" Nahi Lagta Ke Mazakrat Hosakin Ge, Hamein Phir Ehtijaj Ki Taraf Jana Hoga. " Shaukat Yousafzai

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00:00Okay, first of all Mr. Shaukat please tell us about the civil disobedience, and then we will talk about the negotiations.

00:05What will happen about the civil disobedience call?

00:07People had to meet today and they were not allowed to meet Mr. Khan, otherwise they would have told us about the inaction today.

00:12So, if the access to the meeting is stopped for the next few days, then how will the PTI proceed with the civil disobedience cases?

00:22Thank you very much, Mr. Basmala.

00:24Look, the civil disobedience has already been announced.

00:28The civil disobedience case is still pending.

00:30Until Mr. Imran Khan himself takes back the case, no one can take it back.

00:36In addition, there was a prayer meeting for the martyrs on the 13th,

00:42which was postponed to the 15th.

00:46That's why it was delayed.

00:48Secondly, there was a committee for the negotiations.

00:52And our allies, Mr. Chakri and other people insisted that it should be delayed a little so that we can make way for the negotiations.

01:06So, I don't know if these negotiations will take place or not.

01:10But Mr. Shaukat, the Minister of Defense is obviously involved in this.

01:12He is a very senior person.

01:14And he is saying on television that he has just checked.

01:17When he was talking, he said that he has just checked again.

01:20You are a very senior political worker.

01:22You know better than me that it is a woman to talk on television and it is a woman to have an official contact.

01:26He says that no official request or message has been sent to Mr. Speaker through PTA.

01:34Mr. Shaukat, this should go, right? Do you agree?

01:36I can only pray that God gives wisdom and concern to this government.

01:40Look, my brother, the government always tells the opposition to come and negotiate.

01:45The opposition doesn't tell them to negotiate.

01:48You are saying that they should negotiate.

01:50And I understand that this is a good thing.

01:52So, they should have an official contact.

01:54Look, he used to come to the talk show every day.

01:58He used to show off that he is a politician.

02:00He used to show off that he is a politician.

02:02So, we made a committee for him.

02:04We offered him to negotiate.

02:06He used to invite us to the talk show and we used to invite him.

02:10Now, look, if you are in the government and the country is in trouble,

02:15you want the country to develop and the economy to improve,

02:19but can you bring political instability and improve the economy?

02:25What have you done?

02:27You are still in Punjab.

02:29Look, Mr. Shaukat, you are absolutely right.

02:32Sorry, I interrupted you.

02:33I was just talking to Mr. Javed.

02:35He was talking about Mr. Nanasan.

02:37He was saying from day one, talk to us.

02:39Talk to us.

02:40They don't talk to us.

02:41The political party should talk to the political party.

02:43So, that is absolutely right.

02:44But, secondly, if I ask you a question,

02:46if you have taken a step forward,

02:48that yes, let's talk,

02:49then what is the problem in making a formal request?

02:52Otherwise, the other person will say that Sanjeev's situation is such

02:54that he is not even sending a formal message.

02:57So, what is the point of talking to him?

02:58So, what is the point of sending him?

02:59No, unfortunately, the parliament has become impotent.

03:04If you look at it,

03:05Barrister Gauhar has given a speech inside the parliament,

03:08not outside.

03:09So, inside the parliament, he said that we are ready to negotiate.

03:13After that, Shibli Farhad gave a speech inside the senate.

03:16Come, let's sit together and talk.

03:18Look, this is the real problem.

03:20You don't give importance to the parliament.

03:22They have made such a big conspiracy

03:27Look, they didn't invite us.

03:29This is the first government.

03:31And we have a friend,

03:33he got up without eating,

03:35someone asked,

03:36didn't you eat?

03:37He said,

03:38they didn't ask at home,

03:39will you eat or not?

03:41So, this seems strange to me.

03:43The government is with them,

03:44they kill people,

03:45they don't let them do full-fledged struggle,

03:47they don't let them protest fully.

03:51So, I am not,

03:52I am surprised that either this government does not have the power,

03:55because Imran Khan was right,

03:57that you are negotiating,

03:59but it will be useless to negotiate with them.

04:02And today I have realized that the government has no mandate for this.

04:07You see,

04:08So, how will things move forward in this case, Mr. Shaukat?

04:11All this has started for a few days.

04:14What do you think will be the logical outcome of this?

04:16Nothing will happen?

04:18Zero?

04:19Look, I feel that we will have to go back to protesting.

04:23I don't feel that this government should accept this.

04:26The problem with the PMLN is that when you put your foot on their tail,

04:30then they are ready to accept everything.

04:32As soon as the foot is removed from the tail,

04:34they become a lion again.

04:36So, obviously, we are political people,

04:39what options do we have?

04:40We can only protest.

04:42But Mr. Shaukat, even after protesting,

04:44you saw that after two years,

04:45it didn't happen, right?

04:46What you wanted to do,

04:47it didn't happen.

04:48That's why you made a joke.

04:49Because we have to struggle.

04:50Look, our job is to struggle.

04:52What can political parties do?

04:54This is what the opposition can do.

04:56They can only protest.

04:57And we don't have the strength to go and attack them,

05:02who tell us that they are terrorists.

05:04They have weapons.

05:05I don't know which weapons.

05:06If we were terrorists,

05:07if we had weapons,

05:09then how would we have returned so soon?

05:12Then we would have fought back.

05:15But this is wrong.

05:16We should not blame each other.

05:18But Mr. Shaukat,

05:19Mr. Shaukat,

05:20these kinds of statements,

05:21the statement of the Prime Minister,

05:23would they help to bring the level of dialogue

05:26and to improve the overall environment?

05:28If the Prime Minister in the morning says,

05:30Imran Khan,

05:31don't request us for peace.

05:32You will bring weapons and we will fight back.

05:34Will this help to improve the environment?

05:36This is the reaction.

05:37Look, the PM's ministers

05:39do four press conferences all day long.

05:42Threaten,

05:43do tons.

05:44Look, he ran away.

05:45So, look,

05:47it was not a rainstorm that he ran away.

05:50If you shoot,

05:52then who can stand in front of the bullet?

05:54I call them honorable.

05:55If any of them is honorable,

05:57the bullet will fire

05:58and I will tell him to stand up.

06:00Look, we are political workers.

06:01We are not trained for this.

06:02We are not wearing steel jackets.

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