"Speaker Ayaz Sadiq Should Resign", Sheikh Waqas Akram's Demand

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00:00Does the Army Chief intend to write another letter next week to Mr. Khan?

00:04Do you have any information on this?

00:07I mean, what can be done about this?

00:09I don't know anything about this, sir.

00:11But let's say, if there is a letter that he wants to write,

00:14then what is the point of the former Prime Minister and the current Army Chief

00:18writing a letter in light of the current situation?

00:23If they want to convey something directly, then what is the point?

00:26I don't think there is any point in this, Mr. Hussain.

00:29In fact, both of them have worked together in the past.

00:31If you allow me, I would like to respond to this.

00:33Yes, go ahead.

00:34If you allow me.

00:35Please, go ahead.

00:36During the conversation in the intro, you shared your reaction with us and the whole nation.

00:44The speaker has become very angry.

00:46Yes, yes.

00:47And the judge has said it.

00:48Yes.

00:49I don't understand why the speaker has become so angry.

00:52Really?

00:53The Parliament has been insulted.

00:57In the Parliament, at 2 or 3 in the night, the lights are switched off and the MNAs are kidnapped.

01:04We keep calling the Speaker of the National Assembly.

01:07We contact him.

01:09We contact him.

01:11We tell him that we are sitting in that office.

01:15You at least open the room or the nose lobby of the opposition leader

01:18so that we can sit there.

01:20There is no arrangement to sit there.

01:22So that we feel safe.

01:24Give the direction to the security.

01:26The speaker, in this situation, could not open the room of his opposition leader.

01:33He could not open the nose lobby.

01:35In the presence of his security, the MNAs of the Parliament were switched off.

01:41The MNAs were kidnapped.

01:43Isn't that an insult to the Parliament?

01:45Is this an insult to the Parliament that a judge has said what is in his heart?

01:49I don't agree with the speaker at all.

01:52And I say that they should think.

01:55There was a level of shame when in the history of the Parliament of the world,

01:59this filth has not happened anywhere.

02:01Which you have done.

02:03It has happened in your custodianship.

02:05If we had a little shame, as a member, as a speaker, we would have resigned.

02:10I remember when I gave a speech, they said, I think I should resign.

02:14Resign.

02:16Your resignation is made.

02:18It is made because we were lifted from under your nose.

02:21You know all the circumstances.

02:23They whisper in your ears.

02:25Not like this, not like this, not like this.

02:27And you get angry at the judge's words.

02:30You have made a committee.

02:32Under the leadership of Khurshid Shah.

02:34So take out the CCTV footage.

02:36Has anyone decided on it?

02:38The biggest insult was when your MNAs were lifted from there.

02:42Speakers talk sitting here.

02:44I am surprised, I am surprised at their behavior, that how does this shame arise?

02:49I will tell you.

02:51You are saying that it is wrong not to be ashamed of it or it is wrong to be ashamed of it?

02:56That is, this reaction is wrong or that reaction is wrong?

02:59No, no, I am not telling you.

03:01There is no one to wake up now.

03:03This is not the breed to wake up.

03:05If they had to be ashamed, they would have come first.

03:08I just want to ask them.

03:10Because if under the 26th amendment,

03:12they would not have brought the judge to the judicial commission of their choice.

03:16And a judge, you have released him from his responsibilities.

03:20And despite being the most senior,

03:22the work you have done.

03:24Let me see how dare you talk about a speaker like this about a judge.

03:28Okay.

03:29All these dares have been given to him in this 26th amendment.

03:33When you called, did he express his helplessness or what did he say?

03:37What you said to the speaker.

03:39Sir, helplessness.

03:41He is a helpless creature.

03:44I say that whistles keep coming and going.

03:48People make their name in history.

03:50He would have kicked that day.

03:52He would have left his chair and gone from there.

03:55If you are the MNS of the opposition, leave the opposition.

03:58For you, there are all MNS.

04:00We have not been able to tell their security.

04:03And then we were handed over to the police.

04:05Then the judge remanded us for 8 days.

04:07He is sitting here and insulting the judge.

04:10I agree with you.

04:12I do not disagree with you completely.

04:15But at least he called it lip service.

04:17He did it on more than one occasion.

04:19He also expressed his embarrassment.

04:21When the speakers' conference was held later,

04:23he said that I am that unfortunate speaker.

04:25So at least he kept expressing his regret.

04:27Not long ago.

04:28This may not have happened anywhere in the world.

04:30If it has happened, correct me.

04:32There was an election of the Senate.

04:34A secret camera came out of the parliament.

04:36It was the PTI government.

04:37Then maybe no one had even expressed regret like this.

04:39Was that also a mute button?

04:41Let's put everything aside.

04:43Listen, it had happened.

04:45Now the chairman of the Senate is sitting here.

04:47The decision has been taken.

04:48If any PTI government had done this,

04:50then they should have done it.

04:51So in your opinion,

04:52did any PTI government pick you up?

04:54Who did it at that time?

04:56Did any NOON government pick you up?

04:58In your opinion.

05:00Look, listen to me.

05:02Who was the chairman of the Senate at that time?

05:04Tell me.

05:05Who was Sanjrani?

05:06I do not remember exactly.

05:08I think it was Sanjrani.

05:10He was only with us.

05:12Oh, okay.

05:13What did he have to do with the party?

05:15What kind of relationship did he have with the party?

05:17Did he have any religious statement?

05:19The government was yours, right?

05:21How can you do this to the National Assembly?

05:23Sir, this cannot happen.

05:24In any way, you are my brother.

05:26In any way,

05:27you cannot do that camera incident

05:29with the kidnapping of your MNS.

05:32I am not drawing a parallel.

05:34I am saying that

05:35it goes beyond 100.

05:37It goes beyond 100.

05:38No, sir.

05:39Don't try to balance it, sir.

05:41Don't try to balance it.

05:42You are disagreeing with me.

05:44He was wrong.

05:45He was wrong.

05:46100%

05:47I am telling you that

05:49this incident was 500% wrong.

05:51Do you think that incident was 100% wrong or not?

05:54If you learn from your mistakes,

05:55you will move forward.

05:56You will have a better environment.

05:57I am asking you this.

05:58Sir, I condemned it at that time.

05:59If you watch my TV program,

06:01I condemned it at that time.

06:02You watch it.

06:03I will send you the clip myself.

06:04One last comment on this.

06:05Mr. Waqas,

06:06this is my own opinion,

06:07which you can agree or disagree.

06:08The ritual keeps happening

06:10and then the matter gets worse.

06:12Whatever is happening today,

06:13Noon is quiet about it.

06:14In fact, he is happy.

06:15In fact, he is a part of it.

06:16Tomorrow, it will be worse with him.

06:18Tomorrow, when a camera comes out,

06:19everyone is quiet about it.

06:20Then the next day, people come in.

06:22When the I.G. of one morning

06:23gets up from Karachi

06:24and everyone is happy about it,

06:25then the next day,

06:26the minister also comes forward.

06:27This is a wrong tradition.

06:29It keeps happening.

06:30I think everyone should

06:31not enjoy being one.

06:33Yes, brother.

06:34It is wrong,

06:35whether it is in our era

06:36or their era.

06:37It is wrong.

06:38It is as simple as that.

06:39As an M.N.A,

06:40I said that

06:41I was going to be a witness.

06:42You forget about

06:43the Noon League and PTI

06:44for two minutes.

06:45I am a member of the parliament.

06:47I was abducted.

06:48I say that

06:49I was not involved

06:50in the camera incident,

06:51whoever did it.

06:52Of course.

06:53Their chairman is sitting.

06:54Watch it.

06:55As an M.N.A,

06:56I say that

06:57what are you talking about?

06:58Which insult are you talking about?

06:59You cannot do

07:00what is in your hands.

07:01You cannot do it.

07:02You talk about it

07:03in front of the judge.

07:04Why?

07:05Absolutely.

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