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00:00Assalam-o-Alaikum, the program is Sawaal Yeh Hai and I am with you, Shahista Yusuf.
00:16Viewers, today we will talk about our top stories, which we will try to cover.
00:21Let me share them with you.
00:23First of all, we will talk about the death of Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
00:27then we will talk about the electricity load shedding,
00:31then we will talk about the relationship between the Noon League and the Pakistan People's Party.
00:40We will also talk about the failure of the Noon League to convince the Pakistan People's Party.
00:48Yesterday's Noon League, today's Noon League.
00:51On one hand, we are talking about the renewal of loyalty,
00:53and on the other hand, we are talking about the promise of loyalty.
00:55We will talk about this too.
00:56And then we will talk about the budget, the security of the opposition and the government.
01:01The common people are worried about this budget, but the opposition also has security on it.
01:07On the other hand, there is also security from the government.
01:10We will talk about all this.
01:11Let's move on to the first story.
01:13The issue of electricity load shedding is between Wifaq and Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
01:17which is right in front of us.
01:18Before this, we saw that statements were made on the part of Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
01:22But the matter got worse when Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa went to the KP grid station himself.
01:30And what did he say there? Let's watch this.
01:33This is my message. I told you about the button.
01:36I showed you the button.
01:40I have the button in my hand.
01:41And if you make a drama, reduce the electricity from the national grid,
01:43then I swear to God, remove the button from the national grid.
01:46I will also stop the electricity from the national grid.
01:47Then the whole of Pakistan will know and you will know.
01:51So if the load shedding of electricity has not been reduced,
01:53then Wifaq will know and you will know.
01:56On this, the representative of Wifaq, Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
01:59Faisal Kareem Kundi says that
02:01the problem will not be solved by attacking the grid station.
02:04Rather, if you come to Islamabad, sit down and talk, then the problems can be solved.
02:08And Rana Sanaullah has also confirmed all these statements.
02:12Let's listen to what both have said.
02:14The way the Minister has taught us to understand ourselves,
02:17that you are an attacker at the grid station,
02:20or you have to control them.
02:21I don't think this is acceptable.
02:23This happened on May 9 as well.
02:24You challenged the state.
02:25Today they are attacking your grid station.
02:28Then they will attack something else.
02:29We cannot file an FIR against such a minister and such an assembly.
02:33They are challenging the state.
02:35You are dialoguing with them.
02:36They should have filed an FIR and arrested them.
02:39There have been incidents in PK for the second time
02:42that they went to the grid station and occupied it.
02:46This action that has taken place there,
02:48which is to go to the grid station and occupy it,
02:51this is not acceptable at all.
02:53And this is a challenge to the grid of the state.
02:58So, Rana Sanaullah says that this is a challenge to the grid of the state.
03:02Prime Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
03:04did Ali Amin Gandapur give this threat for the first time?
03:08No. He has given threats before as well.
03:10What did he say on different occasions and how did he threaten?
03:13Let's see.
03:14I am giving a clear message to the Minister of Power and to the Federal Government.
03:18Where there is a 22-20 hour shedding,
03:20if there is no relief of 5-6 hours,
03:22the schedule will not be completed by tonight.
03:24And where there are 16 hours, there will not be 12 hours.
03:26I am giving you a clear message that tomorrow I will go to the Pesco chief myself
03:29and then I will sit there and make the schedule myself.
03:31If he does not get the right, then there is one morning,
03:33that of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
03:34Then when he leaves in the morning,
03:36he will go back in the morning.
03:37He will take Imran Khan as well.
03:38And he will also bring down this government.
03:40He will not go like this.
03:41He will not go back empty-handed.
03:42Now I am saying, if he does not get the right,
03:44then we will take over Islamabad from this government.
03:47We have seen your voice.
03:49Your voice has been heard in Kashmir in one day.
03:51What will happen to you if we come here?
03:53Think.
03:54Sit down.
03:55Tell us this.
03:56Sit down and solve the problem.
03:57When your words will be over,
03:58your tolerance will be over,
04:00then we will say that the party has just started.
04:02If he does not get the right,
04:03then we will take over the government.
04:05And if we come,
04:06then think what will happen to you.
04:07The schedule of electricity load shedding,
04:10I will make it myself.
04:11Similarly, on different occasions,
04:12such statements have been coming from the side of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
04:16But is the electricity load shedding
04:18happening only in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?
04:21Or in different provinces,
04:23the situation is different?
04:26In this regard,
04:27senior journalist Umar Cheema,
04:29according to his story,
04:30the most load shedding is not happening in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
04:33but is happening in Sindh and Balochistan.
04:36In load shedding,
04:37Sindh has the first number
04:38where more than 12 hours of load shedding is being done on 605 feeders.
04:42Then the second number in load shedding is of Balochistan
04:45where more than 12 hours of load shedding is being done on 540 feeders.
04:50Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's number is the third
04:53where there are 198 feeders
04:55and more than 12 hours of load shedding is being done on 198 feeders.
04:59This is senior journalist Umar Cheema.
05:00According to his story,
05:01I have shared the facts and figures with you.
05:04Now to talk about this,
05:05the guests who are present with us,
05:06let me introduce them to you.
05:07We have joined by Rehnuma Muslim League,
05:09known Senator Afnanullah.
05:11Rehnuma Pakistan People's Party,
05:13Syed Hassan Murtaza Sahib will be present with us.
05:16And Rehnuma Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf,
05:18Naeem Haider Panjwata Sahib has also joined us.
05:21Thank you very much for your time.
05:23Mr. Afnanullah, I will come to you.
05:26What is the reason that
05:28Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has to face threats every day
05:32or his MPAs are going to the grid stations themselves
05:35or he himself is saying that he will make an electricity schedule.
05:38Why is the death of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa not being heard according to him?
05:43In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
05:46See, the thing is that
05:48the production and distribution of electricity
05:53is a federal subject.
05:55And most of the organizations are federal owned.
05:59And obviously, because Bhifaq has all the set-up,
06:03so they decide on the basis of different parameters
06:07on how much electricity is to be given,
06:09how much is to be given,
06:11how much is to be given.
06:12So they are deciding according to that.
06:14Obviously, if there is load shedding in Balochistan,
06:17in Sindh, in Pakhtunkhwa,
06:20and in other places as well,
06:23the solution is not to attack the feeders and discos
06:29and say that we should be given more electricity.
06:33The solution is to take other issues forward
06:36and address the fundamental issue of electricity theft in Pakistan.
06:43For example, if there is electricity theft in 90-80% of the areas,
06:51then there will be load shedding.
06:54This formula is not just for Pakhtunkhwa.
06:57It is for the whole of Pakistan.
06:59Even in Karachi, where there was a lot of electricity theft,
07:08they used to give less electricity.
07:10So, the solution is to convince people to pay their electricity bills.
07:17Instead of saying that it is not a problem,
07:20people should not pay their bills,
07:21and we will give them electricity.
07:22They also say that the money that is to be given to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
07:26should be deducted from Bhifaq,
07:28but electricity should be given to us.
07:29Then they say that you take electricity from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
07:32but they are not giving electricity to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
07:35They say that electricity is taken from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
07:40First of all, they should not say this.
07:44But now that they have said this,
07:45I will definitely answer their question.
07:47Electricity is produced from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from Tarbela Dam.
07:52There is no doubt about this.
07:53Electricity is also consumed in Pakhtunkhwa and other places.
07:59But the hydel is only used for four to five months a year.
08:03So the electricity requirement for the rest of the year is fulfilled from outside.
08:08Now if you make it an issue and politicize it,
08:12then this is a matter of regret.
08:14And they are doing this because there is nothing else to show.
08:17It would have been better if they had said that
08:20we have set such a budget in the field of education,
08:23we will build so many new schools,
08:24we will build so many new rural health clinics,
08:27we will build more dams.
08:30This is not in the debate.
08:32All the speeches of PTI in the entire Senate,
08:37no one has detailed the budget of Pakhtunkhwa
08:40that we have started doing new work in Pakhtunkhwa.
08:44Or we have done it.
08:46So instead of talking about it,
08:49we are talking about closing this feeder every day.
08:55Although you know that
08:58the remaining 100 billion rupees are due to electricity.
09:04Now the electric companies in Peshawar
09:07and two other electric companies
09:10that provide electricity in Pakhtunkhwa,
09:12their dues are also an issue.
09:15And they are increasing with time.
09:17So is this the solution?
09:19You will say that electricity theft is a very good thing.
09:21Our people do it because they don't have money.
09:23So now you do it.
09:25You are encouraging it on TV.
09:27So this is bad luck,
09:29to take matters like this.
09:31But Mr. Afghanullah,
09:32you have to find a solution.
09:34Find a solution to the situation.
09:36How will you find a solution?
09:38Will this go on like this?
09:40Will they keep threatening you?
09:42Will you keep saying that you have not given money?
09:46Look, the solution is absolutely there.
09:50And the solution comes out of conversation
09:52and understanding.
09:54This is what politicians do.
09:57But the problem is that
09:59a minister is constantly using
10:01the language of extremism.
10:03He is constantly using the language
10:05of incitement.
10:07So this is bad luck.
10:09Of course, they will get an answer from somewhere.
10:11Then they will say,
10:13look, we have said this.
10:15The thing is that you are saying such things.
10:17Okay.
10:19You think we should sit and talk
10:21and not talk like this.
10:23No, let's go to Mr. Mahendra Panjota.
10:25Mr. Panjota, the report that I just mentioned,
10:27on the first number,
10:29there is load shedding in Sindh.
10:31On the second number, there is load shedding in Balochistan.
10:33And on the third number, there is load shedding in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
10:35That is, there is a situation of load shedding everywhere.
10:37This is it.
10:39Then what is the reason that the situation
10:41comes to threats?
10:43Demonstrators go to the grid stations
10:45and make claims.
10:47Even today, 32 speeders have been stripped
10:49in Rehman Baba Grid Station.
10:51They say that demonstrators had entered.
10:53Thank you very much
10:55for giving me the opportunity.
10:57Look, brother Afnan always
10:59has a very good conversation.
11:01We often sit together in programs
11:03and talk a lot.
11:05I am a little bit
11:07against some of the things
11:09he has said.
11:11One is that you have seen
11:13that Ali Min Ghandapur,
11:15although the whole world knows
11:17that according to Form 47,
11:19these people won,
11:21leaving behind people's emotions
11:23and all matters,
11:25he went to the province
11:27to talk to the people
11:29and find a solution to this problem.
11:31The dues pending should also be given
11:33and the rights of the province should also be given.
11:35But you have seen that
11:37those pictures have also been made,
11:39everything has happened,
11:41criticism has also been tolerated.
11:43But despite that, the way loyalty
11:45is being presented in all matters,
11:47the way you have seen that if you
11:49look at it, the whole budget
11:51has been given in Punjab.
11:53And in that you know
11:55how the funds used there are used
11:57and how commissions are made
11:59and how things work.
12:01Because that MNAs, MPAs,
12:03this is especially a statement
12:05of the PM, how to strengthen
12:07these hopefuls, putting DPO, DCO,
12:09putting SHOs, putting AC,
12:11and doing all this,
12:13how to do bureaucracy
12:15and how to make your vote.
12:17The opposition has now become
12:19that in the eyes of the people
12:21their grip is over.
12:23Now a better solution for them
12:25was that no matter how they came
12:27to power, no matter how they are running
12:29and we are fighting for the return
12:31of our mandate on the other side.
12:33So in the eyes of the people,
12:35if they had to do it, then this Texas
12:37that you will treat a province
12:39like this, according to the report
12:41you have told me, you are saying
12:43that Sindh is number one,
12:45Pakistan and Balochistan,
12:47you are saying that 12-13 hours
12:49is not enough.
12:51But 20-22 hours are being loaded there.
12:53And this issue of theft
12:55was not created in the government
12:57of Pakistan.
12:59Even before that, in other provinces,
13:01go to Sindh, go to Balochistan,
13:03there is a problem everywhere.
13:05The solution to this problem should be found.
13:07The solution to this problem can be found
13:09in this way that you are a leader
13:11or you increase your team and see
13:13if someone uses electricity directly
13:15or is stealing, cut the meter
13:17and install it on it.
13:19But Mr. Panjota,
13:21but Mr. Panjota,
13:23the way Wazir-e-Khaibar is threatening,
13:25or the way they themselves
13:27reach the grid stations and
13:29generate electricity,
13:31so this is not the solution.
13:33Do you think this is a permanent solution?
13:35Where will Wazir-e-Khaibar go
13:37and generate electricity?
13:39Look, the first thing is
13:41that no one wants
13:43to take the law into their own hands
13:45or do some kind of action
13:47in which they do such a thing
13:49on any institution
13:51and do such activities.
13:53But when you are given a vote by the public,
13:55those people ask you,
13:57they talk to you.
13:59So when they want to talk,
14:01there is definitely a province
14:03within which 20 hours, 22 hours,
14:05you see, one has happened that
14:07people use grid stations,
14:09and the electricity that is being provided
14:11to other provinces,
14:13you are snatching it
14:15because there is the government of Pakistan.
14:17Now, after doing all that,
14:19people are being asked
14:21why did you do this?
14:23No, they say that because of this
14:25they are not giving electricity,
14:27there are line losses,
14:29people are not paying bills.
14:31They say that because of this
14:33they are not giving electricity.
14:35I am making the same request.
14:37I am sitting in Punjab.
14:39In Punjab, there is no load shedding
14:41for 20-22 hours.
14:43In Punjab, there is maximum
14:45electricity for 2-4 hours.
14:47But there is electricity going on
14:49for 20-22 hours,
14:51and where there is theft,
14:53to the extent of that person,
14:55you can say that this person has
14:57stolen and he should pay the bill
14:59and do the whole thing,
15:01but you see for yourself
15:03that the government of Pakistan
15:05is not understanding
15:07how to proceed.
15:09Because of this, all these problems
15:11are arising.
15:13And this is the thing that
15:15you are continuously
15:17criticizing a province
15:19all day long.
15:21So you must have seen
15:23that in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
15:25as soon as they came,
15:27the food stalls opened,
15:29as soon as they came,
15:31we activated the health card,
15:33but still there is a question
15:35what is the solution of load shedding.
15:39Syed Hassan Murtaza,
15:41why is the Pakistan People's Party
15:43silent on the issue of electricity
15:45and load shedding?
15:49Thank you very much.
15:51The Pakistan People's Party
15:53is not silent at all.
15:55We also talk about it.
15:57There are similar issues
15:59in the Council of Common Interest
16:01issues like
16:03Mr. Panjota was saying
16:05that the rights
16:07are not being given
16:09the rights
16:11according to NFC
16:13are not being given to KPK.
16:15There is a forum
16:17for all these things.
16:19There should be a discussion.
16:21The request is that
16:23everyone has the right to protest
16:25peacefully.
16:27If the way
16:29CMKP
16:31had threatened,
16:33if they had
16:35tried to stop the theft,
16:37the role that the
16:39provinces should play,
16:41they would have sat
16:43and planned with them
16:45and tried to reduce
16:47the line losses.
16:49As Mr. Afnan said,
16:51they would have tried
16:53to collect the
16:55billions of rupees
16:57from KPK.
16:59I think that
17:01using this language
17:03against Wafaq
17:05is not right.
17:07We are all Wafaq.
17:09KPK has its own importance.
17:11It is a part of Pakistan.
17:13It cannot be cut off.
17:15The people there are
17:17Pakistani. They have full rights.
17:19Wafaq is theirs.
17:21The province is theirs.
17:23They have no right
17:25to cut it off.
17:27For their rights,
17:29the methodical
17:31way of fighting
17:33is not right.
17:35These are the
17:37facts.
17:39From 2008 to 2013,
17:41there were similar
17:43protests in Punjab.
17:45At that time,
17:47there were attacks on discos.
17:49At that time, there were
17:51demonstrations.
17:53There were MPs.
17:55There were CMs.
17:57Maybe these are the facts.
17:59But we all need
18:01to sit down
18:03and talk about
18:05our national issues,
18:07our masses' issues,
18:09our national issues.
18:11We need to sit down
18:13and talk about them.
18:15If there is an electricity issue,
18:17we talk about Form 47 and 45.
18:19I am a victim of that.
18:21I am a victim of that.
18:23I am not a victim of Form 47.
18:25I am a victim.
18:27But we need to
18:29become a little
18:31nationalist.
18:33We need to
18:35become a little nationalistic.
18:37If we try to weaken
18:39our own loyalty,
18:41it is not appropriate.
18:43Our attitude should be positive.
18:45It should be about their rights.
18:47The CM should
18:49take a stronger stand.
18:51But for that,
18:53the choice of language
18:55or words should not
18:57become an example
18:59in front of people
19:01and encourage them.
19:03The one who steals electricity
19:05will be encouraged.
19:07Our CM has said
19:09that there is no one
19:11to question us.
19:13These things need to be corrected.
19:15The Pakistan People's Party
19:17needs to be corrected.
19:19But the discussion
19:21is still going on
19:23between the Governor
19:25and the CM.
19:27Faisal Kareem Kundi
19:29gave a very good suggestion.
19:31He said that the issue
19:33of load shedding
19:35and threats
19:37should be given
19:39to the provinces.
19:41Line losses and recovery
19:43should be given to the provinces.
19:45Do you think that
19:47this is a solution?
19:51Whatever steps
19:53are taken to improve the situation,
19:55the People's Party
19:57gave so many things
19:59to the provinces
20:01in the 18th Amendment
20:03and Devolution.
20:05The KP was given
20:07by the Pakistan People's Party.
20:09It was their right.
20:11The People's Party
20:13gave so many things to the provinces.
20:15In order to improve the situation,
20:17if something needs to be given
20:19to the provinces,
20:21then it should be given.
20:23And if some things
20:25can be improved by Wafaaq,
20:27then it should be given to Wafaaq.
20:29The provinces have the right
20:31to produce their own electricity
20:33in the 18th Amendment.
20:35The provinces should also
20:37calculate how many units
20:39they have built
20:41and how many people
20:43have tried to go to hydro
20:45and how many people
20:47have tried to go to coal.
20:49How many provinces
20:51have succeeded in this?
20:53How many provinces
20:55have not been able to do it?
20:57All these things
20:59need to be seen
21:01and the only solution
21:03is to choose words
21:05and speak positively.
21:07We are not able
21:09to do that.
21:11We are just trying
21:13to score points.
21:15We say whatever
21:17comes to our mouth.
21:19If the CM or KP
21:21says that the tax collector
21:23will walk on his feet
21:25and go back on his shoulders,
21:27then I think
21:29this is not appropriate.
21:31It is possible that my brothers
21:33disagree with this.
21:35This is not right.
21:37This is not the CM's
21:39way of speaking.
21:41It is better to sit down
21:43and talk.
21:45This will solve
21:47the problems.
21:49Pakistan belongs to all of us.
21:51Absolutely.
21:53Pakistan belongs to all of us.
21:55We will also talk about
21:57complaints and threats.
21:59Let's take a break.
22:01Welcome back
22:03after the break.
22:31We would like
22:33to be a part of the budget.
22:35We would like to also give input.
22:37We have not taken the input
22:39but we would like to talk about
22:41the budget.
22:43We have a lot of concerns
22:45about the budget.
22:47But because the party's
22:49policy today is to just have
22:51token participation,
22:53we are participating in token.
22:55A similar budget was presented
22:57and passed.
22:59If there is any
23:01serious threat to the
23:03country's security
23:05then it is the
23:07traditional budget.
23:09Hanif Abbasi says
23:11that the budget was
23:13prepared by the people's party.
23:15The budget
23:17was made by your will.
23:19It was published
23:21by your will.
23:23The bill will be
23:25signed by your will.
23:27It will be signed by your will.
23:31Omar Ayub says
23:33that this is not a budget.
23:35It is a fraud.
23:37This is a budget.
23:39Nothing more.
23:41This is a fraud.
23:43It is a highway robbery
23:45against the people of Pakistan.
23:47This is economic terrorism.
23:49It is against the people of Pakistan
23:51and against the future of Pakistan.
23:53The finance minister
23:55is a gentleman.
23:57He is a professional man.
23:59His wings were clipped.
24:01He dug a pit for himself.
24:03He went to the grave and
24:05laid the soil on himself.
24:07He said, save us.
24:09Along with this,
24:11the Noon League and
24:13the Pakistan People's Party
24:15met yesterday.
24:17They were given the Shahiya
24:19by the minister.
24:21But Shazia Murry says
24:23that the meeting
24:25between the Noon League
24:27and the Pakistan People's Party
24:29was not a good result.
24:31Hassan Murtaza,
24:33our guest, says that
24:35the Noon League is in power
24:37because of the Pakistan People's Party.
24:39If there is no People's Party,
24:41the Noon League will lose its power.
24:43The meeting between
24:45the Prime Minister
24:47and Chairman Bilawar Bhutto
24:49was not a good result.
24:51The Noon League is in power
24:53because of the Pakistan People's Party.
24:55If the Pakistan People's Party
24:57were not in power,
24:59the PMLN would be in jail today.
25:01If you consider the People's Party
25:03as a minus,
25:05or the People's Party
25:07as a loss
25:09due to taking it for granted,
25:11then the People's Party
25:13would be at a lesser loss.
25:15You would have been jailed
25:17by the Prime Minister.
25:19On the other hand,
25:21Rana Sanawla says
25:23that the Pakistan People's Party
25:25is not only a part of the Cabinet,
25:27but also a part of the government.
25:29It is equally involved in government affairs.
25:31On the other hand,
25:33Bhanif Abbas says
25:35that it is not a joke
25:37that you are the President,
25:39Governor,
25:41Chairman of the Senate
25:43and not even stakeholders.
25:45Listen to what he says.
25:47It is not a joke
25:49that you are the President,
25:51Governor,
25:53Chairman of the Senate
25:55and not even stakeholders.
25:57We are all stakeholders
25:59in Balochistan.
26:01How can you say
26:03that you are not a stakeholder?
26:05We are all stakeholders
26:07in Balochistan.
26:09How can you say
26:11that you are not a stakeholder?
26:35How can you say that you are not a stakeholder?
27:05How can you say
27:07that you are not a stakeholder?
27:35How can you say
27:37that you are not a stakeholder?
28:05How can you say
28:07that you are not a stakeholder?
28:35How can you say
28:37that you are not a stakeholder?
28:39How can you say
28:41that you are not a stakeholder?
28:43How can you say
28:45that you are not a stakeholder?
28:47How can you say
28:49that you are not a stakeholder?
28:51How can you say
28:53that you are not a stakeholder?
28:55How can you say
28:57that you are not a stakeholder?
28:59How can you say
29:01that you are not a stakeholder?
29:03How can you say
29:05that you are not a stakeholder?
29:07How can you say
29:09that you are not a stakeholder?
29:11How can you say
29:13that you are not a stakeholder?
29:15How can you say
29:17that you are not a stakeholder?
29:19How can you say
29:21that you are not a stakeholder?
29:23How can you say
29:25that you are not a stakeholder?
29:27How can you say
29:29that you are not a stakeholder?
29:31How can you say
29:33that you are not a stakeholder?
30:01How can you say
30:03that you are not a stakeholder?
30:31How can you say
30:33that you are not a stakeholder?
30:35How can you say
30:37that you are not a stakeholder?
30:39How can you say
30:41that you are not a stakeholder?
30:43How can you say
30:45that you are not a stakeholder?
30:47How can you say
30:49that you are not a stakeholder?
30:51How can you say
30:53that you are not a stakeholder?
30:55How can you say
30:57that you are not a stakeholder?
30:59How can you say
31:01that you are not a stakeholder?
31:03How can you say
31:05that you are not a stakeholder?
31:29How can you say
31:31that you are not a stakeholder?
31:59How can you say
32:01that you are not a stakeholder?
32:29How can you say
32:31that you are not a stakeholder?
32:59How can you say
33:01that you are not a stakeholder?
33:03How can you say
33:05that you are not a stakeholder?
33:07How can you say
33:09that you are not a stakeholder?
33:11How can you say
33:13that you are not a stakeholder?
33:15How can you say
33:17that you are not a stakeholder?
33:19How can you say
33:21that you are not a stakeholder?
33:23How can you say
33:25that you are not a stakeholder?
33:27How can you say
33:29that you are not a stakeholder?
33:31How can you say
33:33that you are not a stakeholder?
33:35How can you say
33:37that you are not a stakeholder?
33:39How can you say
33:41that you are not a stakeholder?
33:43How can you say
33:45that you are not a stakeholder?
33:47How can you say
33:49that you are not a stakeholder?
33:51How can you say
33:53that you are not a stakeholder?
33:55How can you say
33:57that you are not a stakeholder?
33:59How can you say
34:01that you are not a stakeholder?
34:03How can you say
34:05that you are not a stakeholder?
34:07How can you say
34:09that you are not a stakeholder?
34:11How can you say
34:13that you are not a stakeholder?
34:15How can you say
34:17that you are not a stakeholder?
34:19How can you say
34:21that you are not a stakeholder?
34:23How can you say
34:25that you are not a stakeholder?
34:53How can you say
34:55that you are not a stakeholder?
35:23How can you say
35:25that you are not a stakeholder?
35:27How can you say
35:29that you are not a stakeholder?
35:31How can you say
35:33that you are not a stakeholder?
35:35How can you say
35:37that you are not a stakeholder?
35:39How can you say
35:41that you are not a stakeholder?
35:43How can you say
35:45that you are not a stakeholder?
35:47How can you say
35:49that you are not a stakeholder?
35:51How can you say
35:53that you are not a stakeholder?
35:55How can you say
35:57that you are not a stakeholder?
35:59How can you say
36:01that you are not a stakeholder?
36:03How can you say
36:05that you are not a stakeholder?
36:07How can you say
36:09that you are not a stakeholder?
36:11How can you say
36:13that you are not a stakeholder?
36:15How can you say
36:17that you are not a stakeholder?
36:19How can you say
36:21that you are not a stakeholder?
36:23How can you say
36:25that you are not a stakeholder?
36:27How can you say
36:29that you are not a stakeholder?
36:31How can you say
36:33that you are not a stakeholder?
36:35How can you say
36:37that you are not a stakeholder?
36:39How can you say
36:41that you are not a stakeholder?
36:43How can you say
36:45that you are not a stakeholder?
36:47How can you say
36:49that you are not a stakeholder?
36:51How can you say
36:53that you are not a stakeholder?
36:55How can you say
36:57that you are not a stakeholder?
36:59How can you say
37:01that you are not a stakeholder?
37:03How can you say
37:05that you are not a stakeholder?
37:07How can you say
37:09that you are not a stakeholder?
37:11How can you say
37:13that you are not a stakeholder?
37:15How can you say
37:17that you are not a stakeholder?
37:19How can you say
37:21that you are not a stakeholder?
37:23How can you say
37:25that you are not a stakeholder?
37:27How can you say
37:29that you are not a stakeholder?
37:31How can you say
37:33that you are not a stakeholder?
37:35How can you say
37:37that you are not a stakeholder?
37:39How can you say
37:41that you are not a stakeholder?
37:43How can you say
37:45that you are not a stakeholder?
37:47How can you say
37:49that you are not a stakeholder?
37:51How can you say
37:53that you are not a stakeholder?
37:55How can you say
37:57that you are not a stakeholder?
37:59How can you say
38:01that you are not a stakeholder?
38:03How can you say
38:05that you are not a stakeholder?
38:07How can you say
38:09that you are not a stakeholder?
38:11How can you say
38:13that you are not a stakeholder?
38:41How can you say
38:43that you are not a stakeholder?
39:11How can you say
39:13that you are not a stakeholder?
39:15How can you say
39:17that you are not a stakeholder?
39:19How can you say
39:21that you are not a stakeholder?
39:23How can you say
39:25that you are not a stakeholder?
39:27How can you say
39:29that you are not a stakeholder?
39:31How can you say
39:33that you are not a stakeholder?
39:35How can you say
39:37that you are not a stakeholder?
39:39How can you say
39:41that you are not a stakeholder?
39:43How can you say
39:45that you are not a stakeholder?
39:47How can you say
39:49that you are not a stakeholder?
39:51How can you say
39:53that you are not a stakeholder?
39:55How can you say
39:57that you are not a stakeholder?
39:59How can you say
40:01that you are not a stakeholder?
40:03How can you say
40:05that you are not a stakeholder?
40:07How can you say
40:09that you are not a stakeholder?
40:37We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:39We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:41We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:43We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:45We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:47We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:49We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:51We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:53We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:55We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:57We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
40:59We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:01We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:03We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:05We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:07We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:09We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:11We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:13We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:15We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:17We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:19We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:21We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:23We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:25We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:27We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:29We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:31We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:33We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:35We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:37We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:39We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:41We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:43We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:45We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:47We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:49We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:51We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:53We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:55We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:57We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
41:59We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:01We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:03We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:05We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:07We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:09We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:11We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:13We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:15We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:17We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:19We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:21We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:23We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:25We have a very old relationship with Maulana Fazlur Rehman.
42:27Pakistan People's Party says that doors are open for everyone.
42:29Pakistan People's Party says that doors are open for everyone.
42:31We can talk to everyone.
42:33We can talk to everyone.
42:35I just wanted to say something about Mr. Panjota.
42:37I just wanted to say something about Mr. Panjota.
42:39Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:41Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:43Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:45Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:47Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:49Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:51Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:53Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:55Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:57Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
42:59Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:01Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:03Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:05Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:07Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:09Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:11Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:13Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:15Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:17Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:19Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:21Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:23Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:25Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:27Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:29Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:31Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:33Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:35Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:37Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:39Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:41Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:43Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:45Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:47Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:49Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:51Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:53Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:55Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:57Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
43:59Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:01Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:03Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:05Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:07Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:09Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:11Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:13Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:15Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:17Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:19Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:21Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:23Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:25Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:27Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:29Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:31Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:33Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:35Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:37Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:39Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:41Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:43Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:45Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:47Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:49Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:51Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:53Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:55Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:57Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
44:59Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:01Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:03Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:05Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:07Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:09Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:11Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.
45:13Pakistan People's Party spoke first on the wheat scandal.