Why did PMLN govt become ready for negotiations? - Experts' Analysis - video Dailymotion

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00:00Sir, let's start from here.

00:01Mr. Mohsin Beg, thank you very much for your time.

00:03You tell us, in your opinion,

00:05will the negotiating process

00:07lead to a result

00:09that PTI gets space for?

00:13Or will it not happen?

00:17Thank you very much, Mr. Badami.

00:18There are two things that need to be considered.

00:20One is to sit at the negotiating table,

00:24to make committees with the government

00:26or with the political parties present in the government.

00:32There is no doubt that PTI has become a part of the political process after a long time.

00:37But the other aspect is that

00:40the government and the other political parties

00:42that are present in the government right now,

00:46and on the other side,

00:48the members of the PTI's negotiating committee

00:52and those who were sent,

00:54both of them have the authority to make a deal.

00:59Because the PTI's position is that

01:02we have to get relief and a deal from the establishment.

01:06And the government's position is that

01:10this negotiating committee

01:12may not have the authority.

01:15And in simple words,

01:18one is the decision of the establishment,

01:24and the other party is in jail.

01:27So I don't think this committee

01:29will be able to get a fruitful result.

01:34Mr. Mohsin, the answer to this is that

01:37if there was no consent from the government,

01:41then the government would not have made the committee and would not have sat.

01:44So this means that the establishment is negotiating

01:48through the politicians,

01:50otherwise they would not have sat.

01:55Look, the other aspect of this is that

01:58if there was no consent from the government,

02:01then this committee would not have been formed.

02:03And the committee would not have sat.

02:05So I am saying that

02:07at the end of the day,

02:09they have to ask Pindi and the establishment from jail.

02:12So what decision will this committee be able to make?

02:15But it is not possible that

02:18on one hand, Mr. Khan has come out

02:20and on the other hand,

02:22sister is sitting like this and talking.

02:24So both are talking to their own people.

02:26I don't know how to take an innocent question on this.

02:28So this is not possible.

02:30If there is ever going to be a conversation,

02:32then it has to be like this.

02:34No, for your information,

02:36I have said that it is a very good thing

02:38to sit across the table and start a conversation.

02:40But the demands that will be from here or there,

02:44it seems difficult to give and take

02:46and reach a conclusion on them.

02:48But this should continue.

02:50Somewhere in the future,

02:52maybe they will come to a common point

02:54and get together.

02:56Like I heard,

02:58they were saying that

03:00the release is going to be from the court

03:02and there are cases.

03:04Naturally,

03:06they are getting relief from the court.

03:08And if the police

03:10and the police department

03:13and if they want to move forward

03:15with the political process,

03:17they are present in the parliament

03:19and if they want to establish

03:21a working relationship with the government,

03:23they can do it through the establishment.

03:25So I think

03:27this is a very good thing.

03:29But it depends on

03:31how strong their demands are

03:33and how strong

03:35their demands are.

03:37Nothing has been made clear on that yet.

03:39Maybe it will happen in the future.

03:42Muneeb Farooq is also with us.

03:44Athar Bhai has also joined us.

03:46If this is accepted

03:48or if this is said,

03:50maybe you also have an opinion,

03:52I am not sure,

03:54that on the basis of these negotiations

03:56it would be wrong to say

03:58that the establishment

04:00has deviated from its opinion

04:02regarding Mr. Khan.

04:04If that is the case,

04:06then why did they allow

04:08the process of negotiations to be facilitated?

04:10It is not possible that the establishment

04:12says that he is a traitor

04:14and he is an enemy of the country

04:16and no one should dare to sit with him.

04:18Therefore, it is necessary to clarify

04:20that Mr. Khan has deviated

04:22from his opinion

04:24and that is why

04:26the process of negotiations

04:28has been facilitated.

04:30Is it right to interpret this

04:32or not?

04:34There are no two opinions

04:36on this.

04:39In your program,

04:41last time when Mr. Muneeb was also there

04:43and you asked us a question

04:45that will there be a voice from America

04:47and Mr. Muneeb said that he doesn't think so

04:49and I said that you will see

04:51in the next 2-3 weeks

04:53that there will be a lot of voices

04:55and the realities will change.

04:57The magnitude of the voices

04:59that are coming now

05:01can increase further

05:03in the next 3-4 weeks.

05:05I think it suits everyone

05:07and we will find a solution

05:09in Pakistan.

05:11But there is no doubt

05:13that there is no soft spot

05:15for Mr. Khan anywhere.

05:17It can be a compulsion

05:19and it can be a compulsion

05:21but nothing will happen happily.

05:23If there is a nod from somewhere

05:25then the government is also

05:27sitting with Mr. Khan.

05:29Earlier, he used to say

05:31that if we ask for forgiveness

05:33then we will sit.

05:36I don't see any result coming out of it.

05:38Very interesting.

05:40Can I ask the same question

05:42to Mr. Fahad Hussain?

05:44Sir, Assalam-o-Alaikum.

05:46Yes, Walaikum-as-salam.

05:48Sir, this negotiation process

05:50that is happening with America

05:52will be kept for the next round.

05:54Please comment on that later.

05:56But in this regard,

05:58the opinion of both the guests

06:00Mr. Athar and Mr. Mohsin

06:02that nothing will come out

06:05of this negotiation.

06:07Do you also feel the same?

06:09Thank you, Mr. Hussain.

06:11I believe that

06:13these talks are very important

06:15so that the temperature

06:17comes down a little

06:19and it is possible

06:21that a compromise solution

06:23comes out of it.

06:25But through these negotiations

06:27the big conflict

06:29that we are facing

06:31the political issue

06:33will it be solved?

06:35I don't think so.

06:37Because both sides

06:39are completely closed.

06:41I don't see any indication

06:43from the establishment

06:45that they are ready

06:47to make a fundamental change.

06:49Yes, it is possible

06:51that a compromise solution

06:53comes out

06:55so that things cool down

06:57and it becomes easier

06:59to find a compromise solution.

07:02I think this can be a start

07:04but it will not end

07:06what Pakistan wants.

07:08Then

07:10Mr. Fahad, knowing Mr. Khan

07:12there is not much chance

07:14that when

07:16there will be 3-4 sessions

07:18and obviously

07:20there will not be a big relief.

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