What will happen if President does not sign the Bills and Assembly's term expires?

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00:00 We will move ahead. Sir, yesterday PM of Pakistan said that the next elections will be under the new Mardam Shumari.

00:07 And now this matter will go to the Joint Interests Council.

00:11 Which has led to the impression that, at least, how long will it take, we don't know.

00:16 A month, two months, three months, but in 90 days the elections cannot be held.

00:20 So, sir, tell me, the Joint Interests Council, one CM, whose name is Murad Ali Shah, has said that I will not vote in his favour.

00:29 So, if one CM does not vote in his favour, then what will be its status?

00:34 Will the next election be under Mardam Shumari or not?

00:39 Look, Wasim, in two provinces, that is, two-thirds of Pakistan, Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

00:46 the Prime Minister is not even there.

00:49 Because the Prime Minister, who was made as a minister by the government,

00:53 his aim was only to get the elections done, he cannot take any policy decision.

00:59 Nor can he restrict anyone for the future.

01:02 Nor can he make any decision on such important legal issues.

01:07 So, Murad Ali Shah has also opposed and in Punjab and KPK, the Prime Minister is not there.

01:13 Who represents the people of Punjab or the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

01:20 So, there can be no meeting of the CCI.

01:23 Okay, you are saying that Murad Ali Shah's matter, leave it later, whether he votes in his favour or not,

01:29 or whether he accepts his orders or not.

01:31 Talk about the other two provinces where the Minister of Finance does not have the legal right

01:35 to vote in favour or against this in the Joint Interests Council.

01:39 They don't have the right to do this because they are not representative of people.

01:42 Is that what you are saying?

01:44 This is exactly what I am saying.

01:47 See, the elected Prime Minister is the representative.

01:50 So, morally, they don't have the right or legally they don't have the right?

01:53 No, no, legally and legally they don't have the right.

01:57 They don't have the right.

01:59 Not at all.

02:00 Oh, so that means that tomorrow morning,

02:04 I am giving an example from yesterday, the steps are still left,

02:07 tomorrow morning, the Joint Interests Council meeting will be held and four of them,

02:10 Murad Ali Shah will also agree and say, yes, this is fine.

02:12 So, this can be a challenge in the court that, sir, these two ministers do not have the legal right,

02:17 how did they approve Murad Ali Shah?

02:19 This will be a challenge.

02:21 Man, Basim, we had already challenged the Supreme Court on the 14th of May elections.

02:29 This government does not agree with the PDM.

02:31 Now, they were saying that the new request they had given in the Supreme Court

02:34 that it should not be heard and the full court should sit,

02:37 they said that first they did not agree to that decision, so they will not agree to this decision either.

02:42 Man, 102 people are in the state of Kashmir,

02:47 all of their families are in a state of distress, 25 crore people are in a state of distress,

02:52 that what is happening to this country?

02:54 And in two days, 54 laws are made like this, official secrecy,

02:58 they are made in an act, in which in someone's house, in your house, in my house,

03:03 you can enter at any time and take anything away,

03:07 and you can keep it anywhere, and they have been given the full authority,

03:11 the official secrecy act, after 100 years.

03:14 Look, after 100 years, do you understand?

03:17 The British made this official secrecy act so that in the houses of slaves,

03:24 in the houses of slaves, whenever they want,

03:26 the people of India, whenever they want, they can arrest them and do whatever they want.

03:30 Instead of ending it, to end that act,

03:35 they have given them more powers so that they can do it.

03:40 Although, the same, this is still happening,

03:43 but now they are being given a legal, self-styled, so-called democratic government.

03:50 And sir, including this bill, including this bill, Mr. Khosla,

03:54 if the rest, the half-century that has been made,

03:56 if the President of Pakistan does not sign on these,

04:00 then before it becomes law, will it be terminated?

04:04 How important is the signature of the President of Pakistan?

04:06 No, they won't even do it.

04:08 The regime won't even do it.

04:09 So if they don't do it and the assembly ends on 11th or 12th August,

04:12 then what will be the status of these bills legally?

04:15 They will be lapsed, they will be terminated,

04:19 they will not be able to become a part of the law,

04:21 they will not even remain pending, but they will be lapsed.

04:24 Because the new parliament that will come,

04:27 no kind of restriction can be put on its validity.

04:32 For example, if the parliament's period had not been expiring,

04:36 the parliament would have been in place for another three months,

04:38 let's suppose, six months,

04:39 and the President would not have signed on it,

04:41 then what would have happened, in that case, what would have happened next?

04:43 So, it would have come back, and after coming back,

04:48 either in a joint session, or it would have been passed again,

04:52 with or without amendments, which the President would have suggested,

04:55 and if he had still done it and sent it,

04:59 then obviously, the President would have been...

05:01 - Would have been banned.

05:02 - After keeping it for 10 days, the law would have been automatically...

05:05 - But now, this is not such a different situation,

05:07 that the parliament is going, the President has signed on it,

05:09 and how many days does the President have to sign on it,

05:11 to decide whether to do it or not?

05:12 - Oh, it's enough, 10 days are enough.

05:15 - Yes, 10 days are enough.

05:16 - If they don't do it, then it will be lapsed.

05:17 - It's enough that they don't do it, and the assembly ends on 12th,

05:19 that's how much time they have.

05:20 - Absolutely, I have no doubt that the President will not sign

05:25 such draconian laws, and I am confident that it will be lapsed.

05:29 - So, this is the first time in his tenure, that the President has got such a situation,

05:33 that without misusing his authority, he can actually impose all these bills,

05:39 without doing anything wrong, because the parliament is going behind him.

05:42 - Now, it depends on how independent the President is.

05:46 - If he wants to, he can.

05:47 - Is he still a PTI?

05:48 - Yes, he is still a PTI, or with someone else.

05:53 - Or he is in a press conference mode, I don't know.

05:55 He hasn't done a press conference, but his mental state is that he is in a press conference mode.

05:58 - No, no, he is not in a press conference mode.

06:00 No, if the President signs, then it is a press conference.

06:07 If he doesn't sign, then it means that he is really a President.

06:12 - And if he doesn't sign, then the status of these bills is finished, legally.

06:16 - These bills are finished, they will be lapsed and they will have no status.

06:20 - Very interesting.

06:21 - And you are also saying, if I rephrase, I am saying it right,

06:25 that according to the new constitution, the next election is not possible,

06:30 because in order for the new constitution to be implemented,

06:33 it is necessary to be approved by the Joint Interests Council,

06:36 and in order for the Joint Interests Council to be implemented,

06:39 it is necessary to have four ministers, which doesn't have two,

06:42 so it cannot be implemented.

06:43 Am I summarizing correctly?

06:45 - You are summarizing correctly, and look ahead.

06:48 Because the ten seats that have been approved,

06:51 ten seats are being increased in Balochistan,

06:54 and the khichdi that is being cooked, those ten seats will be very important.

06:59 So if you want to increase those ten seats,

07:04 then you will have to amend Article 51(3) and amend the constitution.

07:10 And for the amendment of the constitution, you need a third member,

07:14 who is not there at the moment, they don't have it.

07:18 So that's why the amendment of the constitution is also not possible.

07:21 The third thing is that if they say that they will postpone it,

07:25 then in March, half of the Senate will retire in March.

07:33 So if half of the Senate retires and assemblies are not formed,

07:37 then the elections of the Senate will also be stalled.

07:42 Now we don't know, there are so many big legislators sitting,

07:46 and Mashallah, it is a government of loyalty,

07:48 they are making laws in great haste,

07:52 and there is a market, loot and plunder,

07:55 everyone wants to loot this country, the mother earth,

07:58 as much as I can loot and run away.

08:01 So universities are being made, and universities are being shot,

08:05 prices are rising, may Allah forgive whatever is going on in this country,

08:10 the government is doing, O Wasim Badami,

08:12 may Allah have mercy and mercy on this country,

08:15 we have not left any fault in looting and destroying this country.

08:20 And Kosa Sahib, towards the end,

08:22 sir, when the responsibility of respect will be assigned,

08:25 if everything is happening, if you agree that everything is happening,

08:28 and it is wrong, then when the list of responsibilities will be made,

08:31 then a name of Pakistan People's Party will also come in it, right?

08:35 Canara, you can't do anything, right?

08:36 No, man, today you saw that today Raza Rabbani said that

08:40 I don't know if I am in the Senate or where I am,

08:42 and he said that I can't be a party,

08:44 and he tore the resolution, hit it on the face of the speaker,

08:50 and you must have seen that the People's Party…

08:52 If this is the scale, then Kamran Mujtada did the same,

08:54 as much as Noon Afnanullah did the same.

08:58 You are right, you are right,

09:00 and this proves where the legislation is coming from,

09:04 and how independent our parliament is, how independent it is.

09:08 So, this means that if the parliament is doing such things,

09:13 then why are they still attached to this government,

09:16 why don't they leave it?

09:18 But the People's Party is not at all…

09:21 The People's Party's role is not understood, it is positive,

09:23 it is not that negative, it is understood.

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