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[00:00:00] the issues can be resolved but the fact is that the
[00:00:04] government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is only doing politics of
[00:00:07] protests on roads and slogans and they only care about
[00:00:10] their politics and not about the interest of the state.
[00:00:14] The interest of the state is not paramount and especially the interest of those
[00:00:18] people who voted for them and brought them here is not dear to them.
[00:00:21] Now the same people of KP, you must have seen in various
[00:00:25] interviews that the same people are lamenting their decision
[00:00:29] that they sent such people to the assemblies. Now these people
[00:00:32] are unable to protect them. The health facilities
[00:00:36] and education facilities are far from being provided,
[00:00:40] and the demon of terrorism is constantly coming
[00:00:43] to deal with it. And they also seem to be standing
[00:00:47] aside from the efforts of the federal government. Well, Shahrukh, please say that
[00:00:51] you have raised a very important point regarding democracy
[00:00:54] and the constitution. So, undoubtedly,
[00:00:57] this is a big one for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:01:05] High Courts are available for this.
[00:01:18] Certainly, the matters are difficult. Now, the legal procedures
[00:01:22] are talked about to be adopted. But the democratic forces
[00:01:26] caution, played wish that the matters should be resolved in a better way.
[00:01:30] Now, you have seen
[00:01:34] that multiple rounds of negotiations have taken place.
[00:01:37] In all these rounds of negotiations, the federal government
[00:01:40] and influential circles have always shown flexibility.
[00:01:44] In various press conferences, the Interior Minister also stated that
[00:01:47] 99% of the issues have been resolved. But
[00:01:51] if someone wants to sabotage the mandate
[00:01:55] of dialogue given to the people of his own party,
[00:01:58] then it is only regrettable. Despite this, efforts are being made
[00:02:02] to ensure that why should the entire province be punished
[00:02:05] for the mistakes of a few stubborn provincial rulers in the form of terrorism.
[00:02:09] This entire province
[00:02:13] is kind of held hostage. Now
[00:02:17] the people there are sad that just like a
[00:02:20] person gets sick, their first wish is to go to the doctor
[00:02:24] the leadership of PTI was included. and the doctor will treat them. Now this matter is such that when
[00:02:28] terrorism happens there,
[00:02:30] the rulers there act as doctors, but when they go to them,
[00:02:34] they are not ready to treat them. They are not ready for this
[00:02:37] that we should solve the task given to us. The federal government tries
[00:02:41] to alleviate the sorrows of the people
[00:02:44] who voted for you. We fully support you,
[00:02:48] but their logic is strange. They are only on the roads,
[00:02:52] only raising slogans of protest. Sometimes in one city, sometimes in another city.
[00:02:55] So the public is worried and confused about where to go.
[00:02:59] So where should they go after all?
[00:03:02] Right, Shahrukh, please stay with us, and our correspondent Fahad Javed has joined
[00:03:06] us. Fahad, thank you for joining. You also have expertise in legal matters.
[00:03:10] This is a national policy and The current situation is that the federal cabinet meeting is underway under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz
[00:03:13] Sharif. And when we talk about the KP government,
[00:03:17] not only has concern been expressed over the situation of terrorism,
[00:03:21] of Russia, but concern has also been expressed over the KP government's deliberate
[00:03:24] disassociation from the war against terrorism. How do you see the situation?
[00:03:28] Yes, exactly. One of the important agendas
[00:03:34] Muhammad to the federation, this legal option is available of today's cabinet meeting was the situation of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which is becoming
[00:03:36] more alarming. Taking this into account, the provincial government
[00:03:40] is not taking steps to eliminate terrorism. This was a very big matter that was discussed
[00:03:44] in the federal cabinet today. This matter has been looked into.
[00:03:48] And now, before this, there were many options
[00:03:51] like imposing emergency or
[00:03:54] governor's rule. But the federal sources,
[00:03:58] our sources are telling us, that during the federal cabinet meeting,
[00:04:02] Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar contacted
[00:04:05] the head of JUI-F, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, and
[00:04:09] talked to him. After that, before going for the last option,
[00:04:13] the government has tried to reconcile through Maulana Fazlur Rehman,
[00:04:16] hoping that the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government will change its policy
[00:04:20] and cooperate with the federation against terrorism.
[00:04:23] Yes. Okay, Fahad, besides this, another important point is
[00:04:27] that they came with votes from the public for public rights and welfare.
[00:04:32] bonds of brotherhood, The agenda was something else, but if you look at their government, their governance style
[00:04:36] is about the denial of public rights. The people of the province
[00:04:39] are lamenting, there is no development, no talk of public welfare. Instead,
[00:04:43] instead of protecting the public from terrorism, they are expressing disassociation from it.
[00:04:47] So, legally, does this not fall under
[00:04:50] the category of punishable crimes? Yes, exactly.
[00:04:53] This is the third consecutive government of تحریک انصاف in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:04:57] They have been in power in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for 13 years.
[00:05:01] And their public agenda, the manifesto under which they have repeatedly
[00:05:05] taken votes from the public, included providing justice,
[00:05:08] basic rights to the public, including education, health, employment,
[00:05:12] and solving public problems. Their agenda
[00:05:16] and manifesto have never been implemented.
[00:05:19] There has been no development in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. There are many issues in the health
[00:05:23] department, and many issues in education.
[00:05:27] In addition, there was also a strike by young doctors there
[00:05:31] in recent days. These are all public issues.
[00:05:34] Along with this, a big problem was the association with terrorism.
[00:05:38] Various federal ministers
[00:05:41] have also expressed this concern many times.
[00:05:45] And whenever a terrorist incident has occurred in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:05:49] the provincial cabinet has never condemned it. They have never visited the homes
[00:05:52] of martyrs. And in the war against terrorism,
[00:05:56] when it comes to the National Action Plan, the Apex Committee of the National Action Plan
[00:06:00] held only one meeting by the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:06:03] Suhail Afridi, and after that, no other meeting was held. Now,
[00:06:07] in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, over 2600
[00:06:11] various
[00:06:14] But the provincial government's priorities do not include
[00:06:18] eradicating terrorism. For this, the police force also demanded
[00:06:21] a huge amount from them because the police stations there are built in a normal
[00:06:25] style, but due to terrorism, when a terrorist plants an IED there,
[00:06:29] more police officers die from its damage. The police were not given any act
[00:06:33] or equipped for this. So, the provincial government's
[00:06:37] entire agenda revolves around the founder of PTI,
[00:06:40] around his release. For this, courts are available,
[00:06:44] courts are available for relief. Before this, all the politicians went to court and got relief from the court.
[00:06:48] But they have always been engaged in the politics of protest, and their nature has always been
[00:06:52] to always attack Islamabad, stage sit-ins. They have promoted
[00:06:55] this kind of politics. Yes. Fahad, if we talk about terrorism,
[00:06:59] it is a very sensitive and important matter, and it certainly
[00:07:03] cannot be left unaddressed.
[00:07:06] If the government is showing flexibility and talking about resolving issues through dialogue,
[00:07:10] and if you consider this point as a weakness and your
[00:07:14] approach is the opposite, then what is
[00:07:17] the procedure according to the constitution, and how can it be imposed?
[00:07:21] Please update us on this as well. Yes, exactly.
[00:07:24] Before this, under the chairmanship of Speaker National Assembly Sardar
[00:07:28] Ayaz Sadiq, negotiations took place here,
[00:07:31] in which PPP and the government were included, while on the other side,
[00:07:37] They agreed on many matters, but after that,
[00:07:41] when it went to the provincial government, the provincial government remained stubborn.
[00:07:44] They brought those negotiations to a deadlock and ended them. No result could be achieved.
[00:07:48] There were clear points from the federation that the provincial
[00:07:52] government should formulate its policy for terrorism and clearly
[00:07:55] express its disassociation from terrorists, and
[00:07:58] the process of repatriation of Afghan refugees
[00:08:02] there must be done in all circumstances, because a national policy
[00:08:05] has been made that those who do not have Afghan visas here or do not have a visa
[00:08:09] or status to stay, they should go back to their country. This is how it happens all over the world,
[00:08:13] those who are illegal have to go back to their country, they are deported.
[00:08:17] So now all these Afghans are being deported who do not have visas.
[00:08:23] it is being done under it because terrorism is happening in Pakistan from Afghanistan.
[00:08:26] Many times we have presented this evidence in the UN also.
[00:08:30] In the meeting that was held under the auspices
[00:08:33] the Pakistani government also presented evidence that terrorism is coming from Afghanistan. But the
[00:08:37] provincial government is not supporting it at all.
[00:08:41] As far as legal option is available
[00:08:45] that they impose emergency and tell the President of the country
[00:08:48] and the President of the country gives powers to the Governor after which the Governor
[00:08:52] will impose Governor's rule and the Governor will
[00:08:55] run the affairs of the province. Yes, Fahad, you mentioned
[00:08:59] four times regarding negotiations. So, an agreement was prepared,
[00:09:02] there was consensus on it, then a U-turn was taken on it. Then after that, the differences
[00:09:06] remained as they were. And after that, if we see, the situation and statements
[00:09:10] coming from them are not very encouraging.
[00:09:12] So, national responsibility and then an agenda through which
[00:09:16] you convince the public and come to power,
[00:09:20] when you are operating totally opposite to it, how would you
[00:09:24] elaborate this situation? Legally, it is definitely punishable.
[00:09:27] They are also facing public reaction. Yes, exactly.
[00:09:31] They are also facing severe public reaction.
[00:09:34] It was widely said by the public within the province that they would come to Islamabad
[00:09:38] with a heavy mandate and bring many people, but now there is a long march situation,
[00:09:42] they have two to two and a half thousand people, people don't want to come,
[00:09:46] people don't want to come with them, people have seen them, they have also seen their affairs.
[00:09:50] Clearly, terrorism is because
[00:09:53] the people who are dying there, the people who are being martyred in terrorism,
[00:09:57] they are also Pakistanis, they are also citizens of this country. So the families
[00:10:00] of these people also have this question that where is the provincial government to whom we gave votes?
[00:10:04] And after the 18th amendment, the law and order situation, law and order,
[00:10:08] is the mandate of the province. It is the duty of the province to equip its police.
[00:10:12] There, the CTD department in Pakhtunkhwa has also not been properly
[00:10:15] equipped. The police stations have also not been updated according to the problems they are facing these days,
[00:10:19] and the modern weapons required for terrorism
[00:10:23] have not been provided to the police. Now, as you were talking about
[00:10:27] negotiations, an agreement was also prepared in that,
[00:10:30] and their national committee
[00:10:34] fully agreed on it. But when that matter went to the province, to the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:10:38] he sabotaged the entire negotiation process. Yes.
[00:10:41] Okay, Fahad, the public needs health,
[00:10:45] education, employment, and the situation here
[00:10:48] is that these constitutional responsibilities are being neglected just because
[00:10:52] they want the release of a prisoner, for which the forum is not the government
[00:10:56] but the court. Now, even the common person is expressing such an opinion.
[00:11:00] In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, political maturity and awareness are increasing.
[00:11:04] How much can this whole situation internally lead them into
[00:11:07] complications? Yes, exactly.
[00:11:10] If we look at the past, President Asif Ali Zardari,
[00:11:13] Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, and former Prime Minister Nawaz
[00:11:16] Sharif and Maryam Nawaz, along with other political leaders, also faced cases.
[00:11:20] They went to court, and they got relief from the courts. They were punished by the court,
[00:11:24] and they will get relief from the court. Legal avenues are available for this.
[00:11:30] The Supreme Court is available for this. The constitutional bench of the Supreme Court is available for this.
[00:11:34] They should go there, fight a legal battle, and if they win,
[00:11:38] then according to the law, the law will make its own way,
[00:11:42] and the founder will come out. But this protest cannot
[00:11:45] achieve that, because last time also when they protested and came here,
[00:11:49] Pakistan's image internationally cannot be like this that you
[00:11:53] come and attack the federation. All normal life here is affected
[00:11:56] because its international image goes very bad, and there is severe anger and resentment
[00:12:00] among all people, including the business community, regarding this that PTI
[00:12:04] should solve its problems, resolve its issues, and not do politics on the roads.
[00:12:08] This is also causing severe damage to the national economy. Yes. Right. Thank you very much,
[00:12:12] Fahad Javed, for updating us in detail. We will once again turn to our correspondent
[00:12:16] Shahrukh Shafiq and ask Shahrukh that in the context
[00:12:19] of the current situation, if we are evaluating this situation, then
[00:12:23] the situation is quite alarming.
[00:12:56] Shahrukh, please inform us whether the current situation in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government
[00:12:59] is due to a lack of leadership or a lack of understanding
[00:13:03] and wisdom to comprehend political matters. What would you say?
[00:13:07] We are informing you of an important news. A meeting of the federal cabinet
[00:13:11] is underway under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif. We will try to talk to our correspondent
[00:13:15] and discuss this situation further. We will inform you that the cabinet
[00:13:18] has expressed deep concern over the situation of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:13:22] According to cabinet members, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government's
[00:13:25] deliberate disassociation from the war against terrorism instead
[00:13:29] of eliminating terrorism is alarming.
[00:13:33] According to sources, before any final decision
[00:13:36] regarding Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a last effort will be made
[00:13:40] through Maulana Fazlur Rehman. During the cabinet meeting,
[00:13:43] Deputy Prime Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar
[00:13:46] also contacted Maulana Fazlur Rehman. These reports are also coming, and according to sources,
[00:13:50] the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government against terrorism
[00:13:54] If
[00:14:26] I sum this all up in one word, the word for it is
[00:14:30] short-sightedness. Nothing else can be said
[00:14:33] but short-sightedness. In such a province
[00:14:36] that has been ruled by one party for 13 years,
[00:14:40] they have adopted short-sightedness and have usurped the rights of the people.
[00:14:44] If the people had voted for them, today the same people
[00:14:47] are being shown stars in the day, their actions are continuing,
[00:14:51] sometimes in one city, sometimes in another city. Instead of providing health
[00:14:55] and education facilities to the people, they are constantly taking
[00:14:58] such steps that put their lives
[00:15:01] and their daily lives at risk.
[00:15:05] Every time their protests and sit-ins cause prices to rise even more.
[00:15:09] The prices of oil have increased due to a Gulf war,
[00:15:12] and on top of that, they are taking such steps.
[00:15:16] The supply chain is being affected, daily life is being affected,
[00:15:19] so what can be done about such a government except to grieve?
[00:15:23] But still, the political forces that have political
[00:15:27] maturity say that every possible
[00:15:30] last effort should be made, and that even though
[00:15:34] there is scope for governor's rule in the constitution,
[00:15:37] despite that, they should be brought to some discussion,
[00:15:41] and efforts should be made to crush the head of terrorism
[00:15:44] that is raising its head. Well, Shahrukh, if the matter has come to
[00:15:48] short-sightedness, then what is the fault of the public? And from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and all over
[00:15:51] Pakistan, the protectors of this homeland are sacrificing their lives.
[00:15:55] Why should they lose their lives
[00:15:58] like this? Why should the public carry their funerals?
[00:16:02] These bullets are from the government. In the government,
[00:16:05] we see that our police personnel
[00:16:25] are ready to end this war.
[00:16:29] Attacks are seen happening at various posts and places. But when
[00:16:33] the Chief Minister and his people
[00:16:36] roam in their various cities, such a situation does not arise.
[00:16:40] So what else should it be called if not a nexus
[00:16:43] that those forces that want to attack
[00:16:47] the public and law enforcement agencies,
[00:16:51] when these four or six people go out, they don't do it.
[00:16:54] So what should this be called if not a conspiracy?
[00:16:58] These are all the dots that are visible,
[00:17:01] but unfortunately, now
[00:17:04] they have got power in this province, and
[00:17:08] repeatedly, they are trying to worsen the situation. The federal
[00:17:12] government is making full efforts, political forces are making full efforts.
[00:17:15] Yesterday, the President and Prime Minister met, in which
[00:17:19] leaders of both big parties were present. They also pointed
[00:17:23] towards the same thing that it is better to look towards such an effort
[00:17:27] that can move forward in a better democratic manner.
[00:17:31] In this context, today Maulana Fazlur Rehman has been contacted,
[00:17:35] and They are our pride, our glory, and it is because of them that our homeland
[00:17:53] exists, who are always present on the borders, always ready to prevent
[00:17:57] any internal unrest. But
[00:18:01] this situation, in this matter, if we look
[00:18:04] at this cooperation a little,
[00:19:16] I welcome all respected
[00:19:18] cabinet members from the bottom of my heart.
[00:19:22] And I also welcome our other honorable
[00:19:26] officials. And I thank
[00:19:30] you that on Sunday,
[00:19:33] you attended
[00:19:36] this meeting at my request. We have not been able to hold a cabinet
[00:19:40] meeting for some time. There are two reasons for this.
[00:19:43] I had to go to America for the UN session.
[00:19:45] There was some engagement there,
[00:19:49] and then there were some other engagements as well.
[00:19:53] So, during this period, some important events took place that I want to share
[00:19:56] with you.
[00:19:59] First of all, Alhamdulillah, our IMF
[00:20:02] staff-level agreement
[00:20:04] has now been reached,
[00:20:06] and Inshallah, it should be hoped that
[00:20:09] this year, a tranche of
[00:20:12] 1.2 billion dollars will Inshallah arrive.
[00:20:16] I was in New York and met
[00:20:19] the MD of IMF. I want to share
[00:20:22] that with you. We brought
[00:20:25] that. But it's a long journey.
[00:20:29] You cannot cover the burden of
[00:20:32] 80 years overnight.
[00:20:36] But we will try day and night,
[00:21:50] and Inshallah, we will reach our destination.
[00:21:53] In this regard, when I came to London, the CEO of London Stock Exchange
[00:21:57] had invited me. After that ceremony, which you see every day on TV
[00:22:00] in New York, London, Japan.
[00:22:03] After the opening ceremony of the stock exchange, there were about six or seven
[00:22:06] delegations of top-class bankers,
[00:22:10] including Barclays Bank. Various delegations came,
[00:22:13] including Citibank, JPMorgan,
[00:22:17] and they said in different
[00:22:21] words, but one thing, that Prime Minister,
[00:22:24] you have made economic reforms
[00:22:27] in Pakistan. Pakistan
[00:22:31] is seen and in recent months,
[00:22:34] I met any head of state or international
[00:22:38] delegation, no one
[00:22:41] started the conversation without first
[00:22:45] saying, "Congratulations, we really
[00:22:47] appreciate the diplomacy Pakistan
[00:23:20] has done.
[00:23:23] We are very aware
[00:23:26] of it and we are grateful that you played a big role
[00:23:29] in the ceasefire." In this regard,
[00:23:32] the situation is now before
[00:23:35] us. Unfortunately,
[00:23:39] things got worse again and escalated.
[00:23:43] They went from the Strait of Hormuz to Bab-el-Mandeb.
[00:23:45] The situation there got even worse.
[00:23:49] So, even now, Pakistan is playing its role
[00:23:53] with full diligence and sincerity.
[00:23:56] The rest is in the hands of Allah Almighty. Other brotherly countries
[00:23:59] are also fully contributing to this
[00:24:03] with sincerity. And today, I want to say once again,
[00:24:06] please register this point that
[00:24:10] in this entire diplomacy,
[00:24:13] Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir has a pivotal role.
[00:24:17] There is no doubt about it. Absolutely.
[00:24:20] Certainly, the Deputy Prime Minister has made great efforts.
[00:24:24] Naqvi is sitting here, he has made efforts regarding Iran.
[00:24:28] So, this is a great team work,
[00:24:31] and may Allah accept it.
[00:24:35] All decisions are in His hands. Day before yesterday, I inaugurated
[00:24:38] the first technology park built by the federal government.
[00:24:42] And we have named it Danish Technology
[00:24:46] Park. This was started during the previous
[00:24:50] government's time. The Korean government
[00:24:53] gave a very soft loan for it. What was done to it
[00:24:57] was something that even outsiders cannot imagine.
[00:25:00] It became a story of destruction. It was in ruins
[00:25:03] when our government came into power. I don't want to go into any self-praise.
[00:25:07] The entire team,
[00:25:10] the concerned ministers, secretaries,
[00:25:14] including Madam Shahza
[00:25:17] Khawaja, played a great role, her secretary, Ad Gheeza
[00:25:20] Sahib, and step by step, the Finance
[00:25:24] Minister, our Ahsan Iqbal Sahib,
[00:25:27] everyone put in effort. But I think
[00:25:30] that in my life, many big projects
[00:25:33] came that troubled me a lot. But this was among those few projects
[00:25:36] that caused a lot of difficulty and pain. But
[00:25:40] Alhamdulillah, Alhamdulillah, it is now complete,
[00:25:43] and Inshallah, we will now
[00:25:47] replicate it all over Pakistan. I have told Ahsan Iqbal Sahib to get ready
[00:25:51] now. We will build such parks in Karachi,
[00:25:54] Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta, and other places,
[00:25:58] and in this way, not thousands, not lakhs,
[00:26:01] but millions of young boys and girls will be here.
[00:26:05] I will not go. Two or three
[00:26:08] important things to mention.
[00:26:11] Saudi Arabia is a very brotherly country
[00:26:14] of Pakistan. And a very
[00:26:18] trusted friend. Just as China is a very
[00:26:22] trusted friend of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is a very
[00:26:26] trusted friend of Pakistan. Throughout our history,
[00:26:28] our relations with them have been very
[00:27:02] affectionate, brotherly, and
[00:27:06] some of the senior members here,
[00:27:10] you are witnesses
[00:27:12] to how at various
[00:27:16] times the Saudi royal family,
[00:27:18] the Saudi government, the Saudi people
[00:27:22] have always held Pakistan's hand.
[00:27:25] We, with full
[00:27:29] our role as a mediator with Iran.
[00:27:32] Iran is our brotherly country,
[00:27:36] our neighboring country, and
[00:27:39] believe me, the sincerity
[00:27:42] and relations with Iran
[00:27:46] have grown so much in these months
[00:27:49] during this government. I don't remember
[00:27:53] any other time before this. And
[00:27:56] this journey is continuing.
[00:28:00] The Deputy Prime Minister keeps talking
[00:28:03] to Mr. Iraqchi. Mohsin Naqvi talks to his counterpart,
[00:28:07] visits. Field Marshal himself made visits.
[00:28:11] He remains in contact. So, our only goal
[00:28:14] is to establish peace in the region.
[00:28:17] But after the Strait of Hormuz, the bloody game
[00:28:20] that is being played in Bab-el-Mandeb
[00:28:23] is extremely regrettable. And for this,
[00:28:27] Pakistan's relations with Saudi Arabia, as I mentioned,
[00:28:30] are not just 80 years old
[00:28:34] but centuries old relationships of brotherhood,
[00:28:37] religion, and community.
[00:28:41] And now Pakistan is
[00:28:44] connected with it. We have bilateral
[00:28:47] agreements, trilateral agreements
[00:28:50] regarding defense. So, I believe that in this regard,
[00:28:53] what the Houthis are doing
[00:28:56] is extremely regrettable. No matter how much
[00:29:00] it is condemned, it is not enough. Pakistan has repeatedly,
[00:29:03] today also, said that
[00:29:06] there is no justification for the aggression
[00:29:10] being carried out against Saudi Arabia by the Houthis.
[00:29:14] A few weeks ago, there was a drone over
[00:29:18] Makkah Mukarramah, which they successfully
[00:29:21] negotiated. So, who,
[00:29:25] from Kuala Lumpur to
[00:29:28] the West, the entire Muslim Ummah
[00:29:32] is Makkah Mukarramah,
[00:29:35] Baitullah, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
[00:29:39] has successfully
[00:29:43] negotiated. So, who,
[00:29:45] from Kuala Lumpur to
[00:29:48] the West, the entire Muslim Ummah
[00:29:51] is Makkah Mukarramah,
[00:29:55] Baitullah, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
[00:29:58] Who are the Muslims for the house that is Madina Munawwarah?
[00:30:23] And Pakistan will not tolerate any kind of aggression in any way.
[00:30:27] It is also the demand of our agreements
[00:30:30] and the demand of our
[00:30:34] and especially the sanctity of Madina
[00:30:38] Munawwarah and Makkah Mukarramah,
[00:30:42] its protection is the responsibility of billions of Muslims
[00:30:45] around the world, so I believe that this is a red line
[00:30:49] in this regard. We all pray to Allah Almighty that this
[00:30:53] matter is settled peacefully, otherwise
[00:30:55] Pakistan will support
[00:30:58] its Saudi brothers and sisters in every way.