00:00Mr. Fayyaz-ul-Hassan Chauhan, you know there are a lot of things.
00:05The remand against Bani PTI has also been approved in the 12 cases of 9th May.
00:11Along with that, the decision to put restrictions on justice movement.
00:14Then the matter of Article 6.
00:16Do you think that the government that is planning this will be able to do this?
00:21If they go to the Supreme Court, then the possibility of doing this is there.
00:26Do you see justice movement in difficulty?
00:28Mr. Bhatti, the issue of our district is not in your area.
00:31If you had given it, it would have been beneficial, right?
00:34At least the people will be unmasked, the courts will be unmasked.
00:38Now you tell me, I am 100% willing to be a Pakistani, a political worker on these three issues.
00:45One is Article 6, your Qasim Suri, Bani Tariq-e-Ishaf and your President Arif Alvi.
00:52In relation to these three, the court and the entire panel and the bench has decided that Article 6 is applicable.
01:01They have made two recommendations.
01:04One is that there should be an investigation.
01:06The second investigation is that the so-called revolutionary half-wired vloggers
01:13and all those social media activists who are breathing against the state of Pakistan,
01:18their votes should be cancelled.
01:20Absolutely 100% right.
01:22Do you know the punishment for Article 6, Mr. Fayyaz?
01:24Listen, the third thing.
01:26There is nothing beyond the country.
01:28There is nothing beyond the state of Pakistan.
01:31Even in the most tired country in the world, there is nothing beyond the state.
01:36Whether you go to any Muslim or non-Muslim society or any religion, there is nothing beyond the state.
01:43If the state is at stake, there is inflation.
01:46If the state is at stake, there is unemployment.
01:48If the state is at stake, there is inflation.
01:51So when inflation, unemployment, inflation and inflation will continue,
01:54then what will happen to the state?
01:56Then on the basis of all its after-effects, side-effects and history, the state will have to decide.
02:03Okay, now tell me what can be thought of in the PTI?
02:07Will the Jamaat face this?
02:10Or is there a forward block?
02:12What are the options?
02:13Forget about the forward block.
02:14I think that the PTI, its social media team, and the social media team,
02:19from Imran Riaz to Imran Ghazali,
02:21these two are the holders of American nationality,
02:23and they are the proper directors and leaders of the American secret agency.
02:26They have not left any work to Pakistan, Bani Tehreek-e-Insaf, and the PTI
02:32for two and a half years under the leadership of the pre-planned Israeli-Jewish-Zionist and international powers secret agency.
02:37Really?
02:38Who did not leave any work?
02:40They are trying their best to declare this as a failed state.
02:43They are trying their best.
02:44And there are some groups behind it.
02:46The groups that have an agenda in reference to the 1973 UN,
02:49they have labelled Pakistan as a failed state.
02:53You know, there is a letter being written to the IAEA,
02:56that the state should not lend money to Pakistan.
02:58You are being lobbied against in every country in the world.
03:02On the national level, in every country in the world,
03:04their overseas chapters, their proper government officials of the PTI,
03:08they are presenting a memorandum to the governments of every country in the world,
03:11to the opposition, to their parliament,
03:13that Pakistan should be declared a failed state.
03:15What is this?
03:16You tell them.
03:18What should the government do about this?
03:20Should they put dolls on them?
03:22Should they salute them?
03:24Should they make them flowers of rose and henna?
03:27Should they dance in front of them?
03:28My name is Mahi Chahan Shabila, I will dance.
03:30Do you have a gut feeling that this will happen?
03:32Mr. Fayyaz, that the Tehreek-e-Insaf as a Jama'at will be demolished?
03:35No, look, my observation regarding the ban on the PTI is that,
03:39why are they making them oppressed?
03:42Their facilitators are strict on their illegal activities,
03:46and I think, in my personal opinion,
03:48the government of the Noon League is also unsuccessful.
03:52In the last two years, the government of the Noon League,
03:55this is my observation,
03:57intentionally or non-intentionally,
03:59did not manage the situation in that way.
04:02They should have managed it in this way.
04:04They should have come to the front foot.
04:06The police was unsuccessful, the institutions were unsuccessful,
04:09their civil institutions,
04:10before and after 9th May,
04:13they did not properly tackle and deal with this disorder,
04:16this disorder, this Tehreek-e-Insaf.
04:19I am saying this as a Pakistani.
04:22Okay, tell me one thing, in all these circumstances,
04:25you said that the Noon League is also at fault,
04:27this is happening with the Tehreek-e-Insaf,
04:29which Jama'at was the beneficiary in all these circumstances?
04:33Sir, the thing is that the beneficiary is the anti-powers of Pakistan.
04:37The beneficiary is a failed state of Pakistan.
04:40For the last 40-50 years,
04:43the only Islamic active force in the world,
04:46to see it destroyed,
04:48to see it as a random state of India in this area,
04:51to put its active program at stake,
04:54and to capture it,
04:56the powers that have plans are the beneficiary.
04:59Talk about reality.
05:01Our politicians have come and said,
05:04leave aside the party, the personality, the cult,
05:07the country has reached a point where people should tell the truth.
05:11What is the truth?
05:12The truth is that in 20 years of war and terror,
05:15to save Pakistan,
05:17the cleverness of Pakistan's establishment and the Pak army,
05:20their revenge has been taken from them for the last 2.5 years.
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