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[00:00:30] And in response, the leadership of the police force praised
[00:00:33] every decision of the governor and the government. Now the need of this age
[00:00:37] is that people have high expectations from this government
[00:00:41] council that will be formed under the governor, but it is also a good thing
[00:00:45] that the one that has been constituted has technocrats
[00:00:48] but also some politicians. Now, Samer Bilour is a member of the National Assembly.
[00:00:52] She has also done politics in a constituency and knows the problems of the public.
[00:00:56] Similarly, Usman Saifullah has a background.
[00:01:00] From this, other technocrats are expected
[00:01:03] and should be expected that this government
[00:01:06] will benefit the people. You mentioned Samer Shaheed.
[00:01:10] Her daughter-in-law is
[00:01:13] the daughter-in-law of a martyr. Look, terrorism
[00:01:16] has devastated her house. You see, in Persian,
[00:01:20] there is a saying, "Pamba kuja, kuja na hum Khyber Pukht,"
[00:01:24] meaning the public is ready to support, and the proof of that is today.
[00:01:27] Today was the day, there were no protests
[00:01:30] in Peshawar. If a few people came out, they were not
[00:01:34] like that. Yes, they were not like that. I think
[00:01:37] today, by chance, I came from Peshawar. I usually drive myself,
[00:01:41] but today, as a precaution, I brought a driver, thinking the roads might be blocked.
[00:01:44] But it was an unusually peaceful journey.
[00:01:48] This shows that if the governance at the top is correct,
[00:01:51] then there are trickle-down effects. Naveed Akbar Sahib, you tell me, what did the federation
[00:01:55] do? What was lacking in the negotiations regarding the federation? Please tell us
[00:01:59] something.
[00:02:03] was also that this area of Dir and
[00:02:30] But before that, on what aspect should I talk? I am grateful
[00:02:34] reaches the pinnacle of to those who took this step that today, the people of the rest of the country
[00:02:37] are also happy with the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that the roads have opened.
[00:02:41] The thing you mentioned, the citizens of Islamabad breathed a sigh of relief because they were worried about
[00:02:45] potatoes, onions, peas, cabbage, weren't they? The poor citizens of Islamabad.
[00:02:47] Look, the prices of essential commodities had skyrocketed
[00:02:51] because the traders, you see, they look at their profit. They were not
[00:02:55] willing to bring their goods
[00:02:57] especially the tribal districts, meaning for fear that their goods might get stranded on the roads. The same was the case in KP,
[00:03:00] because the food items and necessities that were going there
[00:03:04] from the rest of the country had their routes blocked. The reason for this was these people who were conquering their province
[00:03:08] for seven days, but they
[00:03:11] that leave this person, arrange a meeting couldn't conquer it. Perhaps they were actually afraid of something else from the front, and
[00:03:14] from behind, but their workers were not letting them retreat. It seems
[00:03:17] they were forced, and their lives were also spared because this
[00:03:21] emergency was imposed and governor's rule was imposed. They also thanked, according to the information
[00:03:25] reaching us. Secondly, regarding the negotiations you mentioned, look, the Prime Minister himself
[00:03:28] yesterday, when this cabinet meeting took place, his statement
[00:03:32] in that, the Prime Minister's statement in it, he explained all the reasons
[00:03:35] for how the negotiations happened. Along with that, the people
[00:03:39] of the negotiating committee have also repeatedly talked about it. The Interior Minister has also
[00:03:43] talked about it. Look, yesterday when the federal cabinet meeting took place, two
[00:03:46] that intelligence reports were presented in it. Those intelligence reports were very eye-opening,
[00:03:49] Javed Sahib. In them, it was stated that the incidents of terrorism,
[00:03:53] especially from 2024 to 2026, have increased tremendously.
[00:03:57] Only from March 2024 to September
[00:04:51] agreeing on this with the federation 2025, 181 attacks happened, while by September
[00:04:54] 2026, by 23 September 2026,
[00:04:57] only 159 attacks happened in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:05:01] and in KP Police. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, nine thousand positions are vacant.
[00:05:05] Look, a province whose police force has nine thousand vacant positions, how can that province,
[00:05:09] how can that police fight a war whose capacity building you haven't done,
[00:05:12] you haven't given them modern weapons? If the federation gave them bulletproof
[00:05:16] vehicles, you returned those vehicles for the sake of your politics.
[00:05:20] Everyone remembers and the record of Sohail Afridi Sahib's
[00:05:23] statement in this regard. How unfortunate it was that those who are fighting
[00:05:27] against terrorism, our police is always on the front line,
[00:05:30] aren't they? They didn't even have proper gadgets, while on the other hand, the terrorists
[00:05:34] have the most modern weapons, and everyone knows where they get their weapons from. Similarly,
[00:05:38] if you look at the situation in the southern districts, the situation there had become
[00:05:41] very bad.
[00:05:51] Regarding these negotiations, which the government didn't even involve them in, but it is unfortunate that the opposition was not even ready
[00:05:54] to listen to them, and in this, you see, if there is a big aspect,
[00:05:58] they call themselves a big political party, this opposition, but they couldn't find
[00:06:02] an opposition leader from within their own party in the National Assembly, nor could they find
[00:06:05] an opposition leader from their own party in the Senate from among their own people.
[00:06:09] The opposition leaders of the National Assembly and Senate are both from the same party, and they
[00:06:13] are representing them. So from here, you can gauge that a party that cannot represent
[00:06:17] itself in the Parliament, then the CTD police had no surveillance
[00:06:21] system, nor did they have modern intelligence equipment.
[00:06:24] And from 2014 until today, you will remember, the Interior Minister said yesterday
[00:06:28] that 800 billion rupees were given to the provincial government for
[00:06:31] the merged districts of former FATA, and the NFC, all provinces
[00:06:34] and the federation, by cutting their budgets, gave one percent of the NFC, which amounts to 800 billion rupees.
[00:06:38] Is there any account for that 800 billion rupees? Where did it go? If you
[00:08:12] things were going on, that National Security Council meeting was happening,
[00:08:16] in which all parties were invited, they refused. On what basis
[00:08:20] did they refuse? On the basis of one person,
[00:08:23] with this person, get this person's cases dropped. So when
[00:08:27] the chief executive of the province or their central leadership
[00:08:30] is there, now look, operations are only won when
[00:08:34] all the common people and all the institutions
[00:08:38] are on the same page. They had turned the followers
[00:08:41] of Pakhtunkhwa, whom I usually call, as they are called,
[00:08:44] zombies, into enemies for them.
[00:08:48] It was difficult for them to digest this thing that
[00:08:52] if these people conduct operations here, and we support them, peace will come, and we will lose our place,
[00:08:56] because they don't know any other work. So because of this,
[00:09:00] the operations that are happening now, and those that will happen
[00:09:04] in the future, you will see the same result as before,
[00:09:07] because there was coordination between the province and the federation
[00:09:10] there. All the administrative units
[00:09:14] were linked with each other, and the objective of all of them
[00:09:18] was the same: to eliminate terrorism and uproot it.
[00:09:22] Here, in the last 13 years, what happened
[00:09:25] is that only one thing happened: the people of Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:09:28] I am not talking about everyone, but their followers, were turned
[00:09:32] into enemies of the federation's establishment, of your state institutions.
[00:09:36] So when they sow so much hatred in people's minds,
[00:09:39] and then they themselves also put obstacles in it, if you take
[00:09:43] any action from here, there is a protest against it,
[00:09:45] because someone said it very well that
[00:09:49] what is our difference with Afghanistan? The difference is this, isn't it, that they
[00:09:53] should condemn the TTP and stop them from operations.
[00:09:56] They are not doing it. What was the problem with the PTI government, the previous government?
[00:10:00] It was also this that they were not
[00:10:03] that against the terrorists or against
[00:10:07] the Panjshir, against all of them, there should be a joint
[00:10:10] strategy, and on that basis, we should take action against them.
[00:10:25] was that they had made the public, their followers, and themselves,
[00:10:28] enemies of the federation and them, just because of one person. You
[00:10:32] asked a very good question about what negligence the federation
[00:10:36] showed in the negotiations. To that, I will say that the negligence of the federation was that
[00:10:39] they set aside the constitution and the law and did not release their founder. This
[00:10:43] was the only negligence, and no other negligence was visible.
[00:10:47] They only wanted to say that leave the courts, leave the law, leave the constitution,
[00:10:51] release our founder, set him free.
[00:11:25] was degrading constitutional institutions and
[00:11:29] constitutional offices, and at that time, it had reached such a stage
[00:11:32] that the provincial matters were handed over to such people
[00:11:36] who only had one thing in their mind or who only knew
[00:11:40] one thing: that we have to release the founder from the long march. When
[00:11:44] you talked to them about governance, when you talked to them about terrorism,
[00:11:47] they would say, "Da alam soy, alam soy." It is very
[00:11:50] unfortunate. Look at
[00:11:53] this special narrative. And I'll tell you,
[00:11:56] when the Kohat incident happened, three
[00:12:00] 30 of our police personnel were martyred in it, and the next day, in fact,
[00:12:03] in the morning, I think it happened at night, in the evening
[00:12:07] on Friday. It all happened, and in the morning, in Hangu,
[00:12:10] security forces were attacked, in which two young
[00:12:14] captains were also martyred. Their bodies were
[00:12:18] in Peshawar for the funeral, and this one
[00:12:21] took the car and went towards Lahore, saying that the founder's sisters were being
[00:12:25] illegally detained. To rescue them. So this was the
[00:12:28] priority. Look, as far as terrorism is concerned, I think
[00:12:32] from the very beginning, their they have,
[00:12:35] in fact, when you are afraid of one person,
[00:12:39] okay? So, I mean, it's a stranger, you
[00:12:43] know he's doing it to other people too, so you should talk
[00:12:46] about your own people. Now it was easiest for them to talk about the state,
[00:12:49] about the federal government, and to formulate
[00:12:53] such a narrative. Look,
[00:12:56] now the Afghan Taliban have
[00:13:00] expressed their displeasure over the emergency.
[00:13:03] They have started expressing concern. Now look, a state
[00:13:07] that has no constitution, no law, no accountability,
[00:13:10] no, they were saying that we are not accountable to the people,
[00:13:14] we will answer to Allah in the afterlife. Those people also
[00:13:18] came. Why did this TTP statement come? In the end, you must have said
[00:13:21] what kind of things these Afghan
[00:17:43] Taliban, who do not consider the Constitution of Pakistan to be an un-Islamic Constitution,
[00:17:46] if they did, they would say in their country that
[00:17:50] the non-TTP who call the Constitution of Pakistan
[00:17:53] a infidel Constitution, they say this system is infidel, they
[00:17:57] say the violation of the Constitution was done, I mean, from where
[00:18:01] did they get it? From the temple. What is
[00:18:05] that?
[00:18:23] And they themselves are saying that corruption was the order of the day.
[00:18:27] Okay, the terrorists or the TTP, etc.,
[00:18:30] are regularly announced projects,
[00:18:34] that your entire area from Bajaur to Wazir.
[00:19:07] You have to generate local resources for funding.
[00:19:11] Okay, meaning that if they have established provinces
[00:19:14] in 26 districts, this is on record. In 26 districts,
[00:19:18] this means that they have instructions from Mufti Sahib, from Mufti Noor Wali,
[00:19:24] it is your responsibility to generate funds
[00:19:27] there. Now, where do they do it from there? And I am
[00:19:31] not, what I am telling you, I am telling you from his book, okay? That you have to
[00:19:35] generate funds from there. Meaning that if they
[00:19:39] are in 26 districts, tell me one district where
[00:19:42] those people have not displaced them. What news was
[00:19:46] coming recently? That their strategy was to cut the South.
[00:19:50] You know, that Kotal Pass is there. If you cut the Indus Highway
[00:19:53] at Kotal or what is now a tunnel, we used to call it Kotal, now it's a tunnel.
[00:19:57] If you cut the Indus Highway from here, then your
[00:20:00] approximately eight to ten districts from North to Down,
[00:20:04] all of this would be finished, and this was in the plan.
[00:20:43] This was that if you connect Chakdara or Dir with it,
[00:20:46] then your upper Chitral and Bajaur,
[00:20:50] and in Chitral, their reports were already coming. In Dir, you
[00:20:54] know, there was the area of Dobandi, where people came out. All this was happening.
[00:20:58] In Swat, it was seen here daily. Here, this was a regular plan,
[00:21:02] I think. If they didn't do this, absolutely.
[00:21:06] Okay, so in the end, if this, no one
[00:21:10] would want PTI to be attacked. They are also our people.
[00:21:13] They are our own people of this country. But it is strange
[00:21:17] that this Lucky S.
[00:22:50] and a few days ago, my opinion
[00:22:53] behind it, Chitral, and the way they had a whole plan to disconnect
[00:22:57] it, this would not have happened without the blessings
[00:23:01] of the provincial government, and now it has become absolutely clear that their
[00:23:04] ideology was also the same and is, and they also had a plan
[00:23:08] to make this province fall by some means, God forbid,
[00:23:12] and something like this happens because their TTA and TTP
[00:23:15] had a plan that somehow a small area
[00:23:19] should be given to them,
[00:23:24] and there they would declare their Islamic emirate, but that couldn't happen. This is Pakistan, this is not
[00:23:27] Afghanistan or some banana republic. Here, there is an
[00:23:30] army, which is a very strong army, and a nuclear state.
[00:23:34] Absolutely correct. Absolutely. And from here, Naveed Akbar Sahib, we have to move forward
[00:23:38] with determination, which we have seen today in the current setup.
[00:23:42] That we have to give peace to the public, we have to give governance, and
[00:23:46] we have to go against this terrorism. Yes,
[00:23:50] absolutely. The most important thing is to provide employment to the youth there,
[00:23:53] to provide business opportunities there, to develop
[00:23:57] that area. The public will see visible development, Insha'Allah.
[00:24:01] And the immense corruption that has happened in the past, in some previous
[00:24:04] eras, today I was sitting with a federal minister, he said trillions of rupees of corruption have happened.
[00:24:08] Surely, its details will also come out, and when its horrifying
[00:24:11] details come out, the public themselves will be surprised.
[00:24:15] And all these things are being brought to light, but the most important thing is the development of the public, because
[00:24:19] look, the public has nothing to do with anything until their development
[00:24:22] happens, until they get peace and security, until their
[00:24:26] economy improves, until their employment opportunities improve,
[00:24:29] until the future of the youth is secured, because we have to give a good future
[00:24:33] into the hands of our youth, give them degrees, give them education, give them
[00:24:37] employment. Time is up. Thank you very much, Naveed Akbar Sahib.
[00:24:40] Tahir Farooq Sahib, Hassan Khan Sahib, and Naimullah Yusufzai Sahib.
[00:24:44] Peace in the province at all costs, the educational
[00:24:47] situation of the province
[00:25:34] correctly, always, on time.
[00:25:51] Through concerted efforts, Pakistan successfully
[00:25:54] brought Washington and Tehran under one
[00:25:58] roof in Islamabad. From the Islamabad
[00:26:01] talks to the Islamabad memorandum of
[00:26:04] understanding, many historic steps were taken
[00:26:08] to bring an end to this serious conflict.
[00:26:12] Here, I deeply appreciate Field Marshal Sayid Asasim
[00:26:15] Munir, Pakistan's Chief of
[00:26:18] Defense Forces and Chief of the Army
[00:26:20] Staff, whose relentless
[00:26:24] efforts helped create space for
[00:26:26] diplomacy under exceptionally
[00:26:29] difficult and challenging circumstances. I would
[00:26:33] also like to commend the efforts of
[00:26:36] our Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign
[00:26:39] Minister. In this
[00:26:41] behalf,
[00:26:51] correct, every time,
[00:26:53] on time.
[00:27:06] Kashmiri women are bravely resisting the atrocities of the Indian
[00:27:10] forces. Indian
[00:27:13] soldiers have martyred more than 2300 Kashmiri
[00:27:16] women since 1989.
[00:27:18] Kashmiri women are being subjected
[00:27:20] to severe mental agony through the forced disappearance
[00:27:24] of their loved ones. The government is using
[00:27:26] the rape of women as a weapon of war to crush
[00:27:30] the Kashmiri struggle for self-determination.
[00:27:32] It is now time for the international community
[00:27:36] to take practical steps to protect Kashmiri women
[00:27:39] from Indian state terrorism. May God grant that
[00:27:42] we do not worry about the beauty of our country,
[00:27:46] and that every
[00:28:33] individual
[00:28:36] culture and art, that no one
[00:28:39] is sad or in distress.
[00:28:42] May God grant that life is not a burden for any
[00:28:46] of my countrymen, and that life
[00:28:50] is not a curse. Amen. Let me be the
[00:28:54] desire of your
[00:29:13] prayer, my
[00:29:16] faith, my standing,
[00:29:20] my bowing,
[00:29:23] my prostration.
[00:29:38] Correct, always, on time.
[00:30:14] Prime Minister Muhammad's visit to the FBR for a review
[00:30:17] meeting. Praised the team that conducted a detailed review of the production sector
[00:30:21] and estimated its potential. Obstacles to installing an automated monitoring system
[00:30:25] for camera-based production should be removed. Businesses that collect taxes from consumers
[00:30:29] and pocket them are not entitled to any concessions. Full tax.