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[00:00:12] Emergency imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. On the advice of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif,
[00:00:15] President Asif Ali Zardari signed the summary. Under Articles
[00:00:19] 232 and 234 of the Constitution, on the recommendation of the Federal Cabinet,
[00:00:22] the Prime Minister had sent the summary to the President. The President reviewed
[00:00:26] the security situation in the province, reports of institutions, and negotiations.
[00:01:00] A meeting of the Federal Cabinet was held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif.
[00:01:04] Cabinet members expressed concern over the terrorist situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:01:07] They termed the provincial government's deliberate disengagement from the war against terrorism
[00:01:11] as alarming. Before the final decision regarding Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:01:14] a last effort was made through Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
[00:01:18] گئی۔
[00:01:23] After the imposition of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, an 11-member advisory council
[00:01:27] was formed under the leadership of Governor Faisal Karim Kundi. Kifayatullah.
[00:02:02] The federal government decided to impose emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa according to the constitution.
[00:02:05] PTI did not give a positive response during negotiations. According to the constitution,
[00:02:09] the governor has the authority to exercise the powers of the provincial government.
[00:02:13] Terrorist incidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had become commonplace. The PTI
[00:02:17] provincial government is not serious about eliminating terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:02:20] Law and Justice Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar's news
[00:02:23] conference.
[00:02:27] In negotiations with the opposition, the war against terrorism was discussed. Despite four
[00:02:31] changes in the draft,
[00:02:33] terrorist organizations the opposition backed out of negotiations. It is hoped that matters will be settled
[00:02:36] through talks to the last extent. The situation in 12
[00:02:39] districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is very bad. The contacts between the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government and the Taliban
[00:02:43] are an open secret. Peace and order will be ensured
[00:02:47] in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at all costs. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's news
[00:02:50] conference.
[00:02:55] Let's talk about this a bit. Terrorism and unrest were at their peak in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:02:57] but not even 10% of Pashtuns The administrative situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was on the verge of collapse.
[00:03:00] The PTI government became a facilitator for terrorists instead of protecting the people.
[00:03:04] Power sharing between terrorists and the PTI government had reached a stage.
[00:03:07] The provincial government had deep ties with terrorists.
[00:03:11] The advisory council will ensure measures for lasting and sustainable peace in the province.
[00:03:14] Information and Broadcasting Minister Ataullah Tarar's news
[00:03:18] conference.
[00:03:22] First meeting of the 11-member advisory council of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Peshawar.
[00:03:26] Governor Faisal Karim Kundi presided over the peace and order of the province.
[00:03:33] 1947, I believe
[00:04:09] from them?
[00:04:30] The entire Muslim Ummah is united for it. Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz
[00:04:34] Sharif.
[00:04:37] The Prime Minister expressed grief over the injury of six Pakistani
[00:04:40] citizens in a Houthi attack at King Khalid International Airport. The Pakistani embassy in Riyadh
[00:04:43] is in close contact with Saudi authorities and is providing all possible assistance
[00:04:47] to the affected families. Prayers for the speedy and complete
[00:04:51] recovery of the injured. Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif's statement
[00:04:54] They want to destabilize you on X.
[00:04:57] Deputy Prime Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar.
[00:06:12] Less funds were received by the districts in our province. Not a single project was done with those funds.
[00:06:16] They used those funds for sit-ins. Now the government has made a good decision
[00:06:19] by imposing an emergency there because
[00:06:23] due to the emergency, these people will come to peace.
[00:06:26] The Government of Pakistan and the Pakistan Army will
[00:06:29] jointly break the back of terrorists.
[00:06:33] And in
[00:06:35] Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the imposition of emergency due to the incompetent PTI government
[00:06:39] was called a day of salvation by the people of the frustrated province.
[00:06:43] Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been under the grip of an occupying group for the last decade, where corruption
[00:06:46] was rampant. All the money that the province received from the federation, they spent on sit-ins,
[00:06:50] which left the province far behind. We fully support the decision of the federation.
[00:06:54] Citizens of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa expressed their views.
[00:06:57] خیال۔
[00:07:02] After the emergency and governor's rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, celebrations in Peshawar. The public
[00:07:06] praised the federal government's action to ensure peace and stability.
[00:07:09] For the establishment of peace in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:08:45] Right on time!
[00:09:42] The main reason was that the provincial government
[00:09:46] was unable to control the rising terrorism and unrest
[00:09:49] in any way. If you look further,
[00:09:53] on one hand, you made efforts and failed,
[00:09:57] but there was no willingness
[00:10:01] to fight this terrorism. Today,
[00:10:04] the Prime Minister also spoke about this.
[00:10:07] The Prime Minister
[00:10:11] बात की वजीरम
[00:11:25] Their side regularly fires at the Pakistan Army so that you can
[00:11:29] divert their attention and they can succeed
[00:11:32] in their attempts to enter Pakistan.
[00:11:36] And unfortunately, you are seeing so many such incidents in recent days,
[00:11:39] but no work was being done on it. In controlling them,
[00:11:43] it is obvious that where the Pakistan Army was making sacrifices
[00:11:46] on the border, many measures
[00:11:50] قربانیاں دے رہی تھی وہاں پر جو بہت سارے
[00:11:53] اقدامات
[00:12:25] their connections with other terrorist organizations
[00:12:28] are increasing. If we talk about Europe, according to the National Interest Report,
[00:12:32] there is a lot of concern in Europe
[00:12:36] about this matter.
[00:12:38] They say that there are more than 20 terrorist organizations in Afghanistan,
[00:12:42] 13,000 foreign terrorists, and 6,000 terrorists of Fitna Khawarij
[00:12:45] are present. And in Pakistan,
[00:12:48] during 2025, the incidents of terrorism linked to Afghan soil
[00:12:52] are
[00:12:55] more than 5300, and there are more than 1200
[00:12:58] casualties in them. Then Pakistan is not the only country
[00:13:01] that is threatened by Afghan soil. Iran
[00:13:05] is also there, Tajikistan is also there, where attacks have taken place. You will remember an attack
[00:13:09] in which five Chinese citizens
[00:13:13] were also killed. So these
[00:13:16] are increasing from all sides.
[00:13:20] First, to talk about this
[00:13:23] defense.
[00:13:55] Look, I think the reality was 13 years, and the question arises
[00:13:58] what was your policy on terrorism? Was there any policy you conceived
[00:14:02] or was the federal government's policy implemented?
[00:14:05] There was nothing from that. Then look at the narratives.
[00:14:09] What narrative were they pushing
[00:14:12] that if the army is deployed on the border,
[00:14:15] how is terrorism happening? This is an imposed
[00:14:17] war. Then this war is happening for dollars.
[00:14:21] This narrative. And after that, you see
[00:14:29] that just as they are talking about the implementation of the National Action Plan,
[00:14:32] one session happened and after that there were no
[00:14:35] talks, so this shows your priorities.
[00:14:39] And how many times have you seen them condemn
[00:14:43] the terrorism happening from across
[00:14:47] the borders? How many times have they attended funerals
[00:14:50] and how many times have they said that we stand with
[00:14:54] the security forces of Pakistan, the martyrdom that
[00:14:57] they are contributing? Nowhere. Then we also saw
[00:15:01] about Afghan refugees or illegal Afghan nationals
[00:15:05] who were in Pakistan. When the Government of Pakistan was sending them from here,
[00:15:08] they were opposing it. They were saying they shouldn't stay
[00:15:12] because you see, the abettors were also here, the facilitators were also involved among them.
[00:15:16] They are at your doorstep.
[00:15:19] in collusion with India. And then, how long
[00:15:23] could we endure this difficulty?
[00:16:23] This year, police personnel were martyred in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and
[00:16:27] especially in the last four months from July to September, you can see
[00:16:30] that seven police stations were attacked in which maximum martyrdoms
[00:16:34] occurred. And when these martyrdoms...
[00:18:07] that the terror nexus is with them, they are implementing it.
[00:18:10] ہیںوس
[00:18:14] And they will make many efforts for infiltration, which you see.
[00:18:17] No matter how many formations
[00:18:21] were pushing that there are security forces on the border,
[00:18:24] where are the terrorists coming from? Your border is 2641 kilometers
[00:18:27] long, and a large part of 1228 kilometers
[00:18:30] is in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It's not
[00:18:33] possible to guard every inch of it.
[00:19:07] shouldn't remain. Right from
[00:19:11] that we have not seen any good contribution
[00:19:14] from Afghanistan. Throughout, they have tried to destabilize Pakistan.
[00:19:17] Whether it was KhAD's
[00:19:20] KhAD agency or NDS, now it's GDI,
[00:19:24] and then you see the drone attacks happening in Pakistan.
[00:19:28] 1007
[00:19:31] 170 drone attacks have happened in Pakistan.
[00:19:34] 107% increase this year, but
[00:21:50] along with 13 provinces, they have a presence there.
[00:21:53] There is training, suicide bombing, and nexus. Look, the Afghan
[00:21:57] Taliban regime, Al-Qaeda, and Fitna Al-Kharish
[00:22:01] and Fitna Al-Hindustan have a nexus among themselves.
[00:22:05] And they are jointly carrying out the insurgencies
[00:22:09] or bombings happening in Pakistan. All these are doing it together.
[00:22:12] The formations are coming from Afghanistan.
[00:22:15] The abettors, you see, ISIS is also very strong there.
[00:22:19] In Moscow,
[00:22:32] they can return to Afghanistan only when the Taliban return.
[00:22:36] After them, the truth was proven. Today, they have returned. There are two organizations:
[00:22:40] Al-Qaeda in the Subcontinent and the other is Al-Qaeda
[00:22:44] International. And this is another 91. You will see
[00:22:48] how they have merged there.
[00:24:50] This is that, as you said, the international community
[00:24:54] should also feel this pain. Pakistan has been saying this for a long time, but it was not heard.
[00:24:57] But what do you expect
[00:24:59] ہیں
[00:25:02] They fought against them here for 20 years, but still, even now,
[00:25:06] you see that they are receiving 40
[00:25:10] million dollars weekly in the name of humanitarian aid or something else.
[00:25:13] So their work is also going on. So these are some double standards
[00:25:17] that you also see, right? That if action
[00:26:34] is completed from there, tomorrow they can be asked this question, right? Brother, you...
[00:26:38] I always ask this question. Zalmay Khalilzad, who sits and gives big statements,
[00:26:42] should be asked that you got this agreement done,
[00:26:46] you signed it. Have you ever seen a statement from them
[00:26:50] that they have questioned the Taliban about the non-implementation of the Doha Accord?
[00:26:54] No, they haven't. We can expect
[00:26:57] from America too that it will ask, just as you mentioned
[00:27:01] in the intro, that the European Union is talking about
[00:27:05] relaxing them. You see, a few years ago,
[00:27:08] the European Union issued 92
[00:27:12] . Then the Afghan
[00:27:16] Taliban regime's affiliated people
[00:27:19] said that those sitting in Europe are a threat. Germany
[00:27:23] issued 118
[00:27:26] of them.
[00:27:28] So these are also their double standards. Here, they look at their own interest.
[00:27:32] But one thing is that Pakistan has to protect
[00:27:36] its national interest. We don't have to see who is a brotherly Muslim
[00:27:39] country or what. We have to protect our national interest
[00:27:43] at all costs. For this, our leadership
[00:27:46] absolutely has clarity on what we have to do.
[00:27:49] So I think we shouldn't worry about this. Okay, but when we talk about the US
[00:27:53] or other international human rights
[00:27:56] organizations, they have talked about it many times.
[00:28:00] Regarding the United States, the question everyone obviously has is what meaningful
[00:28:04] pressure will be put on the Taliban so that they can actually stop the human rights violations
[00:28:08] happening there. Now, what is that stage,
[00:28:10] what is that limit that, you know, the things happening there,
[00:28:14] the violations happening there, at which you can say that
[00:28:18] enough is enough, the world can no longer see
[00:28:22] human rights violations here? Because even now, if you look,
[00:28:25] what is it that the citizens there
[00:28:29] have access to? From the basic human rights there,
[00:28:33] to how they are using
[00:28:36] for terrorism,
[00:28:39] by giving money due to poverty
[00:28:43] and backwardness, so when will that stage of "enough is enough"
[00:28:47] come for them? In my
[00:28:50] opinion, look, as of now, there is resistance
[00:28:53] from the people within Afghanistan. You see, 42%
[00:28:56] are Pashtuns,
[00:29:00] are with them. The rest have no one with them. Then the Pashtuns themselves are divided
[00:29:03] in this government. The Kandaharis have a different mindset, the Kabulis have a different mindset.
[00:29:07] So otherwise, 58 percent of the population, we see Uzbeks,
[00:29:11] Tajiks, Hazaras, Turkoman, Kyrgyz, are outside the government.
[00:29:15] The majority, you see, 27 percent are Tajiks.
[00:29:18] If you see that Yasin Zia is active in
[00:29:21] Badakhshan and simultaneously,
[00:29:25] he is active in Baghlan and active in Nuristan, then a movement
[00:29:28] has started from there. And along with that, you see that we have also seen.