"Sher Afzal Marwat is a man of honor; if Imran Khan asks him to resign, he will.." Ali Muhammad Khan

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00:00So, if the party proceeds with that,

00:04yesterday, Mr. Naqvi was confirming that we will write to the Speaker

00:07that the party has lost its confidence on Ali Amin,

00:11so they will be de-seated.

00:12If that happens, then it will be more difficult to reverse it.

00:16So, shouldn't the party delay that phase?

00:23I think political parties are a group of people with different views.

00:30We are not a military battalion.

00:31Every person has their own way of running things.

00:34Your strength is based on their qualities.

00:37Everyone has weaknesses.

00:39As far as Mr. Naqvi is concerned,

00:45he is a senior to me.

00:46I have a lot of respect for him.

00:47He has a lot of commitment to the party.

00:50We will request him to be a little soft-spoken for a few days.

00:55Technically, since you have a legal background and you are a parliamentarian,

01:00is it possible that the party can take action against any individual

01:05because they are not involved in floor-crossing?

01:08Can you say to the Speaker that this is against the party discipline

01:17and you should de-seat them?

01:19Technically, is it possible?

01:23I think it can be done on two things.

01:25Either on floor-crossing, or you can support your party in terms of budget and finance.

01:30Yes, I agree with that.

01:33So, Mr. Marwad, if you want to de-seat someone in this situation,

01:40then it is only possible if they give you a statement.

01:45Generally speaking.

01:47Look, I remember the incident of Mr. Javed Hashmi.

01:56Mr. Hashmi is a politician of calibre.

01:59He had moral courage and he gave a statement.

02:03When he had a political disagreement with Mr. Khan,

02:06although our party has come to that,

02:09I remember some of our parliamentarians,

02:15when Mr. Khan asked for resignation,

02:17it was in 2014, I have taken you back a lot,

02:20we were sitting,

02:24Mr. Shah Mehmood Qureshi gave everyone a piece of paper and a pen,

02:28and there was a very tense atmosphere.

02:31Everyone signed.

02:33When he came to me, I said I will not sign.

02:35Everyone said, what?

02:37I took out my wallet from my pocket.

02:39I had written my resignation on my letter pad months ago.

02:42I said, I am ready to take it.

02:44So, at that time, two of our respected MLA's refused to resign.

02:51So, the moral standards are different.

02:54So, it is up to a person whether he wants to resign or not.

02:58I don't think he will get a chance.

03:00Mr. Marwad is a respectable man.

03:02If Mr. Khan orders him, he will resign.

03:04But God willing, he will not get a chance.

03:06Our senior leadership will play a role in this.

03:09Mr. Asad Qaiser is a senior person.

03:11Mr. Gaur is a gentleman.

03:13There are other people in it.

03:15God willing, CM Ganda Kaur will play a role.

03:17And all of them are sensible people.

03:19God willing, Mr. Umar Yusuf is an old politician.

03:21He is a position leader.

03:23I think someone will find a solution to this.

03:25And Mr. Khan, look, Mr. Khan,

03:27he is a very soft-hearted man from the inside.

03:30He has a lot of love and passion.

03:33We will talk to him later.

03:35I talked to him once.

03:37Let this also come on the record.

03:39He didn't let me meet him after November 15.

03:42He didn't let me meet him.

03:44But before that, we used to meet from time to time.

03:46By the order of the court.

03:48As a lawyer, I go, but they still don't let me go.

03:50I talked to Mr. Khan once.

03:52And Mr. Gaur is a witness to this.

03:54Call Mr. Gaur sometime.

03:56Ask him if Ali talked to him.

03:58Mr. Gaur was at a distance.

04:00A court proceeding was going on.

04:02I told Mr. Khan that I want to talk to you.

04:04I told Mr. Gaur to come here.

04:06I called him and stood with him.

04:08I told Mr. Khan that Mr. Khan, I have a request.

04:10If anyone talks to you about anyone here in jail,

04:14call that person too.

04:16No matter if I talk.

04:18Call the other person.

04:19Ali was saying this.

04:20Then you decide.

04:21I think Mr. Marwat has a right

04:23that at least once they are heard.

04:25After that, whatever the decision is,

04:27everyone will accept it willingly.

04:28Towards the end.

04:29What will you say in this?

04:31Mr. Khan left the third letter.

04:33But today,

04:34Mr. Asim Munir was quoted.

04:36Some of our journalist friends met him.

04:38He was going to a speech.

04:40He said, did you meet him?

04:41It was just a small talk.

04:42You heard his statement.

04:44In summary, he said,

04:46no, I didn't get the letter.

04:48And this was the impression

04:49that no one is interested in this letter.

04:52And the country is going on a good track.

04:54And these things are less important,

04:56unimportant, irrelevant.

04:58These were the words.

04:59This was the summary.

05:00So what does this mean?

05:02What did you mean by this?

05:06The world's great leaders

05:08write letters from jail.

05:10And they write books.

05:12Just like Nehru wrote

05:14Glimpses of History to Indira Gandhi.

05:16The letter he wrote from Naini Jail in India.

05:18He has such a big book.

05:20He chalked out the entire Indian history.

05:22Or from within the jail,

05:23great leaders like

05:25Nasir Mandela also wrote.

05:27And Gandhi ji wrote.

05:28And Wali Khan,

05:29our great leader,

05:30he wrote.

05:31So these letters will become a part of Khan's history.

05:34And he wrote this letter

05:36to the Chairman of the Tariq-e-Insaf.

05:38The former Prime Minister,

05:39the country's living legend,

05:41who has been serving the country

05:43at the national level

05:45for 54 years.

05:49And he has been doing it since the time

05:51when today's military generals,

05:53today's 22nd grade civilian officers,

05:56Secretary of Defense,

05:57Secretary of the Interior,

05:58or today's Chief Justice.

06:00He has been serving the country

06:01since he was in school or college.

06:03So we should listen to what he says.

06:05He is not talking about himself.

06:07He is talking about the country.

06:08He is talking about the country's development.

06:10He is pointing out the losses.

06:12And he wants that the country's people

06:14and institutions should not be separated.

06:16Everyone should be on the same page.

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