Saal 2024.. Kya, Kab, Kyun aur Kaise?? Pakistan se juday aham waqat par ek nazar

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00:00Let's talk about the most important political events that happened in Pakistan.

00:05Since we talk about it on a daily basis all year round,

00:08we have kept this part of the program short and specific.

00:12We have talked a lot about international developments,

00:14which is generally not talked about much.

00:16But obviously, when this year started in Pakistan,

00:19it was a tumultuous year.

00:21It was a terrible year.

00:23It was a terrible year.

00:24Will there be elections in January 2024?

00:26If there are no elections, how will they be?

00:28Will there be a sign of change or not?

00:30In the midst of all this turmoil,

00:32on the 8th of February,

00:34elections were held in Pakistan.

00:36Many questions were raised,

00:38many terms were coined.

00:40Form 45, Form 47.

00:42This is a brief story.

00:43As a result,

00:44the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,

00:47Mr. Shahbaz Sharif,

00:49raised many questions in this regard.

00:52On the one hand, there were controversies

00:54about Mr. Dhanli,

00:55Form 45, Form 47.

00:56On the other hand,

00:57before this, Noon League pitched Mr. Nawaz Sharif

00:59as a candidate and Prime Minister

01:01in its election campaign.

01:06But very few people thought

01:08that PML will win

01:10and Nawaz Sharif will not be the Prime Minister.

01:12But this happened.

01:13According to the results of the elections,

01:15according to the official results,

01:17Pakistan Muslim League Noon took 75 seats.

01:20People's Party 54, MQM 17,

01:24Maulana Sahib 4.

01:25And the rest of the parties,

01:27Independence 101.

01:29And since the Pakistani Judiciary

01:31was not allowed to fight as a party in the elections,

01:33the issue of electoral signs and all that,

01:35the issue of party elections,

01:36101 free candidates,

01:38more than any other party,

01:39free candidates won,

01:40most of which were of the Pakistani Judiciary

01:43or the Sunni Tihad Council.

01:45This was the election of February,

01:47which was obviously the biggest political event of the year

01:49in Pakistan,

01:50and we are still witnessing its effects.

01:52Moving forward,

01:53in the month of March,

01:55in Pakistan,

01:57the most influential judicial decision in Pakistan's history,

02:03and I say most influential

02:05because as a result,

02:06Pakistan's elected Prime Minister

02:09was hanged.

02:10No other Prime Minister has been hanged in Pakistan.

02:12The Prime Minister went home,

02:13was deposed.

02:14A bullet was fired at Liaquat Ali Khan.

02:16A lot happened.

02:17Benazir Sahiba.

02:18But this hanging incident did not happen.

02:20But Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was hanged.

02:22As a result of a judicial process.

02:24As a result of a very controversial judicial process.

02:27In the year 2024,

02:28in the month of March,

02:30this decision to be made in 1979,

02:32the Supreme Court of Pakistan

02:34in a way reversed it

02:35and said that

02:36Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was not given

02:38the right to a fair trial before being hanged.

02:41From this perspective,

02:42from the perspective of optics,

02:43of course the person who was hanged

02:44cannot come back.

02:45But from the perspective of optics,

02:47it was a very big development

02:49that was recorded in history forever.

02:51Whenever we talk about Bhutto's hanging,

02:53whenever we talk about this in 2025,

02:55or after March 2024,

02:57this will remain incomplete

02:59until this is said.

03:00That yes, in 2024,

03:02the Supreme Court of Pakistan

03:03accepted that our predecessors

03:05had made a wrong decision.

03:07This development took place on 6th March.

03:09A lot of politics revolved around the court.

03:11Political decisions also revolved.

03:12So if we come forward,

03:13then in the month of March,

03:14PM Loon felt that

03:15a good time has begun.

03:17In February, Shahbaz Shahbaz became Prime Minister.

03:19Nawaz Shahbaz could not become.

03:20But in the month of May,

03:22Nawaz Shahbaz became the President

03:24of the Noon League again.

03:25When the bad time was going on,

03:27then not only was he removed from the post of

03:29Minister of Justice,

03:30not only did he leave his country,

03:31everything happened,

03:32he went to jail,

03:33he left the country,

03:34but he also lost the leadership

03:35of his own party.

03:36That is, the Muslim League Noon,

03:37Nawaz Shahbaz Shahbaz comes from Noon.

03:38Nawaz Shahbaz Shahbaz was told

03:40that because of these reasons,

03:41you cannot lead your own party.

03:43So Noon was removed from Noon.

03:45But in the month of May,

03:47everything was being reversed

03:49and Nawaz Shahbaz Shahbaz became

03:51the President of the Noon League again.

03:53Now, the election of February was held,

03:55but its effects continued to come.

03:57The special sessions that are held,

03:59according to the balance of victory of each party,

04:01were not given to the PTI,

04:02saying that your people have fought independently,

04:04there is no such thing as an independent party,

04:06and the seats are given to the parties,

04:08so you cannot get it.

04:09Then the PTI went to court,

04:10the whole process went on.

04:12In the month of July,

04:14the Supreme Court of Pakistan said that

04:16these special sessions should be given

04:18to Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf.

04:20They have not been given till date.

04:22In July, the Supreme Court said that they should be given.

04:24Now what was the effect of this?

04:26If these special sessions were given,

04:28would the government fall?

04:29No, the government would not fall.

04:30The numbers of the PTI would increase,

04:31but if the numbers would increase,

04:32then what would happen is that

04:33they would not get two-thirds,

04:34because they did not get it.

04:35If they did not get two-thirds,

04:36then they would have to put a lot of effort

04:38to amend the constitution,

04:39which was then imposed.

04:40Otherwise, it would have been simple

04:41that if two-thirds were obtained,

04:42then all the work would have been done.

04:44That could not be done.

04:45So anyway, and then we saw that

04:46the 26th amendment was also approved

04:48and everyone saw how it happened.

04:50In the month of August,

04:51Pakistanis heard another news

04:53that they had never heard before.

04:55There is a trial of military officers.

04:57It has rarely happened that

04:58the highest military officers have been tried,

05:00but that too happens anyway.

05:02But this was the first time in the history of Pakistan

05:04that a few years before Pakistan,

05:06the most powerful person was considered,

05:08Faiz Hamid Sahib,

05:09Lt. Gen. Faiz Hamid Sahib,

05:11who was DG ISI,

05:13who became very famous

05:15in the context of politicians and PTI.

05:17The Pak army officially said

05:19that we have taken our former officer,

05:21former DG ISI,

05:23the former head of the secret service,

05:25to our camp.

05:26He was taken to the military camp

05:28and now the trial is going on.

05:29It is not surprising that

05:30in the first few days of January,

05:31his official decision will come.

05:32Another development has also been made

05:33in that regard.

05:34On 12 August 2024,

05:36in the announcement issued by the ISPR,

05:38Lt. Gen. Retired Faiz Hamid

05:40was told about the court martial

05:42against him.

05:44In the Top City case,

05:46a request was received against the retired officer.

05:49This matter was sent to the Pakistan army

05:51through the Ministry of Defense.

05:53In April 2024,

05:55a high-level court of inquiry

05:57was ordered by the Pak army.

05:59Based on solid evidence,

06:01after the detailed inquiry was completed,

06:03the field general court martial

06:05has been started.

06:07The question is,

06:09will Imran Khan also be investigated?

06:11Can he also be trialed by the army?

06:13This is also a question.

06:14This development happened in the month of August.

06:17In September,

06:18there was a better news,

06:20a particularly better news,

06:22because before this,

06:23there was a speculation

06:24that the economy of Pakistan

06:25may become a victim of default.

06:26And obviously,

06:27that was a very bad news.

06:29The economy of Pakistan

06:31had to run on the basis of IMF.

06:35A lot of negotiations,

06:37a lot of negotiations,

06:38and a lot of negotiations continued.

06:39Finally,

06:40on September 25,

06:42IMF approved a bailout package

06:44worth $7 billion.

06:46$1 billion was received immediately.

06:48The rest was said to be given

06:50during the next 37 months.

06:51Anyway,

06:52in September 2024,

06:53Pakistan passed this stage of IMF.

06:56The 26th amendment

06:57that I was talking about,

06:58was passed in the month of October.

06:59On October 20,

07:00the 26th amendment was passed.

07:02On October 23,

07:03Mansoor Ali Shah did not become the Chief Justice,

07:05who was supposed to become the Chief Justice

07:06as a seniority.

07:07But then,

07:08because the whole book of laws and regulations

07:10was changed,

07:11then there was no restriction

07:12on the laws and regulations

07:13that Mansoor Ali Shah should be made

07:15the next Chief Justice.

07:16Senior most should not be made.

07:18It is not necessary that he should be made.

07:19That is why Mansoor Ali Shah

07:20is the judge of the Supreme Court today.

07:21But he could not become the Chief Justice.

07:23And on October 23,

07:24after the departure of Faiz Isha,

07:26Yahya became the Chief Justice.

07:28Before this,

07:29a lot of people thought

07:30that Faiz Isha would be the Chief Justice.

07:31But anyway,

07:32this could not happen.

07:33In the month of November,

07:34the heads of the forces of the Pakistan Army,

07:36not the forces,

07:37but all the forces of the Pakistan Army,

07:38were made Chief Justice

07:39not for three years,

07:40but for five years.

07:41This means that

07:42all the heads of the forces,

07:43including Asim Munir Sahib,

07:44will not retire

07:45on the third year of their term,

07:46but on the fifth year

07:47of their term

07:48from their post.

07:49All these things

07:50continued.

07:51During this time,

07:52Pakistan Justice Movement

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