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00:00It seems that the people's party has taken up the task of getting Aini Tarameem passed.

00:04Bilawal was not only defending Tarameem, but was also talking about the limits of Tarameem.

00:12And to get her passed, she had adopted a very assertive tone.

00:17It is surprising that Tarameem is being proposed by the current PMLN government.

00:23All the legwork and drafting of Tarameem is being done by the government.

00:30But the government itself is missing in action.

00:32We have not heard a single statement from Nawaz Sharif about Aini Tarameem.

00:37There is complete radio silence from Nawaz Sharif.

00:41We saw that the Chief Minister of Punjab did not comment on this matter.

00:45Today, when Bilawal spoke at the Sindh High Court Bar, the Chief Minister was sitting with him.

00:52That is, the Sindh government and Bilawal's party are pooling their resources for Tarameem.

01:01And today, Bilawal said in a very assertive tone that Aini courts will definitely come.

01:22This can't be done through the court.

01:24The court has taken the power to do Tarameem in the constitution.

01:29We can't do it.

01:30The judges say that it is their wish.

01:32My lord, my lord.

01:33This can't be done.

01:34If we want to make this judicial system powerful,

01:38there should be equality in every court.

01:41The Chief Justice of the Fakir court should be on rotation.

01:47Again, the Pakistan People's Party feels that the responsibility has been given.

01:51To make a consensus on this issue.

01:53To make statements on this issue.

01:54Today, Bilawal did a very interesting exercise.

01:56We saw that Vukla was present at the Sindh High Court Bar.

01:59People's wing.

02:00There were also their suggestions.

02:01He was also taking notes.

02:03He was also answering them.

02:04The matter of 63A came to light.

02:05And now this debate has come to the public.

02:10Because the Supreme Court has put a petition for the review of 63A.

02:14For the hearing on 30th September.

02:16So, Bilawal actively lobbied for the review of 63A.

02:22Listen to this.

02:24When we were doing the 18th amendment,

02:26we increased the definition of 63A because

02:31it was against the Pakistan People's Party.

02:33This was a strong policy.

02:35Sometimes in the form of IJI.

02:37Sometimes in the form of parasites.

02:38Sometimes in the form of patriots.

02:39Sometimes in some form.

02:41When this consensus was made,

02:43that to combat the floor crossing,

02:45the members of the parliament will have to follow the guidelines of the party line.

02:51If they decide, for any reason,

02:53to go against the party line,

02:55then they use the vote.

02:58It is counted.

02:59And then they have to fight by-election with the public.

03:04Now, it is not so easy to bring the amendment.

03:06Because the government's own numbers are not complete.

03:09Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman has asked for at least one month to read the draft.

03:15One draft is with Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman's Jamaat.

03:18One draft is with Bilawal Bhutto's Jamaat.

03:21The PMLN's own draft has not yet come to the fore.

03:24Many of their own MNAs or senators have not seen that draft.

03:29So, how to pass this amendment?

03:31For that, a review of 63A is required.

03:34So that those who belong to different parties can vote.

03:38Their vote should be counted.

03:39And they should not be incompetent.

03:41So, is this the first step towards which Bilawal Bhutto is pointing?

03:45Because it is not just about bringing the amendment.

03:47They have to pass it as well.

03:48Before the program, I have with me Bilal Azhar Qayani,

03:50Renwa Pakistan Muslimi Nawaz,

03:52Barrister Umair Niazi,

03:53and I belong to Tehreek-e-Insaf.

03:55Let me start with you, Mr. Bilal.

03:57You have outsourced the People's Party.

04:00To make a consensus on the amendment,

04:02to make an opinion in the public domain,

04:04to include the input in the final draft.

04:07Because Bilawal is playing on the front foot.

04:09We have seen PMLN missing in action since that day.

04:13Bismillah-e-Rahman-e-Rahim.

04:14Mariya Sahiba, thank you for having me on the show.

04:16Look, it is not like that.

04:18I think the thing is that there are many things

04:20on which we and the People's Party agree.

04:23Constitutional courts is one of those things.

04:25So, our leadership has been quite vocal.

04:27On the floor of the house, you saw Khawaja Asif,

04:29Azam Tarar.

04:32And even after that,

04:33continuously on talk shows and other forums,

04:36Azam Tarar spoke yesterday in a press conference

04:38as a law minister.

04:40Mr. Bilawal has his own opinion

04:42and he feels strongly about constitutional courts.

04:44So, he is also there.

04:45Naturally, ownership will come from other parties

04:48only then will a unanimous amendment be possible.

04:51Given the fact that you need two thirds majority

04:53in both the houses separately.

04:55This is the one bill that cannot be passed in a joint sitting.

04:58So, I think the more the merrier.

05:02Constitutional courts is one of those things

05:03on which we agree.

05:05And I totally agree with this argument of the constitutional courts.

05:08That is your joint suggestion, right?

05:10That is also in the constitution.

05:12But we have not heard Mr. Nawaz Sharif's opinion

05:15in the public domain.

05:17That day he came to vote.

05:18Apparently, when the constitution came to know

05:20that the vote was not complete,

05:21he went back.

05:22Now, with such a big consensus,

05:23you are bringing a legislation.

05:25He is the Prime Minister three times.

05:27What does he think about this?

05:28Tell people.

05:29Look, it is not necessary that he speaks verbally on everything.

05:32But when Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif

05:34when his government has moved a bill

05:36and Mr. Shahbaz Sharif is the nominated Prime Minister of Mr. Nawaz Sharif.

05:42So, he is acting on for the party.

05:45So, there is no need for his opinion?

05:47No, look, for example,

05:48you take the example of People's Party.

05:50Mr. Zardari does not have to say this.

05:51Mr. Bilawal is saying.

05:52So, it is accepted as a fact that the party is speaking.

05:54In our case, when Mr. Shahbaz Sharif,

05:56both as Prime Minister

05:57and as a very senior member of the party,

05:59Mr. Nawaz Sharif is saying something.

06:01So, that carries weight on Mr. Nawaz Sharif.

06:03So, I don't think Mr. Nawaz Sharif needs to speak verbally.

06:05But naturally,

06:06on such a constitutional amendment,

06:08our party or the government would not have this stance

06:10if Mr. Nawaz Sharif's approval.

06:11So, I think that is a given.

06:12So, what happened that night?

06:13When the vote was not completed,

06:14Mr. Nawaz Sharif came.

06:15He had these assurances that the vote will be completed.

06:18He came to vote, right?

06:19Because when he found out that the vote was not being completed,

06:21then he went back.

06:22So, was he ignorant that night?

06:23Or was he given assurances?

06:25That is a very sloppy execution.

06:27Look, I think that

06:29some people thought that

06:31maybe Mr. Maulana had also agreed.

06:33There was a debate.

06:35A few days ago,

06:36a discussion was going on verbally.

06:38You saw that Mr. Shabaz Sharif had also met Mr. Maulana.

06:40Mr. Zardari had also met.

06:41Other meetings and discussions were going on.

06:43So, I think the people who were

06:45at that time,

06:46steering this entire process,

06:47perhaps felt that

06:48maybe there will be an agreement in this timeline.

06:50But as it turned out,

06:51that Mr. Maulana was not agreeing on some things,

06:53which is possible on such important things.

06:55So, today, where we stand is that

06:57even today, a discussion is going on

06:58on the constitutional amendment.

06:59And who will finalize it?

07:00Will it be the People's Party?

07:01Will it be the PMLN?

07:02Will there be a joint?

07:03Or will there be a separate version?

07:04Look, I think,

07:05I am sure everyone will get input.

07:06Eventually,

07:07if this comes in the form of a government bill,

07:09then naturally,

07:10the Law Minister and AG

07:11will be the only people

07:12who will hold the pen.

07:13But there is no harm.

07:14Naturally,

07:15everyone can have their papers

07:16on the constitutional amendments.

07:17Every party can have their papers.

07:18People's Party has

07:19Farooq Naik Sahib

07:20and many other parliamentarians

07:22and people who understand the constitution.

07:24Similarly, JUI has

07:25Kamran Murtaza Sahib and many people.

07:26So, there is no harm

07:27that people have their drafts.

07:28Fine.

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