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00:00We will bring our judicial reforms.

00:02Legislation and legislation cannot be done through court.

00:06You will make judicial appointments according to our rules.

00:10We will make a legal court so that no other Prime Minister is put on the throne.

00:17A loyal legal court will have to be made.

00:21Bilawal sir addressed this issue today.

00:25He told many shortcomings in the judicial system.

00:27Courts have failed to give justice.

00:30He was absolutely right.

00:31Many political cases are pending.

00:33Courts have been political in the past.

00:37For example, from Saqib Nisar's dam fund to Iftikhar Chaudhary's suo moto,

00:42the court's role was mentioned, criticized and said that reforms are needed.

00:47It was also said that 90% of the court's time is spent on legal cases.

00:51I am sure that no one will tell you not to make reforms.

00:56There should be a legal court.

00:58There can be a lot of discussion and debate on this.

01:02This system really needs to be changed.

01:06But is the issue to be rectified by the Supreme Court or is it to be rectified?

01:11The first Chief Justice will appoint the Prime Minister.

01:15The other judges will also consult the Chief Justice in the same way.

01:19Do you want to make a loyal legal court?

01:24Or do you want to make a separate court of your choice that looks at legal cases?

01:29Do you want to appoint at least five judges?

01:33Or do you want to appoint five judges of your choice?

01:36Will you appoint a good judge as the Chief Justice?

01:40Or do you want to appoint a judge of your choice as the Chief Justice?

01:44Who will give you the guarantee of the system?

01:46Do you want to make a legal court for the wider interest of the country?

01:50Or do you want to put an end to out-of-control judges?

01:56Because this is how your government can function.

01:59The real issue is not the constitution, but the intention.

02:03First it was said that the Chief Justice should be given an extension.

02:06Then it was said that the age of the judges should be reduced to 68 years.

02:09So that he can get an extension.

02:11It didn't happen.

02:12Then it was said that the government should elect the Chief Justice from a panel of five judges.

02:17Now the People's Party has started a campaign to make a legal court.

02:21Because those three or four cases didn't work.

02:25So now it is said that a legal court should be made.

02:27And who is packaging it?

02:28Mr. Bilawal is packaging it and running it very aggressively.

02:32If the intention is right, then people play a strong role in all these reforms and debates.

02:40But if it seems that to achieve political results,

02:44or something is being done on the basis of politics,

02:47then there will be safeguards as well.

02:52Mr. Bilawal is doing it.

02:53I am sure that in the future,

02:57we will see where he takes it.

02:59The decision will be made in due course.

03:02Today Irfan Siddiqui also tweeted.

03:04Eight-point judicial decision has raised a very serious question.

03:09If a decision ignores the two-point and non-proposals of the constitution,

03:13or if it ignores them and writes a constitution of its own accord,

03:17and evaluates the results of its own accord,

03:19then what should the Parliament, which makes the constitution and laws,

03:22and swears by its safeguards, do?

03:25Should it accept the constitution, or should it compromise with the constitution for any decision?

03:30When he wrote such heavy and basic words in this tweet,

03:34I got tears in my eyes.

03:37MashaAllah.

03:39Mr. Irfan Siddiqui,

03:40when it comes to the explanation of the Supreme Court related to the constitution,

03:43and even if the decision of the court is not liked,

03:46then the decision has to be accepted.

03:50If on the decision of the court,

03:52instead of acting upon it,

03:54an explanation of its own accord is started,

03:56and declarations are taken in the way of rebellion,

03:58then the institutions are destroyed.

04:01Your politics shines,

04:02but the system keeps falling down.

04:04And the destruction of the institutions

04:06destroys the system of democracy and this country.

04:09You used such good words,

04:11that what should the Parliament,

04:13which makes the constitution and laws,

04:15and swears by its safeguards, do?

04:17On 8th February,

04:19when such serious questions arose,

04:21at that time,

04:23what did the Parliament,

04:25which makes the constitution and laws,

04:27and swears by its safeguards, do?

04:29How did it give safeguards to the constitution and laws?

04:33On 8th February,

04:35your party is one of those

04:37who get the results of their will.

04:39And you and your party

04:41are one of those who take advantage of it.

04:43The constitution forces you

04:45to conduct such elections,

04:47or you force it yourself.

04:49You know this too.

04:51Now decide,

04:53whether you want to accept the constitution

04:55or the system created by the constitution.

04:57We have to rectify the whole system

04:59and all the institutions of this country.

05:01The judicial system is one of them.

05:03But which other institution

05:05is working properly in this country?

05:07Which institution,

05:09whether good or not,

05:11is not so bad?

05:13Courts are not strong

05:15only by appointing a judge.

05:17Their decisions are strong

05:19by accepting them.

05:21They are strong by making them non-political.

05:23By appointing a good legislator

05:25and a good judge,

05:27they make the system better.

05:29Even today,

05:31when you are arguing

05:33that the system should be strong,

05:35the election commission is thinking

05:37whether it should accept the decision or not.

05:39It is thinking because

05:41whatever it has to achieve in the future,

05:43it will suffer a loss by accepting the decision.

05:45Do not create an atmosphere of war.

05:47Make the system better.

05:49If the system is better,

05:51it will move towards improvement.

Judicial Reforms not Possible without a Constitutional Court? Bilawal Bhutto Addresses | Kashif Abbasi Analysis

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