thing that started

00:43was to increase the age of each judge to 68 years

00:47so that this thing goes on for three years.

00:50Then the second debate was that let's do a tenure for the Judges of Pakistan.

00:53Let's increase that so that the matter goes on.

00:57When these two things didn't work out,

00:59then they said that let's make one of the top five judges the Chief Justice.

01:04And in the end, this matter of constitutional court

01:08or this proposal came forward

01:10in which the Chief Justice will be a retired judge.

01:14He will be 68 years old.

01:16He will be appointed by the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

01:19And he can only be one person.

01:20I mean, no one like me can do this job.

01:25We all know, and I'm talking about this proposal.

01:28Bilawar Bhutto himself came to the TV program yesterday.

01:31He went out to defend today.

01:33He said that the first proposal of the Muslim League was 68 years old.

01:37What did he say?

01:38The initial proposal of the government was to bring reforms for age.

01:43The counter proposal of the Pakistan People's Party was not to do this.

01:47Bring constitutional courts.

01:48And instead of increasing the age,

01:50the opinion of the Pakistan People's Party was that

01:53you should reduce the age of the judges.

02:23And who is going to control it, that is a long debate.

02:43Mr. Shabaz Sharif, Mr. Bilawar, we are trying to do this on our own.

02:48The real purpose is to push the political opponents.

02:51That is why this debate should not take place.

02:55There should be judicial reforms.

02:57There should be justice.

03:00Justice should reach people in an easy and good way.

03:04This should be the thought.

03:06But what was the attempt of the Muslim League government?

03:08To somehow restore this.

03:11They played a game of head-to-head.

03:12What did they not do?

03:14Then they came to the real guard of the mirror.

03:16Bilawar Bhutto, who is also the champion of democracy,

03:18becomes the champion of the People's Party.

03:20Maulana kept going around the other united parties.

03:24Meetings were held.

03:25Complete efforts were made to make peace with each other.

03:27But nothing happened.

03:29The attempt to convince Maulana failed.

03:32What does Maulana think about this law?

03:34Today he told us.

03:35Listen to what he says.

03:36This was such a dangerous competition.

03:38This nation and country could not have been more treacherous in trust.

03:43If we had been with it.

03:45It could not have been more treacherous in trust.

03:48This is Maulana's opinion.

03:50Looking at this competition.

03:52What do you think will happen?

03:54When Bilawar came to the defense.

03:56Many interviews came to him suddenly at night.

03:59He also said that there were many points about which even he did not know.

04:05Listen to what he said.

04:06Absolutely.

04:07There will be one or two points that the government wanted to get through its mirror.

04:11But there are some points that were not in my knowledge.

04:15There are some points that were not in my knowledge.

04:19This was such a competition.

04:21It was being said again and again.

04:23The law minister was saying.

04:25I don't know.

04:26I just got it.

04:27Deputy Prime Minister was saying that I have not seen the competition.

04:30And when Bilawar said this.

04:33Many people were saying that there was no competition.

04:35What are you arguing about?

04:37So Maulana said a very good thing.

04:39Nowadays Maulana is a champion of democracy.

04:41So let's quote him.

04:43If there was no competition, what was given to us?

05:04What do they want to do?

05:06This is the real question.

05:07Did anyone in the government know what to do?

05:10Did they know leadership?

05:11Or were they all ready to put their thumbs up?

05:13On Sunday night.

05:15Which mirror was being reformed?

05:18Which no one had a competition for.

05:20No one was allowed to see the competition.

05:24All the people were waiting in the parliament like sheep and goats.

05:26Waiting for 12 o'clock at night.

05:28When the session of the parliament was to take place.

05:30This is the proof of our political system.

05:32And the political parties' debauchery.

05:36What do we have?

05:38No politics, no government, no democracy.

05:40Even the reformation of the law.

05:42Which is the right of the parliament.

05:47The parliament has the right to reform the law.

05:50To make the law.

05:52It has to pave the way for this country to move forward.

05:54But what is this law?

05:55This is the law around which 25 crore people of this country have to rally.

06:01How do they want to do it?

06:03Is this how we want to do it?

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