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00:00:18of your leadership.
00:01:41to them is
00:02:17Foundation for the Navy,
00:02:30We will die. We will bring revolution, we will die.
00:02:33would be child's play We will bring revolution. The government of Pakistan
00:02:36from those who used to promise us
00:02:39that we have gathered armies for you,
00:02:43we know when a bullet is fired,
00:02:46it does not come out of you. We know
00:02:49that these soldiers do not come forward,
00:02:52and our people protect
00:02:56you, and this people, in the crime of the hospital matter,
00:03:00in the crime of asking for schools, in the crime of asking for education,
00:03:03in the crime of asking for employment, in the crime of declaring
00:03:07these people murderers, and after killing
00:03:10more than 100 people in three months,
00:03:14even today, the government of Pakistan,
00:03:17the institutions of the government of Pakistan,
00:03:20are still insistent on not only silencing me and you,
00:03:24but also for the rest of our lives.
00:03:28There's
00:03:47The ceasefire
00:03:51of the ceasefire line,
00:05:14a person above them. So I tell
00:05:18him not to talk here and there.
00:05:22Tell me why the caravan
00:05:25returned. I have no complaint with the robbers,
00:05:28it's a question
00:05:30That
00:05:33Pashtuns have always been brave and fearless.
00:05:37If they
00:05:39think that we will be scared
00:05:43by their threats, then go
00:05:46and ask the Britishers whose skulls are still
00:05:50lying on the land of Khyber.
00:05:53Do you people approve
00:05:57of the operation? But as soon as this black map
00:05:59came out of the military headquarters, the gunpowder of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
00:06:03exploded.
00:06:04ہے۔
00:06:07The fearless commanders of Imran Khan's party, Tehreek-e-Insaf,
00:06:10and
00:06:42they have held the parliament hostage. Those because
00:06:46of whom this fake government is not obeying
00:06:50court orders. My message
00:06:53that they should still come to their senses. Pakistan
00:06:57is sinking. Pakistan is going towards destruction.
00:07:00This is in tribal youth, in Pashtuns,
00:07:04in Baloch, in Punjabis, in Sindhis,
00:07:08in Kashmiris, in Gilgitis, against you
00:07:12that
00:08:43BOJK has broken the chains of Islamabad's economic slavery.
00:08:46They will hold programs
00:08:50in every village and we Kashmiris
00:08:54do not accept this ceasefire line. We demand
00:08:57the end of this ceasefire line.
00:08:59should end, and for the end
00:09:04should it be or not?
00:09:08It should be or not.
00:10:12is done in. General Asim Munir also
00:10:16has the same official argument, according to The Economist report,
00:10:19Asim Munir and his commanders
00:10:22believe that Pakistan's current
00:12:25reason for Pakistan's plight is not the geography of the provinces, but
00:12:29the policies of Rawalpindi. In a country where
00:12:32the defense budget soars year after year and
00:12:35the budget for basic facilities keeps decreasing, where
00:12:39the country's treasury is empty and Asim Munir's generals have
00:12:42immense wealth, how much change
00:12:46will simply drawing new lines on the map bring to the lives
00:12:50of ordinary citizens?
00:12:52If these people leave power tomorrow, they will get sick quickly.
00:15:25Stuck in the room all day, can't go out
00:15:28a little, no communication with anyone, they say Asim
00:15:32Munir is responsible for the ranger
00:15:35chains.
00:15:39But the reason for the army's trouble is not just this, because
00:15:43Pakistan with four provinces has been a witness to the grassroots politics of big leaders.
00:15:47In Sindh, the People's Party has been strengthening
00:15:50its hold for decades.
00:15:52हैं
00:15:57that this issue should be discussed in the National Assembly
00:16:00and motion of no confidence comes less in the National Assembly.
00:16:04So for business forums.
00:18:07So controlling them
00:18:11for Rawalpindi's corps commanders. That is,
00:18:14the same old colonial formula of divide and rule
00:18:17which Asim Munir now wants to implement
00:18:21in a new guise.
00:18:35Now let's come to that biggest, most bitter and most legal truth,
00:18:39before which all the calculations of Rawalpindi's generals
00:18:43seem to be failing. The claims are grand, a plan
00:18:45for 160 pieces is being made, but the question is whether
00:18:49General Asim Muni or his puppet Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif
00:18:53have the constitutional right to draw new lines on Pakistan's map
00:18:56or not. For this, one has to look at Article
00:19:00239, sub clause 4
00:19:04of the book of the Constitution of Pakistan. This article
00:19:07of the Constitution clearly and strictly states
00:19:11that if you want to change the boundaries of any province,
00:19:14create a new province from it or break it,
00:19:17this work cannot be done by the order of any army chief or the signature
00:19:21of the Prime Minister. For this, two such walls will have to be crossed which
00:19:25are almost impossible. The first way is the approval
00:19:28of the Parliament. The resolution for constitutional amendment
00:19:32has to be passed by a two-thirds majority of both houses of Pakistan's
00:19:35Parliament, i.e., the National
00:19:38Assembly and the Senate, and the second biggest obstacle is the veto power of the province. The law says
00:19:42that the province you want to break, whether it is
00:19:46Punjab or Balochistan, its own assembly must also
00:19:50have the seal of two-thirds
00:19:52members. Now you tell
00:19:56me, why would any big leader of the Punjab
00:19:59Assembly or any MLA of Balochistan
00:20:02vote to break their own province, the province
00:20:06on whose strength their state
00:20:51So will Shahbaz Sharif also go to any
00:20:54extent to fulfill Munir's dream this time?
00:20:56گے؟
00:20:59Asim Munir was on the line and said, "Prime Minister, we have
00:21:03given them a very strong reply, and now we are receiving
00:21:07a request for a ceasefire, so what do you think?" I said,
00:21:11"Salar, what could be more honorable than this?
00:21:15You have hit the enemy very hard.
00:21:18His head was cracked, now he is forced to ceasefire.
00:21:22So I think you should begin in the name of Allah
00:21:25and accept this ceasefire
00:21:27offer."
00:21:35To show, this will be a beautiful dream of administrative reform,
00:21:38where the promise of reaching government offices to people
00:21:42in remote areas is being made, but if you look closely, this is about ending
00:21:46Pakistan's provincial identity and the country's
00:22:20then there is
00:22:20Rawalpindi.
00:22:26If this happens, it will not just be the division of the map, it will be
00:22:30such a centralization of power where civilian
00:22:34governments will remain only in name.
00:22:36जाएंगी,
00:22:40160 sectors means 160 small
00:22:43brigadiers or colonels, military officers who
00:22:47directly control the ground administration?
00:22:50That is, wearing the cloak of democracy, to run a fully
00:22:54military government.
00:22:57General Munir knows that the people
00:23:00of Pakistan are now coming out on the streets
00:23:03against the army. Therefore, there cannot be an easier
00:23:07way to break the unity of the people than to snatch their identity
00:23:11from the provinces and confine them in small compartments.
00:23:15जाए.
00:23:26Listen to the bitter truth of The Economist: the problems that the army
00:23:30is pretending to solve, the root of all those destructions
00:23:34is the Pakistan Army itself. The army has captured
00:23:37every business, from oil
00:23:40to rations. Munir's real
00:23:43aim is to make the provinces so small and weak
00:23:46that no citizen can challenge the government
00:24:20they even deal in the sale of graves. If you don't believe me, listen
00:24:23to a former army officer of Pakistan.
00:24:27You will realize that the army has always run
00:24:31Pakistan's economy shop.
00:24:32ہے۔
00:24:37This is not the business of the Pakistan Armed Forces.
00:24:40Rather, the institution of the Fauji Foundation runs under the Ministry
00:24:43of Defense. And it has various
00:24:47industries. Similarly, the army has its own welfare
00:24:51fund, which is also run by civilians, and
00:24:54in this, the control is only with
00:24:57the General in GHQ, apart from that, there is nothing
00:25:01else. Now, these institutions of the Fauji Foundation,
00:25:04which are Fauji Fertilizer, Fauji Bin Qasim,
00:25:08Fauji Cement, these are the institutions
00:25:11that were established. In the beginning, the first
00:25:15investment was made that this welfare
00:25:17money that was in India.
00:26:02is around 100 billion dollars. If we convert
00:26:05it to Pakistani rupees, this amount
00:26:08is around 280 lakh crores.
00:26:11Now the question is, how does the Pakistan
00:26:15Army have such a turnover? So according to the book, the Pakistan
00:26:19Army runs many businesses there.
00:26:21The Pakistan Army has infiltrated
00:26:24cement, fertilizer, banking sector, dairy production, transport
00:26:28and housing sectors. Besides this, food,
00:28:02is called the largest commercial group or business
00:28:05conglomerate there. And these businesses run
00:28:09under the names of different organizations such as Fauji
00:28:13Foundation, Army Welfare Trust, Shaheen Foundation
00:28:17for the Air Force, Bahria
00:28:20Defense Housing
00:28:21Authority.
00:28:25Dr. Ayesha Siddiqa, who wrote a book on the business of the Pakistan Army,
00:28:28what does she say about the army's business model? Her
00:30:32era will determine the date of its final demise.
00:30:36Shahbaz Sharif is silent out of fear, but
00:30:39the fire of rebellion has spread from Khyber to Sindh and from POJK
00:30:43to Balochistan. So is the history of
00:30:461971 going to repeat itself in 2026? Is General
00:30:50Asim Munir going to prove to be the last army chief
00:30:53of Pakistan? The decision is now being made not in the barracks
00:30:57of Rawalpindi, but on the burning streets of Pakistan. On this.