Speeker national assembly of Pakistan ayaaz Sadiq speech in national assembly

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Speeker national assembly of Pakistan Ayaaz Sadiq speech in national assembly  zaberdst speech

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00:00Mr. Ishaq Dar, Mr. Mustafa Kamal, Mr. Mehmood Khan, Mr. Achak Zahid, Mr. Atif Khan,

00:07all of us who spoke positively today,

00:10should we forget what happened in the past?

00:13Our leadership may or may not sit together,

00:16but can't we parliamentarians, for the sake of parliament, for the sake of improvement,

00:20can't we sign a charter of parliament?

00:24Can't we sit together and do it?

00:29Can't we move towards improvement?

00:32We should talk about people's rights, we should talk about issues.

00:36I believe that instead of going out and talking, you should do it here.

00:40But you should do it within the scope of the book, the constitution, the rules.

00:46Then there is no reason.

00:48You should do it on the issues of the government,

00:50you should do it on the performance of the government,

00:52you should definitely do it.

00:53We should leave the personalities.

00:55There is still hope.

00:57When we had our first meeting on WIPs,

01:02the demand of the government WIPs was that we are two-thirds and the opposition is one-third.

01:09We should get a chance to speak twice and the opposition should get a chance to speak once.

01:13You can look at the record, in which the treasury benches may not have been happy,

01:19you have got more chances than this.

01:22And we have the entire record, I have compiled it every month,

01:26because if the opposition does not speak here, where will it speak?

01:29We want you to speak here.

01:31What Mr. Khawaja said, two wrongs do not make a right,

01:36I think there is a lot of weight in that.

01:39What I did yesterday, what my conscience said,

01:43and what was my responsibility, I did according to that.

01:47That night, until I was informed,

01:50what I was doing then, I will not go into the details that it is also necessary to keep some curtains.

01:55Whatever I could do, I did.

01:58But the regret is that when it is from your community that I was a part of it.

02:03I started from the top of the National Assembly, not from the bottom.

02:09It was the responsibility of the Sergeant-at-Arms, he is in charge for the security.

02:13I suspended him and the people who did not resist,

02:17those who came inside, I did not resist them.

02:20The staff of the CDA, who have been suspended on behalf of our electricity,

02:26and they have been transferred immediately from here,

02:28because this is not acceptable to us.

02:31But I will talk about an issue, I will not talk about it, but its result may be good.

02:3717-12-2018, this was your government at that time.

02:43This letter came from the Office of the Attorney General of Pakistan,

02:47which I will give you after this.

02:50This is about Khawaja Saad Rafiq, his production order was to be issued.

02:55In the end, I will read what was written.

02:58And this was not just about Khawaja Saad,

03:00this was about Khawaja Asif, Ahsan Iqbal, Rana Sanaullah and Shahbaz Sharif.

03:09As such, this request does not constitute sufficient ground for the issuance of a production order.

03:18I will give you a copy of this.

03:20I will read the second one.

03:22This is from the Ministry of Law.

03:2422-06-2019, this was your government.

03:29I will read the operative part, the end part.

03:32The Honourable Speaker may well exercise his discretion by not issuing the production orders in question.

03:40This is more so as the presence of the detainees is not necessary for purpose of making oath

03:46as a member of the National Assembly.

03:48As noted in the Baldev Kumar case,

03:51the peculiar facts of the matter are such that the scale of public welfare and interest

03:55appears to crave for a rejection of the request of the issuance of the production order.

04:01This is from the Ministry of Law.

04:06This is about Saad Rafiq.

04:09I will read the operative part.

04:1223-06-2019, when the request for production of order merely says

04:18to attend the proceedings of the ongoing 13th session of the National Assembly

04:22without mentioning as to why the presence is necessary,

04:26the request does not constitute sufficient grounds for the issuance of production order.

04:34I am giving this to you for your knowledge.

04:38However, the way the parliamentary leader PM LN and the way the Chairman Balawal Bhutto and Mr. Raj said

04:46we are moving towards betterment.

04:49Two wrongs do not make a right.

04:52I do not agree with the orders in your government.

04:59This not issuing production order was not the right thing to do then,

05:05it is not the right thing to do now.

05:07I will do what is appropriate,

05:14what is required and what is necessary for the honour of the Parliament.

05:20Inshallah, I will try to go to the bottom of this incident.

05:28Please, this is my request.

05:31If you come to my house,

05:34that house is a camp office.

05:37If you come to meet me,

05:39then do not think that

05:41because it is necessary for the opposition to sit with the government

05:44and it is necessary for both the speakers to sit together

05:47so that the atmosphere is good and the proceedings of the House can be run.

05:50The government cannot run it alone, the opposition cannot run it alone.

05:54That is why we are moving towards betterment.

05:56I request that we constitute this committee today,

06:00that we do not delay this further,

06:02and that we move this motion.

06:05Please be seated, Mr. Gauhar.

06:06By moving the motion, I will constitute the committee today

06:10and by taking your names,

06:12so that instead of tomorrow,

06:14work can start on this today.

06:16And I will do my responsibility, you do not worry.

06:18Whatever you want to ask...

06:20Yes, Mr. Gauhar.

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