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In this live stream, we will discuss the major questions emerging in Pakistan’s politics after Asim Munir became the CDF. How could this change affect the balance of power? What impact might it have on Imran Khan’s political situation? And why does Shehbaz Sharif appear to be under pressure?    We’ll analyze all these issues live. Join the chat, ask your questions, and be part of the discussion. Get clear and fresh updates on what’s about to change in Pakistan’s political landscape. Don’t forget to like and share the stream.     #PakistanNews #AsimMunir #ImranKhan #ShehbazSharif #PakistanPolitics  #BreakingNewsPakistan #PoliticalAnalysis #CDFPakistan #CurrentAffairs  #PakistanLatestUpdate  ~PR.152~HT.408~

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00:00Asim Munir and Shahbaz Sharif, there hasn't been ever a democratic kind of a platform

00:08properly been given to the people of Pakistan. His jihadist kind of a mentality and he has been

00:17basically a product of a madrasa. Jihad is not what Quran says, jihad is what their Molana says,

00:24jihad is what Hafiz Said says, Masood Azhar says, Noor Khan base where we hit with our dromos,

00:33DGMA of Pakistan started pleading to the DGMA of India to stop the war was because that nuclear

00:42strategic command control base was basically which we hit was not of Pakistan but of America.

00:50From the army chief to field marshal and then promoted to chief of defense forces, this is

00:57the story of Asim Munir who is making progress in the torn and tattered country of Pakistan and well

01:08his promotions also raise a lot of questions whether these are a prompt surrender by the

01:15democratically elected government to the tyranny to the powers of the army there. Why I say tyranny

01:24because history speaks for itself and the way the Pakistani army has ruled and dominated the

01:32proceedings in the last four or five decades, it needs no introduction. Colonel Dinesh Nain joins us

01:39on the broadcast today. Colonel Nain, thank you so much for speaking to One India. You are a defense

01:43expert and a foreign affairs expert as well. My first question to you would be sir, is this a

01:51cosmetic upgrade? Does this mean anything first of all, making Asim Munir the chief of defense forces

01:57or is this an admission of the civilian government that they are powerless and army is supreme there?

02:05Definitely see, since the beginning from 1947 onwards, if you look at the from Ayub Khan onwards,

02:16Liyaka Tali onwards till you can say Musharraf and Nawaz Sharif, whatever happened and now recently with Asim

02:24Munir and Asim Munir and Shahbaz Sharif, there hasn't been ever a democratic kind of a

02:31platform properly been given to the people of Pakistan. Because whenever the democratic parties,

02:39these people tried to strengthen themselves, army never tolerated it, Pakistan army, and they came up with

02:46overthrowing the civilian government and taking out the reins in their own hands. And that's what exactly

02:54is happening now. Right. See, if you look back on the 27th and 26th and 27th amendments of Pakistan

03:05constitution, that clearly defines now that not only till to date, but in coming future,

03:13Pakistan hardly can see that democratic kind of a platform. Right. Where people can be served

03:21through democracy. Absolutely. I agree with you here. And as our header, you know, the premise of

03:29this discussion is also saying that what does it mean for India? Now, there is no threat, you know,

03:34from Asim Munir becoming either field marshal or, you know, for that matter, chief of defense forces.

03:39Pakistan has always been two steps behind when it comes to, you know, Indian military and Indian

03:44prowess and lots of things. But the question here is, if this kind of mentality of this kind of person

03:51who many have quoted him as being shameless also to a certain extent, then being the history that

04:00Pakistani army has given the fact that one of the former CIA operatives also mentioned that even the

04:11nuclear button was handed over to America during Parviz Musharraf's time. What does it mean for India?

04:19Do we need to be worried about this person at the helm of affairs in Pakistan? Are we going to see some

04:26sort of misbehavior or misadventure from that side again? See, the only problem that I think what

04:35we can have is the mentality of a person. He is a jihadist kind of a mentality and he is, you know,

04:44you know, he has been basically a product of a madrasa where he has been taught total Islamic foundation.

04:52I mean, and the sad part is that jihad is being considered by certain people as the tool to get

05:01some justice and that jihad is not what Quran says. Jihad is what their Mawlana says. Jihad is what Hafiz

05:09Said says, Masood Azhar says. And these people are basically trying to twist that Islam as per their own

05:17you know, whims and fancies. Now, this person has been a radical kind of a person, not from now,

05:25from very beginning. Jhiaul Haq time onwards, he started rising into this organization. And the worst

05:32part is that we have seen his face recently during Operation Sindhur. And in Markaz-i Subhanallah,

05:39Bhawadpur, where Jaish-e-Mohambad headquarter was taken over by the rebels and all. And then we saw

05:46even in Mureet K that the people wearing uniform, very high ranking people from Rangers, from army,

05:53from police. And so much so that a red carpet was laid on the roads. I mean, they were given a green

06:01green corridor for their janazas. Yes, yes, yes. That was showing the total mentality of

06:09so-called Mullah Asim Munir or not Field Marshal Asim Munir. And we can say this, that he is basically

06:15one of them. Now, where should we get worried? As far as the nuclear arsenal is concerned, as you

06:22rightly mentioned, one of this old CIA operative has very categorically said that

06:27he knows that this was the discussion in CIA, that the button of nukes of Pakistan is now being

06:38handled by some senior general in Pentagon. In Pentagon, yes. And Noor Khan base, where we hit with

06:46our BrahMos and we struck with BrahMos, over there and within that night when DGMA of Pakistan started

06:56pleading to the DGMA of India to stop the war was because that nuclear strategic command control

07:06base was basically, which we hit was not of Pakistan, but of America. Oh, is it? So if that is what it is,

07:16that is why we saw that anti-radiation planes started flying American and then the boron

07:22was being brought from Egypt and all everything was going in that area, not only in that place,

07:27but in Karana hills and all that places. So what, what, what we can make out from this is

07:34that I'm, I mean, there are some open sources which say that probably, probably these nukes

07:39doesn't belong to Pakistan. Pakistan. These are American assets kept for Central Asia and China

07:50as a nuke base. And Pakistan has been given this claim so that they can keep, you know,

07:58speaking left and right and trying to, you know, make noise about it,

08:03uh, to gain some kind of false, uh, heroism that we have got nukes. As you know,

08:09say, Krasid was talking power and other power and all that tactical bombs he was talking about.

08:16Right. So what I mean to say is definitely nukes cannot be handled by this gentleman without American

08:25permission, but strategic force, which he has created now recently, uh, where he has become

08:33the head of that strategic nuclear force clearly takes away the complete, complete command and

08:41control, which was there with the civil administration or political administration,

08:45political people. Now it has come in the hands of, uh, so-called CDN force. Yeah.

08:51That's where we have to get worried because he is basically a radicalized person.

08:56Absolutely. It makes a lot of sense. Uh, when you say that, uh, that is the cause of concern that,

09:02uh, uh, the military handling the nukes and not the civil government, because, uh, on one hand,

09:07the civilian government obviously tends to say that, Hey, look, we are ready for dialogue.

09:12And on the other, the person on the screen in the central frame says is training terrorists and

09:18sending them to India, cross-border terrorism. So this, uh, a double talk from their side,

09:23obviously is something that India needs to carefully tread on. Karnal Dinesh, thank you so

09:28much. You spoke to One India Hindi, you spoke to One India English. We really appreciate your time

09:31and inputs here. Thank you so much for speaking to us once again. Thank you.

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