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00:00A few moments ago, a notepad came in front of me.

00:02The schools in Islamabad have been shut down for tomorrow.

00:07If there is a one-day educational holiday, students are left behind.

00:12Will they shut down the school one day and then the next?

00:15How long will this continue?

00:18Will our students keep paying the price?

00:21The political instability that this country's political class

00:24and all stakeholders have to deal with and address.

00:28Whenever there is any kind of protest in the country,

00:32it has a tangible cost, which is in the money.

00:36And apart from that, it has an intangible cost,

00:38which is in the uncertainty of the political system.

00:42The damage caused by money can be estimated.

00:46Like our finance minister estimated it.

00:48And he said, listen to how much damage is caused.

00:52Our economic advisory wing, Ministry of Finance,

00:55they have estimated 190 billion rupees per day.

01:00If this goes on for two days, three days, four days,

01:03God forbid, it goes on for a week.

01:04What a loss to the economy.

01:08How much damage will this justice movement cause this time?

01:13The Interior Minister has said that there will be a cost for this too.

01:19He will tell us about it after the press conference.

01:24When this protest is over,

01:26we will tell you how much damage has been caused to the country,

01:28economy, people, business,

01:31so that people know the facts and make their own decisions.

01:35In this country, we have been seeing for the past ten years

01:38that if someone wants to protest politically,

01:40they are directed towards Islamabad.

01:42TLP has closed the city several times.

01:45Tariq-e-Insaf is directed towards Islamabad for protest.

01:48If Mullah Nazim Rehman's party has grievances with the judicial system,

01:51they come to Islamabad.

01:53We have seen that this has happened in the past.

01:56Different pressure groups come to Islamabad.

01:59But this time, the reaction we are seeing,

02:01especially from the government,

02:03in which everything is being said to be closed,

02:05how sustainable is this?

02:06How long will this go on?

02:08And the price of this will be paid by all stakeholders.

02:12We will also talk about the repercussions of this.

02:17But I have taken out some news reports.

02:19From 2013 to 2020, what damage has been caused by the protests?

02:22A loss of approximately Rs 1.5 billion was caused then.

02:25A loss of more than Rs 1 billion was caused by the 2017 TLP protests.

02:28These are all reported facts.

02:29How much damage was caused when the TLP protested in 2018?

02:33At that time, Chief Justice Saqib Nisar

02:35took notice of the damage caused by the protests.

02:37He said that the government should give an answer in three days.

02:40This is a matter of 2018.

02:41But even then, no solution was found.

02:44If Punjab is closed for a day,

02:47then the figures that are coming out,

02:48there is a loss of Rs 28 billion per day.

02:50The government figures say that

02:52the government has spent Rs 2.7 billion in the past

02:55to stop these protests and gatherings.

03:01But why are these protests and gatherings being delayed?

03:04Why is justice on the road at this time?

03:07Because they have a demand.

03:09They say that their mandate was snatched in the election.

03:11It should be sought out.

03:13It seems that there is no scope for it in the system.

03:16Then they say that our leaders should be released at this time.

03:20We are not seeing any signs of that either.

03:22So how will this debate settle?

03:24Is there a way forward?

03:25Or will we continue to travel in the same areas?

03:28We have invited Mr. Mifta Ismail to our program today.

03:32He is the General Secretary of the Pakistan Party.

03:34Mr. Zubair is a senior politician.

03:36Because the current state of affairs,

03:38in which the government and PTI are obviously stakeholders,

03:40they have a very maximal position.

03:42They are adamant on their position.

03:47So we ask Mr. Mifta Ismail and Mr. Zubair,

03:50as a neutral bystander,

03:52do you think that there is a solution to this situation?

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