"45 Saal Hogaye Aj tak Ayse Halaat Nahi Dekhe " Buzurg Shehri Doran e Guftagu Afsurdah Hogaye

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"45 Saal Hogaye Aj tak Ayse Halaat Nahi Dekhe " Buzurg Shehri Doran e Guftagu Afsurdah Hogaye

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00:00Mr. Zahir, wherever you go in Faisalabad,

00:04you will always see a troubled state of mind when you talk to someone related to the industry.

00:08As-salamu alaykum. How are you?

00:10Brother, I have come to see you.

00:13My work here is trading.

00:15I sell my stock to the owners here.

00:19I have come here to see you and remember you.

00:21Of course, talk to me.

00:23Pakistan's cotton production is number 5.

00:27We are number 5 in the world.

00:29But our textile industry is also number 1 in the world.

00:34And it should be.

00:36The biggest reason is that our electricity and gas are very expensive.

00:42It is so expensive that we are not able to compete with the world's textile industry.

00:48We give them threads and cloths.

00:52They say that they are making cloths and will sell them later.

00:56The problem is that we sell the cloths and get electricity bills deposited.

01:00They are returning your money.

01:01Okay, so they are returning your money, they have to pay the electricity bill,

01:05they have to pay the laborers, and there are other expenses as well.

01:08Yes, all these problems are due to electricity bills.

01:13So, it would have been better if the electricity bills were increased comparatively before this.

01:17Look, Iqrar, our industry boosted in the days of Corona.

01:23It boosted a lot.

01:25The reason for this was that we started getting orders from all over the world.

01:29If someone has one or two factories, he has three, he has four.

01:34But now the reason is that the electricity bills have increased so much

01:38that their first one was also closed.

01:40In our old Pakistan, there are about 12 factories.

01:43Sir is saying that he has 56 looms and 10 or 12 are running.

01:46Even if the factory is running, it is still in this condition.

01:49What do you think is the solution?

01:51The solution is that the electricity bill should be reduced.

01:55The taxes should be reduced.

01:57Assalam-o-Alaikum, Sir, how are you?

02:01Are you doing well?

02:02Are you a resident of this area?

02:04Yes, I am a resident of this area. I work in Pabulu.

02:06I have been working for a month now.

02:10I don't get any work.

02:11You yourself said that there is no increase in expenses.

02:16It is exactly like this.

02:18These are the same things that everyone has done.

02:21But you have spent a big part of your life.

02:25Yes, I have been working in Pabulu for 45 years.

02:28For 45 years in Pabulu?

02:29Yes, exactly.

02:30My father gave me two and a half months of work.

02:33I didn't make anything in the future.

02:35Allah Akbar.

02:36So in the 45 years that you worked hard to earn a living for your children,

02:40have you ever seen such a situation in those 45 years?

02:44No, I have never seen such a situation.

02:46I have also seen that if you earn Rs 500 a week,

02:50everyone comes to eat at home.

02:52Now I have earned Rs 20,000-20,000.

02:55I have seen it.

02:56Nothing happens.

02:57The situation is very bad.

02:59The situation is very bad.

03:00We give you our blessings.

03:04May Allah bless you.

03:05You are doing a very good job.

03:08May Allah bless you too.

03:09May Allah bless you too.

03:10Ameen.

03:11Whatever my friends have said is mine.

03:13How many sons and daughters do you have in your family?

03:19I have three sons.

03:20May Allah bless them.

03:21They also have children.

03:22Yes, they are responsible for their children.

03:23I have 15-17-18 children.

03:26If they come to my house,

03:28I hold them and send them to school.

03:30I haven't sent them to school yet.

03:32Do you send them to school?

03:33Yes, I send them to school.

03:34I have to send them to school.

03:36Of course, you have to send them to school.

03:38Yes, I have to send them to school.

03:39May Allah bless them.

03:40I don't send them to school.

03:41You are saying that you have never seen such a situation before.

03:45What do you think is the reason for such a bad situation?

03:48What is the reason?

03:49What else can it be?

03:50The government.

03:52Look, the IMF takes money.

03:54Do they take it from us?

03:55No.

03:56Or do they take it from you?

03:57What do you think is the reason?

03:59Look, my relatives work for the government.

04:01They also have an AC at home.

04:03They also have free electricity.

04:06And we are giving them money.

04:08Yes, we are giving them money.

04:10May Allah bless them.

04:11Remember my prayers.

04:12May Allah bless you.

04:14How are you?

04:15I am fine.

04:16So, you also work in power rooms.

04:18Yes.

04:19How long have you been doing this?

04:20It's been 25 years.

04:21It's been 25 years.

04:22In 25 years, this situation will be over.

04:25I have never seen such a situation before.

04:26I also went through the same situation when I was a child.

04:28We haven't seen such a situation before in 25 years.

04:30Yes.

04:31But actually, the main reason for this is electricity.

04:37Yes.

04:38It's expensive.

04:39In the past, power rooms used to make a lot of noise.

04:44We used to ask anyone,

04:46which work is this?

04:47Power room.

04:48Yes.

04:49How are you doing?

04:50It's going very well.

04:51Mashallah.

04:52People didn't complain about the situation, right?

04:54They do now.

04:55Why do they do it now?

04:56We used to ask anyone.

04:58The situation is very bad.

05:03It's been 16 months.

05:06The situation is very bad.

05:11I have to earn 27,000 Rupees a month.

05:14How much do you earn a month?

05:17I earned 27,000 Rupees last year.

05:19How much did you earn this month?

05:21I earned 35,000 Rupees.

05:22You earned 35,000 Rupees and lost 27,000 Rupees.

05:24I worked hard to earn 35,000 Rupees.

05:27I don't earn more than that.

05:31You are watching Ghulam Muhammadabad,

05:36which used to be a power room hub in Faisalabad.

05:40Now it is completely silent.

05:43There are a lot of factories and buildings

05:46that are locked.

05:48Let's talk to him.

05:50Hello.

05:51How are you?

05:52Fine.

05:53How long have you been working here?

05:58I have been working here for 15 years.

06:01It's been a month since I got a job.

06:04I live on rent.

06:06The rent is 15,000 Rupees.

06:08The electricity bill is 20,000 Rupees.

06:13My mother is sick.

06:14I don't have money for her medicine.

06:16I have to buy insulin for her.

06:17I don't have money for that either.

06:19Sometimes when I don't have money,

06:21my mother asks me to pay the bill.

06:24That's how it is.

06:26I don't even pay my children's fees.

06:28My children are at home.

06:30I am talking about their basic needs.

06:33I am not talking about their luxuries.

06:35They don't have enough money for their basic needs.

06:38You have been saying for a month

06:40that you don't have a job.

06:41What is the reason for that?

06:43I don't get work.

06:44There are no jobs anywhere.

06:46I don't get work.

06:47Earlier, when I was in Pakistan,

06:49there was so much work.

06:51People used to beg for work.

06:53People used to look for good workers.

06:55Yes, they used to look for them.

06:56Now, when I go to look for them,

06:58they say they don't have work.

07:00You don't have a job for a month.

07:02The electricity bill is 20,000 Rupees.

07:04The rent is 15,000 Rupees.

07:06Your mother's medicines are at their place.

07:08Your children's fees are at their place.

07:10What are your plans for the next month?

07:12I am thinking of doing something.

07:15We live in Pakistan.

07:17People have made our lives difficult.

07:19People are asking for loans.

07:20Where should we go?

07:21Sometimes we take loans from them,

07:23sometimes from our friends.

07:24But where should we go?

07:25And there is no hope for work?

07:27There is no hope for work.

07:28We don't feel that work is going on.

07:30If work is going on,

07:31then we will return the loan.

07:32We get calls from the tenants every day.

07:34Give us the rent.

07:35Give us the rent.

07:36We will give you a good one.

07:37But how much will they give us?

07:39We will take care of that as well.

07:41How many children do you have?

07:42I have three children.

07:43Every father thinks about his children.

07:45He wants to educate them.

07:47He wants to give them a good education.

07:49He wants them to live a better life than us.

07:51Do you think you will be able to continue

07:53the education of your children?

07:54It has become very difficult.

07:56Both my children came first.

07:58They study in the first class.

07:59They are good.

08:00But when they don't have fees,

08:01they call us.

08:02I told them not to ask for fees from the children.

08:04Call me.

08:05Don't send the children home.

08:07What effect will it have on the children?

08:09We don't even have that much.

08:10Give us the fees.

08:11But what to do?

08:12If the work is going on,

08:13we don't have to do it.

08:15The workers are so worried.

08:16Everyone is so worried.

08:17Who do you think is responsible for all this?

08:19Our government is responsible for all this.

08:21They have the right to give us at least a job.

08:23Give us a job so that

08:24every worker can run the house.

08:28May Allah make it easy for you.

08:29May Allah give your mother health and well-being.

08:31Does she pray for you?

08:32For the industry?

08:33For the country?

08:34Yes, she prays a lot.

08:36May Allah give her health and well-being.

08:38She takes good care of us.

08:40And like she said,

08:41if you can't give her all the medicines,

08:44then she...

08:45I haven't given her all the medicines.

08:47May Allah give her health and well-being.

08:48We all pray for her.

"45 Saal Hogaye Aj tak Ayse Halaat Nahi Dekhe " Buzurg Shehri Doran e Guftagu Afsurdah Hogaye

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