"Constitutional Amendments Bill ki Manzoori Main Mehnat Meri Nahi Balkay Maulana ki Hai..." Bilawal Bhutto

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#constitutionalamendment #constitutionalamendmentbill #asifzardari #bilawalbhuttozardari #asifalizardari #nationalassembly #imrankhan #pti   "Constitutional Amendments Bill ki Manzoori Main Mehnat Meri Nahi Balkay Maulana ki Hai..." Bilawal Bhutto

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00:00In the success of Bill, the greatest effort is not mine, but of Moulana Fazl-ur-Rehman.

00:13I understand that the character of Moulana Fazl-ur-Rehman in this whole process

00:20will not only be remembered by history,

00:25but today, if I am standing on this floor with pride

00:30that I am following this constitution,

00:35then Moulana Fazl-ur-Rehman is playing the biggest role in this.

00:42And as much as we have interacted with each other in the last two months,

00:56I would like to say that if I believe in Pakistan's politics after my father's presidency,

01:07then he is Moulana Fazl-ur-Rehman.

01:25Allah has said,

01:28وَتُعِزُوا مَنْ تَشَىٰ وَتُزِلُوا مَنْ تَشَىٰ

01:33And as much as we have respected our parliament,

01:40our constitution,

01:43our constitution,

01:47Moulana Fazl-ur-Rehman plays the biggest role in this.

01:52As far as this constitution is concerned,

02:01I would also like to say that,

02:04Mr. Speaker, for me,

02:07for me,

02:10if I believe in a book after the Quran,

02:20then it is the constitution of Pakistan.

02:24It is the constitution of Pakistan.

02:27It is the constitution of our Islamic Republican Republic of 1973.

02:36At the time of the constitution of 1973,

02:41I would like to remind that even in those days,

02:45The Ulema-e-Islam Jama'at sat on those benches and the Pakistan People's Party sat on those benches.

02:53Even in those times, there was political disagreement and it was on the rise.

02:59If today's politicians, if today's people of Pakistan think that the disagreement between the Prime Minister and today's leader

03:14and the political polarization is on the rise,

03:24then we should remember that when Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was the Prime Minister

03:32and the Ulema-e-Islam Jama'at had disagreements,

03:38then too, our political and ideological disagreement was on the rise.

03:45But when it came to Pakistan, when it came to democracy, when it came to constitution,

03:55then we forgot all the disagreements and sat on a table and established a consensus

04:02and got our constitution passed.

04:07At the time of the 18th amendment, according to the political situation of that time,

04:22by forming a consensus on political disagreement, by making a historical constitution,

04:30we got rid of all the black laws that were in our constitution,

04:37with the permission of the judges.

04:40We got rid of all those black laws from our constitution.

04:47And even then, it was a historical act.

04:51Today's political situation is different.

04:56We have our own political ground realities.

05:01The political space that exists in Pakistan's politics today for political parties,

05:08the political space that exists today was not as much in 2008 as it was in 1973.

05:15But the test of a politician is that

05:20how much space you get, how much you can play in that space.

05:26And I think that in the current political situation,

05:31when the situation of political polarization and political partisanship is in front of you,

05:41when it is generally given the impression that

05:47Pakistan's politicians are not even ready to shake hands with each other,

05:54where the government, the government's allies, the largest party of the opposition,

06:05we do not have much contact with them.

06:10In this situation, the consensus that could have been formed,

06:18that consensus was possible.

06:21We got it and in the form of the 26th Constitution,

06:27today, God willing, we are going to pass it through the National Assembly.

06:33Undoubtedly, our friends, the opposition parties,

06:42they are not voting for this bill.

06:46Undoubtedly, they do not. This is also their right.

06:49But I think that more than the government bill,

06:56more than the government bill,

06:59the points in this,

07:01of the government, that is, of the government,

07:04of the Muslim League,

07:06will be the lowest points.

07:09If there are more points in this,

07:15then the Pakistan People's Party,

07:19JUI,

07:21and 99.99% of the objections were from the PTI.

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