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[00:00:09] The business community is the backbone of the country's economy. Under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, a meeting was held on the sale of small and medium-sized businesses. The Prime Minister
[00:00:13] صدارت چھوٹے اور درمیان درجے کے کاروبار کے فروخت سے متعلق اجلاس وزیراعظم
[00:00:17] instructed to increase the total value of loans from 1.1 trillion rupees
[00:00:20] to two trillion rupees by 2028.
[00:00:23] Emphasis was placed on preparing feasibility studies for establishing businesses
[00:00:27] and making them available in local languages. Agreement was reached on strengthening military-to-military cooperation
[00:00:49] should be taken
[00:01:08] if the law and order is bad in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:01:10] it is also bad in Balochistan.
[00:01:53] but it is not necessary Absolutely.
[00:02:00] between Pakistan and Brazil. At GHQ, the esteemed guest was presented a guard of honor
[00:02:02] Qureshi, Yasmin Rashid by the smartly turned out contingent
[00:02:05] of all three armed forces. Under the directives of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif,
[00:02:09] Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi handed over
[00:02:14] 10 newly purchased armored vehicles of Islamabad Police
[00:02:18] So today, to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police. The armored vehicles
[00:02:21] have been provided to further strengthen and make more effective the ongoing operations against terrorism
[00:02:24] in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The war against terrorism
[00:02:28] is ours.
[00:03:00] Announcement: ensuring the return of illegal Afghan residents. Governor Khyber
[00:03:04] Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi held a news conference in Peshawar
[00:03:07] with advisors for information and interior.
[00:03:08] Day of Liberation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:03:14] on the imposition of emergency. Public welcomes the federal government's decision.
[00:03:18] Very happy with the imposition of emergency by the federation.
[00:03:22] PTI leadership had no sense of governmental responsibilities.
[00:03:25] The federation imposed emergency in the province and freed us from PTI.
[00:03:29] Public opinion.
[00:03:34] Fabricated and misleading claims on social media regarding unrest
[00:03:38] in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. AI-generated images, old footage,
[00:03:41] and unrelated videos are being shared with false captions.
[00:03:45] Videos of factory fires, load shedding demonstrations, and evening
[00:03:47] where we are saying scenes are being claimed to be related to the situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:03:50] Some political handles, including Afghan and Indian accounts,
[00:03:53] are also fueling this campaign.
[00:03:57] The public is urged to refrain from spreading social media content without verification.
[00:04:30] The solution to the Yemen crisis is not military. Iran's offer to facilitate
[00:04:34] direct talks between Riyadh and Sanaa. Telephonic contact between
[00:04:38] Saudi and Iranian foreign ministers. Prince Faisal bin Farhan and
[00:04:41] Sayyed Abbas Araghchi discussed the latest regional situation
[00:04:45] and the increase in tensions. Telephonic contact also between
[00:04:48] the Saudi Foreign Minister and his British counterpart. Discussion on joint efforts
[00:04:52] Assembly, the Prime Minister, to deal with regional tensions and reduce their security and economic impacts.
[00:04:55] The fun part is that
[00:06:12] Sohail Afridi, who went to free his founder chairman,
[00:06:16] is now himself inside. Those who used to hurl abuses
[00:06:20] at every turn, make big claims, and threaten to bring a sea of people
[00:06:24] onto the streets, are now hiding their faces
[00:06:27] on social media and pleading to come out, for God's sake,
[00:06:31] but there is no trace of PTI anywhere.
[00:06:34] All people like Shafi Jan have run away with their tails between their legs
[00:06:38] and are avoiding the police. Emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:06:41] and
[00:08:12] all institutions are on the same page today. If we talk about Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:08:16] according to PTI's claims, on the imposition of emergency
[00:08:19] and Governor's Rule, no sea of people is seen protesting
[00:08:23] on the streets, nor have workers gathered in any city
[00:08:27] despite PTI's call. People have come out,
[00:08:31] but not for protest, but to celebrate the Day of Liberation.
[00:08:34] Yes. The people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are happy
[00:08:38] with the end of the PTI government and are welcoming the federal government's decision.
[00:08:41] Khyber.
[00:09:13] Assalamu Alaikum, welcome back after the break. You are watching 'Seedhi Baat' with Binish Saleem,
[00:09:16] and today, joining us on 'Seedhi Baat' is Mr. Jalal Khan,
[00:09:20] representing the PML-N, the government benches. Thank you very much for joining.
[00:09:24] Also joining us is the very honorable Senator Zarqa Taimur Suharwardy Sahiba, who is representing
[00:09:28] Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. And last but never the least, Shahida Rahmani
[00:09:31] Sahiba, who is representing the Pakistan Peoples Party.
[00:09:35] Senator Sahiba, I would like to start the show with you. A lot happened
[00:09:38] this weekend. It must be very, very taxing and too much.
[00:10:12] Far from it, Sohail Afridi, who lit the torch saying that we will achieve a lot
[00:10:16] for Khan Sahab, is himself currently
[00:10:19] in police custody. And it is being repeatedly requested
[00:10:23] that all followers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, all the remaining people,
[00:10:27] should come out, go towards KP, go towards Islamabad, just come out, but
[00:10:30] no one is ready to come out. What happened? Please explain this situation
[00:10:34] from your end. What is this? Where is your
[00:10:37] revolution? Where is that enthusiasm? Where is that zeal?
[00:10:40] What happened? Thank you very much,
[00:10:43] Beenish. See, the thing is
[00:10:47] that people are with Pakistan,
[00:10:51] and they see that at this time, a fear and terror
[00:10:55] is being spread. Since Shahbaz Sharif came
[00:10:58] in 2022, since then, people are being intimidated
[00:11:02] and told that whatever your
[00:11:05] views are, people don't necessarily
[00:11:09] have to come out on the streets. You saw that
[00:11:13] when elections were held in 2024, all those people
[00:11:16] who have the same thoughts that you and I understand,
[00:11:20] that there is sympathy for PTI, a belief that PTI
[00:11:24] has been cornered without any reason,
[00:11:28] and the government that came also did not deliver.
[00:11:31] At this time, look at the inflation,
[00:11:35] the price of oil, despite the fact that we are such big
[00:11:39] successful mediators in the world for bringing peace.
[00:11:42] So in these circumstances, look, I cannot fool the common man,
[00:11:46] nor can you, no one can, because the common man
[00:11:50] who pays his daily expenses from his hard-earned money,
[00:11:53] who pays electricity bills that come at an exorbitant
[00:11:57] level, who puts petrol in his motorcycle
[00:12:00] or car for his children's school,
[00:12:04] his expenses are not being met. The common man has not benefited
[00:12:08] from the arrival of this government and the regime change.
[00:12:11] So the common man has a deep resentment
[00:12:15] in his heart,
[00:12:18] for the common man to come out and further put himself
[00:12:21] under more pressure. So you
[00:12:55] The public sees what is happening. Let me tell you something interesting.
[00:12:58] I sit with all kinds of people. So when I talk to them,
[00:13:02] now, since we are in politics, and there is pressure
[00:13:06] and difficulty on PTI at this time, all kinds of problems,
[00:13:09] I don't talk much, I listen to people's words more.
[00:13:13] There is anger in people's hearts. People's expectations
[00:13:17] from the government have not been met.
[00:13:20] What happened with Tehreek-e-Insaf yesterday, the emergency
[00:13:24] that was imposed, I agree with you
[00:13:27] that many mistakes were made from our side,
[00:13:30] whatever our narrative was,
[00:13:33] or whatever was being perceived,
[00:13:36] those were mistakes. There must have been some mistakes
[00:13:39] that led
[00:13:41] to this result. Anyway, see,
[00:13:45] if we talk about the public, political parties
[00:13:49] keep going. Their narrative
[00:13:51] also continues. But you talk about
[00:13:55] 250 million people, what do they think?
[00:13:58] Now you see, if emergency was imposed in KP,
[00:14:01] what will be its result? Its result will be that the common man
[00:14:04] living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will face more difficulties,
[00:14:08] especially in remote districts
[00:14:12] that the government is saying there are terrorists and where an operation is to take place,
[00:14:15] those people will not be heard there.
[00:14:18] We have seen before that
[00:14:22] programs to show how they are performing, because
[00:14:55] an 11-member team has been given to them,
[00:14:58] which is an advisory team. No doubt, if you look at the individual portfolios
[00:15:02] of those 11 members, it is exceptional. But will they be able to
[00:15:05] perform? How will they handle it? This is what we are going to discuss, and it will
[00:15:09] be decided in the coming days. But for now, we have to digest this, right? Because
[00:15:13] there are some people, Jalal Sahab, I would like to draw your attention Khan Sahab, Khan Sahab,
[00:15:16] there is a small section, but it exists, you know there are some
[00:15:20] people who have a difference of opinion, and that's a good thing. I believe that Governor's
[00:15:24] Rule
[00:15:30] that if there are some dissenting voices or opposing voices,
[00:15:34] they should be allowed to speak. So the opposing voices are there, they are saying
[00:15:38] that it was very wrong that Governor's Rule was imposed, why was emergency
[00:15:41] imposed? But Khan Sahab, the situation has been such
[00:15:44] that the Governor's report, the way they have been repeatedly told,
[00:15:48] the situation of law and order in KP, the national security situation,
[00:15:52] it is so disastrous that if you look at those reports,
[00:15:56] if you look at those figures, if you look at the situation,
[00:15:58] can it even be said or that narrative that,
[00:16:02] why was Governor's Rule imposed? It shouldn't have been imposed. I mean, who would say
[00:16:06] that it shouldn't have been imposed?
[00:16:07] Yes,
[00:16:10] Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Rahim. First of all, thank you.
[00:16:13] Look, no
[00:16:16] political worker would agree to impose
[00:16:19] Governor's Rule or emergency. No one agrees
[00:16:22] that such an aggressive step
[00:16:26] in any province or country.
[00:16:30] But unfortunately, the law and order situation
[00:16:33] in our Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had deteriorated to such an extent
[00:16:36] that people were martyred in broad daylight,
[00:16:40] people were abducted, and despite that,
[00:16:43] I often get this question:
[00:16:47] But you cannot compare Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
[00:16:51] The situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is bad, law and order,
[00:16:55] but the government sitting there is actively
[00:16:58] advocating for the terrorist nexus.
[00:17:02] In Balochistan, their government is standing with the federation,
[00:17:06] and according to the National Action Plan, operations are going on there,
[00:17:08] a whole system is running. But in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:17:12] it's the opposite. The people there,
[00:17:15] the government there, was against it,
[00:17:19] meaning it was completely opposite to the federal government.
[00:17:23] So the situation reached such a critical point
[00:17:27] that ultimately, the federation had to
[00:17:30] take an aggressive step, and Articles 232
[00:17:33] and 234 of the Constitution had to be imposed.
[00:17:38] I think I hold Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
[00:17:41] fully responsible for this, that they raised the temperature
[00:17:45] to such an extent that it became a matter of ego,
[00:17:48] and they created an atmosphere of war against the federation,
[00:17:52] with guns raised.
[00:17:56] if this is the condition of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and this Governor's Rule
[00:17:59] or emergency that has been imposed,
[00:18:02] no one is happy about it. If you ask my personal opinion,
[00:18:06] I was very much against it myself. But the federation told me only one thing:
[00:18:09] how long can we? We will be on the path of progress,
[00:18:13] and its journey of development has begun. Thank you very much, Benish.
[00:18:17] Look, whatever happened in KP, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:18:19] Articles 232A and 234A of the Constitution,
[00:18:23] which are enshrined in the Constitution, were used at a time when
[00:18:26] the situation of the province was not
[00:18:30] under control, and the incidents of terrorism were such
[00:18:34] that for a long time, our law enforcement personnel were being martyred
[00:19:37] there, and the people there were being martyred, but the government, instead of paying attention to it,
[00:19:40] the government at that time
[00:19:44] took all its government resources and attacked the federation,
[00:19:47] prepared to attack the federation, and this has already happened.
[00:19:51] You will remember what happened on November 26-27
[00:19:55] and before that, incidents like May 9 happened.
[00:19:58] So in this way, a Chief Minister whose It is a matter of extreme concern
[00:20:02] and he was repeatedly explained, and this should have been imposed a long time ago,
[00:20:05] but you see how the People's Party tried
[00:20:09] to initiate a process of dialogue and resolve this issue through dialogue
[00:20:13] and understanding. But you saw that whenever
[00:20:17] PTI was invited for talks, PTI adopted an approach
[00:20:21] that always sabotages negotiations.
[00:20:25] This is not the first time this has happened. Always, whether it was the Speaker National
[00:20:30] or Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Sahab, or President Asif Ali Zardari
[00:20:33] Sahab, all of them, whether PTI was in government or in opposition, we said
[00:20:50] that matters should be settled in Parliament
[00:20:53] and resolved through dialogue. But PTI
[00:20:57] never gave importance to dialogue.
[00:21:01] They always adopted paths that are against
[00:21:05] the Constitution and the law and the security of Pakistan.
[00:21:08] And that is why it was compulsively done.
[00:21:12] That is an undesirable act, just as
[00:21:15] we see that divorce in religion is an undesirable act,
[00:21:18] but it happens out of compulsion. Similarly, this is an article of the Constitution
[00:21:22] where when Pakistan,
[00:21:25] when a province of Pakistan faces such threats,
[00:21:29] then such actions are enshrined in the Constitution, and they are taken.
[00:21:32] So there is no joy in this that the People's Party has a governor there,
[00:21:35] so we did this. This is our country,
[00:21:38] the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,
[00:21:42] where the democratic process, the parliamentary system,
[00:21:45] you saw that the Prime Minister first called a cabinet meeting,
[00:21:49] and after the cabinet's approval, the summary goes to the President
[00:21:53] of Pakistan, and his job is to sign the Prime Minister's advice.
[00:21:56] So it was done out of compulsion to control the situation in the province,
[00:22:00] and with the strong hope that the federation and the province
[00:22:04] will together play their full role in eradicating terrorism from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:22:08] The entire team will work with hard work
[00:22:11] to bring KP towards development, and the situation in KP will be improved.
[00:22:15] That's very good, all of this is fine, but you people
[00:22:18] are realizing, aren't you, that now
[00:22:20] this setup that has been created in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:22:24] will also be under pressure to definitely perform
[00:22:27] and not let the conditions that existed during the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
[00:22:31] government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remain.
[00:22:34] Isn't that right, Shahida Sahiba? Yes, absolutely.
[00:22:40] And absolutely. was kept in jail,
[00:22:44] along with him, many senior leaders of our party are also
[00:22:48] in jail, Shah Mahmood
[00:22:52] Sahiba, and many other leaders, and some people
[00:22:55] who We cannot say this with clarity
[00:22:59] because, look, there is also an external element,
[00:23:03] because this 'come out' you see on social media,
[00:23:07] right? And who are those people on social media? I have studied
[00:23:10] this quite a bit. 99% of those who incite
[00:23:14] are fake accounts,
[00:23:18] ایسا ہی ہے اور بالکل
[00:25:50] and they are fake accounts, they are bots,
[00:25:54] and who is driving them? There are also people among them
[00:25:56] who want to destabilize Pakistan. Now, look, all of us who
[00:26:00] are in Pakistan, we are Tehreek-e-Insaf
[00:26:32] and the leadership of PTI, we are Pakistanis,
[00:26:36] we live in Pakistan, we want to see Pakistan progress,
[00:26:40] we want to ensure Khan Sahab gets his rightful
[00:26:44] place, and we want to take the country
[00:26:47] on the right path. But outside, especially
[00:26:51] outside the country, there are elements that definitely
[00:26:54] want to destabilize Pakistan. And when you,
[00:26:57] you don't know who is a double agent, who is a triple agent. All this
[00:27:01] happens in the world of politics. So
[00:27:05] now I cannot say who picked up whom and for what reason,
[00:27:09] but all this is part of the game.
[00:27:12] If anyone met Khan Sahab at this time, for that matter,
[00:27:15] or if Khan Sahab came to know in jail that
[00:27:19] this is what Sohail Afridi has done, that instead of getting something for you,
[00:27:22] he lost everything that was there. If Khan Sahab,
[00:27:26] somehow, must have found out. Television channels do come to jail.
[00:27:30] Okay. we have
[00:27:33] with us. Jalal Khan Sahab, is this the same view?
[00:27:37] First, address this, the notion of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, meaning that
[00:27:41] the biggest beneficiary
[00:27:45] in this entire setup turned out to be the Pakistan Peoples Party,
[00:27:49] that they have control in three places.
[00:27:53] They have the command.
[00:27:57] See, absolutely, there is no doubt
[00:28:00] that the Pakistan Peoples Party
[00:30:03] is a beneficiary in this, but it's not
[00:30:06] or who isn't. Not just the People's Party, every government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:30:09] is acceptable to the people now. But today, they don't need
[00:30:13] bread, they don't need clothes, they don't need a house,
[00:30:17] they only need one thing.
[00:30:18] दे
[00:30:22] हैव द कमांड देखिए जी बिल्कुल इसमें तो कोई शक नहीं
[00:30:25] है पाकिस्तान पीपल पार्टी
[00:30:28] तो बेनिफिशरी इसमें है लेकिन इट्स नॉट '
[00:30:42] یا کون نہیں ہے ہمیں جو ہے پیپل پارٹی ہی نہیں ہر ایک خیبر پختون خواہ میں جو ہے ہر ایک گورنمنٹ لوگوں کو ابھی قابل قبول ہے
[00:30:45] لیکن ان کو اج نہ روٹی چاہیے نہ کپڑا چاہیے
[00:30:49] نہ مکان چاہیے صرف اور صرف ایک چیز.