Abdul Qadeer Khan, father of Pakistani ‘bomb,’ global don of nuclear spying & smuggling passes away

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • #AbdulQadeerKhan #PakistanNuclearProgram
    In the light of the passing of nuclear physicist Abdul Qadeer "AQ" Khan on Sunday morning at the age of 85, Shekhar Gupta traces the life and times of the father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb, from his birth in Bhopal, espionage in the Netherlands and tacit nuclear threat to India in the late 1980s. What was the AQ Khan network, footprints in Iran, North Korea, Europe. Episode 853 of #CutTheClutter
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  • @ThePrintIndia
    @ThePrintIndia  2 года назад +22

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    • @pulkitchelawat2062
      @pulkitchelawat2062 2 года назад +2

      Thanks Shekhar, with the CTC episode you have, for us viewers, compensated that one day off that you took some time back on monday.😛😛👍👍👍👍

    • @samiasyed1693
      @samiasyed1693 2 года назад +4

      I enjoy your news on Pakistan. You don’t insult them, you give the facts. There is always slight negativity but not very openly 😀. I would like to know how India became nuclear and were they BLACKMAILING Pakistan before Pakistan got nuclear power.

    • @smanand8576
      @smanand8576 2 года назад

      Qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqwcwcq was a qqqqqqqqqqcac

    • @nitinmathur4397
      @nitinmathur4397 2 года назад

      L

    • @pulkitchelawat2062
      @pulkitchelawat2062 2 года назад

      @@nitinmathur4397 MNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

  • @sanahajiani4833
    @sanahajiani4833 2 года назад +16

    Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, a true patriotic, a great physicist, Nuclear Technology Expert ! may Almighty Allah rest him in peace in Jannatul firdos ameeen

    • @darkknight6492
      @darkknight6492 2 года назад

      Only for failed state like Pakistan,Today North Korean civilians are dying of hunger and god knows what just because of this bastard

    • @xuseenfadal
      @xuseenfadal Месяц назад

      Indeed, aamin

    • @user-hz7xp4oi3v
      @user-hz7xp4oi3v Месяц назад

      إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون.
      آمين، ثم آمین۔
      Dr Abdul Qadeer sahab is a great inspiration for all Pakistanis. He was a great man.

  • @amankhanna4562
    @amankhanna4562 2 года назад +110

    Woah, a bonus CTC on a Sunday!

  • @fe8445
    @fe8445 2 года назад +61

    A.Q. Khan made his mark in history. He achieved his objective of making Pakistan a nuclear power.

    • @ibps794
      @ibps794 Год назад +2

      By theft

    • @Kjhgfd123
      @Kjhgfd123 10 месяцев назад

      @@ibps794 Ends justify the means

    • @user-ne3sy8cc7d
      @user-ne3sy8cc7d 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@ibps794even of theft occurred it still takes skills brains and intelligence to devise plans and make the bomb

    • @mznxbcv12345
      @mznxbcv12345 4 месяца назад

      theft? What utter nonsense. Soviets took it from the US, chinese took it from the soviets, india took it from the british.

    • @baasemkhan8058
      @baasemkhan8058 4 месяца назад

      @@ibps794u act as if usa doesnt do the same. Invading Afghanistan and iraq for its resources and political aims. Cry the f about it

  • @akbarali2778
    @akbarali2778 2 года назад +27

    Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan is the super hero of Pakistan. every Pakistani salute him for his service to the Pakistani Nation.

    • @biswanathmahapatra8441
      @biswanathmahapatra8441 2 года назад +2

      He was a monster who sold uranium enrichment technique....
      Hez nothing but a Maniac....
      He could be hero for u guys...
      Coz "A MANIC WOULD BE HERO FOR A BUNCH OF OTHER MANIACS" 😂

    • @biswanathmahapatra8441
      @biswanathmahapatra8441 2 года назад +1

      @Musa Kusa u live in a La La land .. 😂..coz the entire world media accuses him for nuclear trafficking.....

    • @biswanathmahapatra8441
      @biswanathmahapatra8441 2 года назад +1

      @Musa Kusa why din't ur prime minister attend his funeral 😂...answer me wen u know it😏😂

    • @truthseekerseeker4454
      @truthseekerseeker4454 2 года назад +1

      Then have some courage to not to house arrest your heroes 🤪

    • @MunchmaQuchi
      @MunchmaQuchi 2 года назад

      @Musa Kusa haha salty much..

  • @mohitparth7
    @mohitparth7 2 года назад +89

    This man is waking encyclopedia of journalism 🙄 👏... always love listening to him

    • @marianbinny3529
      @marianbinny3529 2 года назад

      Centrifugal force faster than pital
      Which is displacement*mg
      Well done!

    • @QabilAGhor
      @QabilAGhor 2 года назад +2

      He doesn't even know the difference between Abdul Qadir and Abdul Qadeer, two very different names.

    • @fatimaqaseem1109
      @fatimaqaseem1109 2 года назад +1

      Yes as long as he says exactly what you want to hear

    • @arsalakhan8098
      @arsalakhan8098 2 года назад

      He talks bull based on Gau Mootar induced cognitive dysfunction.

    • @arsalakhan8098
      @arsalakhan8098 2 года назад +1

      Specialising in Bovine matters both liquid and solid

  • @nayyersajid4412
    @nayyersajid4412 2 года назад +4

    Dr.AQ Khan beloved great hero of we Pakistanis was a loving personality.He had so many friends all over the Pakistan.He was out spoken and veryvery intelligent.He loved Bhopal too much.In his columns he always called Bhopal Jannat Maqam(like Jannat)He missed his bith place Bhopal til he breath his last.May God bless him highest place in Jannah.

  • @jbjb430
    @jbjb430 2 года назад +161

    CTC on a Sunday.
    This is history ladies and gentlemen

    • @MSav1988
      @MSav1988 2 года назад +8

      @@sangramkale3375 But A Q Khan passed away today 😃

    • @priyanshupandey2670
      @priyanshupandey2670 2 года назад +2

      @@MSav1988 😂😂😂

    • @eshaan1110
      @eshaan1110 2 года назад +3

      Sunday CTCs were a regular thing through all of 2020. It was only after the first covid wave subsided and we had a few vaccines that SG started taking Sundays off (at least from CTCs).
      But yeah, a Sunday CTC after a very long time 😁

    • @sangramkale3375
      @sangramkale3375 2 года назад

      @@MSav1988 HE WAS NOT WELL FEW DAYS BACK

    • @cometstar4050
      @cometstar4050 2 года назад

      There was sunday CTC after Neeraj Chopra won his Gold medal.

  • @amitmishra5865
    @amitmishra5865 2 года назад +111

    Shekhar Gupta has his own story within the story, which he has experienced first hand. In most of his CTC, he adds that little masala which makes them even more interesting. 🤗🤗👍👍

    • @manojramesh4598
      @manojramesh4598 2 года назад +7

      Because he does real journalism ❤️🇮🇳

    • @Gappasappa
      @Gappasappa 2 года назад +5

      That's why I listen in 👂👂

    • @shahsaud2625
      @shahsaud2625 2 года назад +3

      @@satishjerath6121 Cry a little more 😂

    • @shafiakhan5399
      @shafiakhan5399 2 года назад +1

      @@satishjerath6121 Dr Aq is Islami hero Allah Bless him I love him

    • @mohammadirshad3063
      @mohammadirshad3063 2 года назад

      @ Amit Mishra, And that masala is called LIES.

  • @Panini_Edirisinhe
    @Panini_Edirisinhe 2 года назад +48

    Thanks from Sri Lanka, Mr Shekhar Gupta. This is ultimately sad. Humans need more forms of energy, as we, in our selfish thirst for comfort, thrills, what-have-you, realise that we're fast exhausting the forms of conventional energy that were available. What we need is energy to allow us, humans, to live peacefully and comfortably. Ethics of that? We don't seem to think that other life forms have a right to independent existence.
    Can't we guys then, at least set about our hedonistic dreams rationally. No, we have to use nuclear energy to produce bombs. Some "white" countries think that only they can be trusted to use nuclear (military) technology responsibly. How responsibly? To be seen in how they treated the Afghans for the last two years - abandoned to the Taliban.
    The question then arises, whether Abdul Qadeer Khan did anything wrong? Yes, if we have a World Perspective. No, he didn't when one considers how many "white" countries think that they can play around with the rest of the world. In those privileged countries there are many who have benefitted from what their indigenous countries had provided them or their forbears, and they escape to the "white" countries and crow at non-development where "their people" still live.
    So how do we blame the Pakistanis, the Iranians, the North Koreans? We cannot. Blame nationalism, and the existence of military establishments, where there is no accountability for resources allocated. We, in Lanka, have now got ourselves a military government - which we cannot now get rid of. Yet it was an unthinking majority of voters who voted this junta into power. They know how to rouse communal tensions, and so they were voted in. The Elections were not unfairly conducted.
    Democracy won't work unless we can find a way of ensuring than when (in the case of my country) 13 million people have to trek to the polling booths (they now delude themselves that staying-at-home is a solution) their faculties of reasoning alone are active (not emotions, or more often dismissing the importance of voting and do as the rest of the family says that they will vote), and choose the best of the bad lot who are on offer.

    • @gaurav107
      @gaurav107 2 года назад +1

      On point on white privilege

    • @shubhamtarge
      @shubhamtarge 2 года назад +3

      Espionage is shameful. It's a blatant admission of own inability to make the technology in question. As for Right and Wrong, it depends on where you stand on the subject.

    • @SpoTTd
      @SpoTTd 2 года назад +3

      You are on point. Many in the western world have committed far henious crimes then smuggling which led into millions of deaths of non white populations. Most recently many cases have emerged of nuclear proliferation in India which have gone unnoticed by authorities or the same western democracies which cry afoul of Muslim countries.

    • @knightatdawndonbynight8432
      @knightatdawndonbynight8432 2 года назад +1

      Typical convoluted leftist thought process.
      Most white countries themselves do no possess nuclear weapons. White Europeans, not just as individuals but as people and civilisation used to be racist towards people of color at one point in time and they colonized and exploited those colonies. Whites themselves were war-hungry, fighting wars among themselves upto a point, just like any other historical part of the world where empires would wage wars against each other. The WW2 fought over threat of Europe turning a colony changed the White worldview and postmodern ideas were introduced- from war and colonial merchatilist economies, their direction turned towards international rules based order, market access and trade. Obviously it was a White led international order and White western Europe had industrialized with access to technology, better educational standards and democratized by that time with universal franchise- so they had a significant edge and a robust headstart in that order. But wartorn Japan and Germany, impoverished south Korea understood the salience of the order, peacefully progressed, became industrialized and emerged as major regional powers- they also democratized and behaved responsibly in the world order. The White countries never messed with these countries. Some gulf countries (like the UAE) followed suit hedging their easy gotten oil profit and economically developed and are not troubled by the White countries. China, despite being a communist nuclear power, was not messed with till it prospered calmly by keeping to itself. China's re-emergence as a economic super power can be ascribed to the cooperation by the White western countries. So while there is anglo-saxon affinity and European practise of getting together for common economic goal, looking at the way some non White countries progressed with cooperation from White countries, it can be safely concluded that it is not about white power but about how big countries exert their big power. If tiny countries with no semblance of internal democracy and free and fair judiciary (implying lack of internal checks and balances needed when dealing with nuclear weapons in possession), no zeal for socioeconomic progress (which would lead to internal societal stability that would make their polity reintrospect as to whether they overplayed the threat of nuclear retaliation and now needed to climb down and be content with trade and statusquo), start punching far above their weight and provide patronage to nonstate actors that carry out violent activities across the border, with cloak of plausible deniability under blackmailing nuclear umbrella, do not have no first use policy (that could lead to error in judgment in an eventuality like war with the adversary trying to preempt any nuclear strike) and indulge in wanton proliferation activity, not just White countries or big countries but the nonwhite countries in the immediate neighborhood desiring a peaceful neighborhood would certainly have a beef with that, just like India has with Pakistan.
      There is responsibility but there is also affordability factor. None of the neighboring countries of Afghanistan were actually willing to help the democratically elected Afghan government seen by those anti American countries as a puppet government of the USA (CSTU countries are toothless anyway), although no matter howsoever corrupt, still that Afghan government happened to be inclusive, progressive and were forward looking socioeconomically unlike those taliban goat herders. Iran, China and Russia considered American presence there as a threat to themselves and continously plotted to hinder the American supply line to their bases in Afghanistan that the US had to provision from half way across the world- the US presence in Afghanistan would cost USD 300 million a day every day for two decades. If Sri Lanka still wants Americans to stay there, you must provide the funds to the Americans in the first place and offer your soldiers to perform active combat duty in that desert saddled with threat of low intensity unconventional warfare anytime- one can gauge the stress level of an American soldier deployed in that forsaken land cussing themselves thinking they could earn USD 50000 a year in a sedentary job staying in an American city.
      Sri Lanka's problem is that whatever Sri Lanka could achieve with socialism, it has achieved and that socialistic policies have exhausted leading to saturation in your economy. If there is still poverty in your economy, that can not be solved by any furthering of those same socialistic policies- you need fresh injection of money as investment in your economy. Sri Lanka chose a dangerous path of attracting investment from India and China by playing one against the other. It is just that it has high risks for Sri Lanka with limited prospects of any groundbreaking success. The only other avenue left for Sri Lanka is adopting what Taiwan and Singapore etc did- building technology, r&d and market dominating assets by focusing on building institutions in an environment of competitive free market economy and by drawing high net worth qualified foreign expats as professionals. Sri Lanka never did that instead tried to blindfoldedly copy Singapore's way of trade facilitation through ports etc but that market is already taken and saturated. Sri Lanka would succed if it tried to build those ports in '70s and '80s but it is late to the party. Sri Lanka's current government may be tilted towards hardliners, but in no way current Sri Lanka is a military power to reckon with.

    • @Panini_Edirisinhe
      @Panini_Edirisinhe 2 года назад +3

      @@knightatdawndonbynight8432 Thanks for taking the trouble to say all that. My comment was mostly a bemoaning of how our societies (including Sri Lanka's) being run mainly by military and arms lobbies. What was being discussed was the ethics of nuclear proliferation.
      Afghanistan; the west ought to work out whether they ought at all to interfere in societies that are quite different, but thereafter act consistently. I agree that in the course of twenty years a lot of good was done. I'm no authority. I learnt something of that only recently. Despite all the corruption (and on that there is agreement) the lives of many Afghans improved. The decision to pull out was fine, but the elected Afghan government should have been included in negotiating a transition. The final handing back by the Biden administration was so ill-managed.
      In Sri Lanka, we've messed things up by insisting on holding on to myth-based nationalism. I belong to the Sinhalese majority. We were more to blame than the others. Things could have been very much better. We now have a really bad regime, foolishly voted in. I don't think that we will meet with any success discussing it here. It looks as though we face a bleak future. We have nobody to blame but ourselves.
      What we have now is a military regime, set to get worse.

  • @cvsarat
    @cvsarat 2 года назад +86

    The setting is very refreshing!

  • @beingkashmiri145
    @beingkashmiri145 2 года назад +24

    No matter how much world will dislike him ,he's proud of pak.,he make pak competitive with other powerful countries ,

    • @guurindersinghsfather1068
      @guurindersinghsfather1068 2 года назад +7

      Yeah pakistan Surpassed US and China's Economy after Conducting Nuclear Tests

    • @Deveshi.A.
      @Deveshi.A. 2 года назад +3

      Hey Xavier you are here too 😃

    • @riturajsingh4581
      @riturajsingh4581 2 года назад +2

      @@guurindersinghsfather1068 Because of Him, India has to think twice before bombing the shit out of terror camps in POk!! So yes he was very very successful, Ask Indian Military planners

    • @glennex0077
      @glennex0077 2 года назад +4

      It makes me puke seeing how much of a pussy our pms were. Pak used to threten n they used to cower in fear despite knowing that they had developed the same bomb in 1974 only ! Seriously ? How much of a pussy one can be ?

    • @glennex0077
      @glennex0077 2 года назад +1

      @@riturajsingh4581 Actually, u give them too much credit. The reason why Pak developed tactical nukes eventhough they had conventional nukes was becoz they wud like to avoid a situation where pak launched a conventional nuke killing some 3 million or so people in India n then risking India launching a much bigger nuke killing millions in pak. Tactical nukes cannot cause that much damage as their range r very small n can kill about 40 to 50 soldiers at LoC or so. Later, as time passed India left pak way behind in terms of economy, influence, technology n also that blackmail fear started dissipating so, they realised that they cant win even with tactical n conventional nukes so they started proxy war. Although nowadays these proxy wars r hurting pakistani economy wayyy to much

  • @jamilanaveed3593
    @jamilanaveed3593 2 года назад +9

    Dr AQK was a mujahid in the muslim history.Allah bless him with Jannah. Ameen

    • @jamilanaveed3593
      @jamilanaveed3593 2 года назад

      @Adolf Hitler
      All type of other technologies are legal to be transfered by hook or by crook even not acceptable to certain cultures. When it comes to the safety of the muslim world. Why objectionable ???.All will be clear on the day of Judgement. A reminder.

    • @prof.dr.muhammadashraf7247
      @prof.dr.muhammadashraf7247 2 года назад

      Aameen. A great person to make the Muslim world to be proud of him. May his soul rest in peace. Aameen

  • @classoppressorbourgeoisie8416
    @classoppressorbourgeoisie8416 2 года назад +20

    An extra tablet of clear wisdom on Sunday 😊.
    Thankyou SG❤.
    Hope you won't skip tomorrow 😉.

  • @tusharkumar9985
    @tusharkumar9985 2 года назад +41

    When SG talks about Pakistan. It is time to have a coke and popcorn and just listen will not be less than a thriller

  • @MLRmooziyaar
    @MLRmooziyaar 2 года назад +14

    Dr. Abdul Qabeer Khan The The real hero of Pakistan, Allah, Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan's place in Jannatul Firdos, Aameen

    • @vickyvicky2734
      @vickyvicky2734 2 года назад +1

      Real thief of pakistan

    • @fnudanzngqupi9924
      @fnudanzngqupi9924 2 года назад

      Hero my ass … he is a thief and con scientist who sold nuclear secrets to rogue nation like Iran and North Korea , due to his deeds look at the terror environment he created to destroy the harmony of the world .

  • @vishnu4234
    @vishnu4234 2 года назад +52

    2 Bonuses, CTC on Sunday + Back to his garden.

  • @AjaySharma-me1sy
    @AjaySharma-me1sy 2 года назад +27

    The vastness and internationality of Shekhar's experience, the rigor in his research, and the freshness of his memoirs - I am trumped in admiration. Also, the way I see it, AQ Khan is a pioneer of this new phase of nuclear deterrence. He is sort of a Robinhood of nuclear technology. If not for him, the US would be bombing countries with nuclear bombs just like it used the atomic bomb against Japan in WW II. He did for Pakistan what Kalam did for India and that is why I respect both for their talents.

    • @ayanokoji7729
      @ayanokoji7729 2 года назад +6

      But Abdul kalam did not sell it to a country like north korea that's the difference between both.

    • @arin1512
      @arin1512 2 года назад +3

      AQK did what he felt was right for his country. I can respect that. However once the Robin Hood went rogue with nuclear proliferation he destroyed that legacy. Hence, I withdraw that respect that I had for him.

    • @ak06041
      @ak06041 2 года назад +2

      @@BruceWayne-qe7bs why not? if India didnt had the bomb, china would have overran us. America was bombing and clandestinely throwing democratic governments through paid coups and what not. India could have been its other over-reaching victim.

    • @AjaySharma-me1sy
      @AjaySharma-me1sy 2 года назад +5

      @@ayanokoji7729 I can understand where you are coming from but "a country like north korea" is just a phrase. We tend to judge other countries badly when they work on strengthening their place in the world, while we fully support when our country does the same.

    • @akhtarhossain675
      @akhtarhossain675 2 года назад +1

      Correct! Nuclear Bomb is bad; but why it should be good for USA snd Israel?

  • @MirzaUday
    @MirzaUday 2 года назад +33

    Dr A Q Khan always had a soft corner for Ghulam Ishaq Khan, one of the top bureaucrats in our subcontinent in 1980s and 1990s.

    • @MirzaUday
      @MirzaUday 2 года назад +5

      And also for Gen Mirza Aslam Beg, proponent of Strategic Depth Concept.
      Give a like for this too, Mr Print💕

    • @AM-rb6ce
      @AM-rb6ce 2 года назад

      @Ramesh Malhotra and u along with pagan fraternity must correct its demon cum lunatic gingoism and precisely cursed idol worshipping. Come to Islam.

  • @amanshukla8758
    @amanshukla8758 2 года назад +16

    Whoa I was going to go sleep because usually there's no CTC on weekends, but I checked up just in case, and bang, here you are with a CTC on AQ Khan. Thank you very much 😅😎👍🏻

  • @zahra1308
    @zahra1308 2 года назад +1

    Dr. Khan said that he did not hate Hindus. Nor was he an India-hater.
    He loved his birthplace Bhopal and its people and was really proud of being Bhopali and Pashtun. He also said he woluld like to see good realtions with India, but the Kashmir issue should be solved.
    As an intelligent man and being from India he was well aware of the Indian Hindu mindset. He said he knew how sneaky they were and wont miss any chance to create problems for Pakistan.
    Looking at the state of Indian Muslims today he was absolutle right.
    May Allah grant him Jannat ul Firdaus.

  • @sarkarinaukar.790
    @sarkarinaukar.790 2 года назад +23

    No matter what this man served his nation well and that's commendable... As we say everything is fair in love and war, maybe the defeat of 1971 made him more determined to have a nuclear weapon for Pakistan as he realised that Pakistan cannot defeat india in conventional warfare... But see the irony of both the nation's a muslim migrated to Pakistan and exchanged missile technology with North Korea.. And an Indian muslim developed one of the most advanced missile technology of the world for india by himself... Aq khan was good but DR KALAM WAS PURE GOLD...

    • @yasirpk2002
      @yasirpk2002 2 года назад

      We all like to believe in myths. No technology is 100% indigenous

    • @arindamghosal7277
      @arindamghosal7277 2 года назад

      @@yasirpk2002 exactly some people love to believe in ' myths' mostly because they cant do it, so assume others cant also.

  • @mayank007-xyz
    @mayank007-xyz 2 года назад +132

    Who else but a "thief" can be called "father" of Pakstan's nuclear programme 🤣🤣🤣

    • @ericme5715
      @ericme5715 2 года назад

      Who else but Pakistanis 😂

    • @pcpolice2314
      @pcpolice2314 2 года назад +17

      India stole Canada's CANDU reactor

    • @zil1832
      @zil1832 2 года назад +17

      @@pcpolice2314 ok pxtn

    • @zil1832
      @zil1832 2 года назад +21

      This is the joke called Pxtn, the republic of begging bowl, the radical future province of China😍

    • @mansoor1308
      @mansoor1308 2 года назад +14

      What cam be expected from a radical Indian, obviously you would discredit Pakistan. Any way any how.

  • @sankark8826
    @sankark8826 2 года назад +7

    With no reason Iraq had been invaded by America claimed that Iraq had mass destruction weapons. The same America fully supported Pakistan and blind eyed with Pakistan. America is the main and master culprit which lead to raise of Pakistan military and intelligence to the present level.

    • @HFASQ
      @HFASQ 2 года назад +1

      😂👍✌️🇵🇰

    • @prof.dr.muhammadashraf7247
      @prof.dr.muhammadashraf7247 2 года назад +2

      All Pakistani are proud of him and love him from the core of their heart. God bless him

    • @sankark8826
      @sankark8826 2 года назад

      @@prof.dr.muhammadashraf7247As a true Pakistani , they should feel proud of Qadeer Khan achievement. But the way he achieved is completely wrong, on top of it he helped Iran & North Korea which are rough countries to develop their Nuclear capabilities. By all this Pakistanis should felt ashamed of his path and wrong doing.

    • @munavvarulmillath
      @munavvarulmillath 2 года назад +1

      Why blame America. If India had capable leaders, India could have stopped Pakistan from acquiring A-bomb like what Israel did to Iraq. India had nuclear and conventional superiority before Pakistan acquired Nukes. India could've stoped Pakistan covertly or overtly from getting Nukes.
      AQK sold tech to North Korea, because he got missile tech in return. A very logical , considering a low tech country like Pak.

    • @sankark8826
      @sankark8826 2 года назад

      @@munavvarulmillath If Indian leaders have that capability and support, definitely India might done. You aware US is a super power and world police since 2 nd worldwar. Instead of proper policii, they did biased. As soon as it realised..it sanctioned against Iran and North Korea are the few examples. Why they not done the same to Pakistan?...instead they supported Pakistan with Military advanced support. Which is the reason Pakistan became so much head strong and became a capital of world terrorism.

  • @sherkhan3397
    @sherkhan3397 2 года назад +21

    Never knew that our missile system is a gift from North Korea!
    😆

    • @PHALANGE1931
      @PHALANGE1931 2 года назад +5

      From North korea and the Netherlands

    • @lionheart5694
      @lionheart5694 2 года назад +2

      And India invented indigenous bomb .

    • @zaryabnadeem4924
      @zaryabnadeem4924 2 года назад +2

      North korea is known for its missile systems

    • @Zeeshankhan-rk9vc
      @Zeeshankhan-rk9vc 2 года назад +2

      @@zaryabnadeem4924 yes
      #Respect from Islamabad 🇵🇰

    • @arbaz79
      @arbaz79 2 года назад

      North Korea is famous for its missiles system.

  • @ssvblr
    @ssvblr 2 года назад +73

    One has to give it to the Pakistani establishment for getting away with almost every mischief they have done, latest being the Taliban resurrection. The long term cost they have paid, however, is a broken economy.

    • @adr2567
      @adr2567 2 года назад +22

      They’re yet to pay the long term repercussions I think. The broken economy feels like only one consequence but not the final one.

    • @tapemaj
      @tapemaj 2 года назад +3

      Yes , indeed. Look at that country now !
      Breaking point literally .

    • @GhostsOfSparta
      @GhostsOfSparta 2 года назад +3

      Your admiration is misplaced.
      As long as Us supports them(money and weapons) they'll get away with many things.

    • @anshumansingh4247
      @anshumansingh4247 2 года назад +7

      Building an economy or a country isn't their agenda. Pakistan is an idea not any kind of land entity which we think.

    • @shadows2909
      @shadows2909 2 года назад +6

      They are playing US China Russia and OIC all in one hand without facing major backslash.
      These countries doesn't need to sanction Pakistan to punish it......they just need to freeze the oversea assets of Pakistani generals [Which is their lifeline] still no major action.

  • @iahmed2282
    @iahmed2282 2 года назад +15

    Whatever he did, he did it for the love of his nation and not for his benefit. He did not make millions out of it. Since his retirement, he was living on the government pension as an ordinary citizen. This is the reason why Pakistani love this guy.
    P.S. he built the atomic bonb to protect Pakistan so of course he was not in love with India. That also does not mean he hated Hindus.

    • @sankarasubramani8953
      @sankarasubramani8953 2 года назад +1

      Stupid... during partition migrants faced so much trouble.. so it was quite true he hated hindus and vice versa

    • @iahmed2282
      @iahmed2282 2 года назад

      @@sankarasubramani8953 that is a great logic!!! I don't know why I did not think of that. Of course, he hated Hindus because migrants faced so much trouble during the partition.

  • @neilmichael2676
    @neilmichael2676 2 года назад +15

    Call him whatever you want...but you have to agree he was a true patriot for his country and did whatever he could...moral or amoral...to make his country safe!! A colourful personality for sure!!

    • @HFASQ
      @HFASQ 2 года назад

      Good comment

    • @neilmichael2676
      @neilmichael2676 2 года назад

      @@guharup absolutely...the trade off got his country the missile technology to reach every corner of India. As an indian to make my country safe I would have done the same...again moral or amoral is for history to judge. As Chanakya Niti says...saam, daam, dand, bhed!! Colourful enough for me!!

  • @RARay11
    @RARay11 2 года назад +50

    Never knew Pakistan's top two loved individuals were Indians. 🙂

    • @rext8949
      @rext8949 2 года назад +7

      That's the tragedy of India - all its brightest migrate to other countries and become successful but they are never recognised in their own country.

    • @nainaverma7822
      @nainaverma7822 2 года назад +8

      @@rext8949 "all it's brightest "..😂😂..dreaming??

    • @Gappasappa
      @Gappasappa 2 года назад +6

      @@rext8949 try and understand #sarcasm! Both of them were 'born' in 🇮🇳, but were actually 🇵🇰

    • @RARay11
      @RARay11 2 года назад +9

      @@Gappasappa Pakistan's brightests (and loudests) migrate to other countries and express themselves such a way it will blow yourself. 😂💣

    • @iambilaal
      @iambilaal 2 года назад +3

      British indians*

  • @haadaliyousaf6692
    @haadaliyousaf6692 2 года назад +15

    Qadir and Qadeer are two different names.

    • @CmonNowTellme
      @CmonNowTellme 2 года назад

      Not really. When both of them come after Abdul, it is same name with different spelling. Abdulqadir=Abdilqadeer.

  • @ammadhaider1072
    @ammadhaider1072 2 года назад +12

    I love the statement made by indian FM, "we drank the water of same rivers"

    • @7hills812
      @7hills812 2 года назад

      A shameful grovel by a soft state PM!

    • @MukeshVarma9198
      @MukeshVarma9198 2 года назад

      Kamjor log aise hi statement dete hai.

    • @nissarkhan8076
      @nissarkhan8076 2 года назад

      Kamzor nahi but smart people understand the consequences of their words. Btw did our current strong pm got the galwan back ?

    • @MukeshVarma9198
      @MukeshVarma9198 2 года назад

      @@nissarkhan8076 har prime minister se koi ladai k liye nahi kahta. Bas jitna jaruri ho utna response de de wahi enough hai

    • @MukeshVarma9198
      @MukeshVarma9198 2 года назад

      @@ammadhaider1072 thodi Chinese media ki bhi news sun lo. Wo to ro rahe hai ki India unke area me ghush aa raha hai.

  • @player5692
    @player5692 2 года назад +43

    As a strong opposer of INC, I feel that 1 decision that they had taken in 1947 was that separating from this Godforsaken cursed land and its people.
    Yes,I has and is still continuing to harm us, but living together would have been a disaster.
    I hope Balochistan and the Pakhtuns get their long overdue freedom from this curse named Pakistan

    • @niajrafi
      @niajrafi 2 года назад +24

      Khalistan, Assam will be separate country verry soon.

    • @player5692
      @player5692 2 года назад +9

      @@niajrafi Imran Katora Niazi will do it

    • @brownmunda1257
      @brownmunda1257 2 года назад +3

      Their are only few people who want that but majority don't want and those few can easily be crushed by military and from last 5 6 years their presence become so less

    • @MuhammadAbdullah-ff8qk
      @MuhammadAbdullah-ff8qk 2 года назад +2

      Indeed a harsh reality...my grand father Abdul khaliq took park in Kashmir jihad ..We pukhtoon capture 30% of Kashmir For pakistan army and let them go to capure remaining kashmir but under the pressure of americans , pakistan army didnot do that
      Ihsan faramosh ha ye Punjabi

    • @abdullaha2555
      @abdullaha2555 2 года назад +11

      Abdul qadir Khan was pashtun himself 🤡

  • @muhammadkamrankhan7163
    @muhammadkamrankhan7163 2 года назад +7

    It would be great if you also investigate and publish the incidents of uranium smuggling inside India. Twice it happened just within this year.

  • @MarioDiaz-kx1kb
    @MarioDiaz-kx1kb 2 года назад +9

    Indians are just being bitter and childish by calling him names. whether you like him or not. calling him names is just childish. right or wrong he did great things, things that most people on earth are incapable of doing and many many countries tried and failed. the entire process was not written in a document that he put in a usb drive and stole. it was much more complicated. and he had excellent knowledge about the technology that allowed him to access what was missing , where to get it and how to get it without raising too many eyebrows. I think his life deserves a movie.

    • @ananth224
      @ananth224 2 года назад

      Lol ,great things?? He was basically a dacoit . He didn't create things, he stole things 😂

    • @cauliflowerhead2735
      @cauliflowerhead2735 2 года назад

      Did we watch different videos? Cz he wasn't called any names.

    • @MarioDiaz-kx1kb
      @MarioDiaz-kx1kb 2 года назад

      @@cauliflowerhead2735 I'm referring to the comments. because Indians don't know the difference between a spy and a thief and they never will. Pakistan relied heavily on its intelligence and espionage skills to make up for her shortcomings in conventional power and smaller size. and they always did an exceptional job. again it doesn't matter whether you think its right or wrong , if you look at any spy agency with the lens of conventional moral and ethical values they all come out as evil so all these comments are just illogical.

  • @kamzorjan
    @kamzorjan 2 года назад +9

    Not sure why he’s saying ‘Nuclear Blackmail’ when the threat of a nuclear war is Real and in everyone’s face. This Jingoistic language coming from a credible journalist and opinion maker is very dangerous.

  • @jabirhaleem3495
    @jabirhaleem3495 2 года назад +9

    The person who is loyal to his nation should always be acknowledged regardless of any country etc.
    If according to you he stole documents & made bomb ,
    He was loyal to his country

  • @leealexander2360
    @leealexander2360 2 года назад

    بہت اچھا ہوا جو منافق تدفین میں شریک نہیں ہوۓ۔ساری قوم کی دعائیں ڈاکٹر عبدالقدیر کے ساتھ ہیں کہ اللہ انکے درجات بلند کرے اور انشاءاللہ روز قیامت رسول اللہ کی شفاعت نصیب ہو۔ ڈاکٹر عبداقدیر نے اس قوم کو ناقابل تسخیر دو تحفے دیۓ۔ ایک ایٹم بم اور دوسرے اسے لیجانے والا میزائل ۔ تھینک یو ڈاکٹر قدیر۔ آپ کی قوم آپ کو ہمیشہ یاد رکھے گی انشاءاللہ۔

    • @karthikprabhu7618
      @karthikprabhu7618 2 года назад

      One is stolen from Europe and other is stolen from North Korea 😂

  • @maxxter90
    @maxxter90 2 года назад +21

    Let's face it. Due to his actions, when India exploded bombs in 98 (first) Pak was able to do them few weeks later.. Credit due

  • @krishnaviveksamayamantri2819
    @krishnaviveksamayamantri2819 2 года назад +65

    Bonus CTC is a Sunday is a delight.

  • @khizarhayat3899
    @khizarhayat3899 2 года назад +5

    To you he might be a villain but to us he is a hero, and this is one thing that proves the two nation theory (another one is the treatment of Muslims in india). As our leader Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah once said, one nation's hero is another nation's villain and one nation's villain is another nation's hero.

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 2 года назад

      He was an international thief.

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 2 года назад

      Pakistan has the same relationship with the world as a tumour to the human body.

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 2 года назад

      Pakistani passport is therefore #3 - from the bottom.

    • @khizarhayat3899
      @khizarhayat3899 2 года назад

      @@ArmageddonIsHere Judging from hindus mindset, i believe when you referred the word "World", you meant United States of America.

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 2 года назад

      @@khizarhayat3899
      Kahan Diwali ki mithaas aur kahan Id Milad ki kadvahat!

  • @maneeshbhardwaj1089
    @maneeshbhardwaj1089 2 года назад +2

    It’s amazing how you can join so many dots in a 20 minute program and pull out such wealth of credible and many times first hand information to weave a story. In this case, no less than a pot-boiler. Thanks for that and also refreshing many things that I had forgotten…you must be one hell of an organised person !

  • @manjulashanmugasundaram706
    @manjulashanmugasundaram706 2 года назад +5

    Really ENRICHING CTC as Sunday gift. Thank you Professor.

  • @humayunbawkher5372
    @humayunbawkher5372 2 года назад +10

    A.Q. Khan will always be Pakistan’s national hero as he increased Pakistan’s military defense capability by 100 times. He used the same means to get this technology like the USA and the former USSR did from Germany just after WW II.

    • @tron8421
      @tron8421 2 года назад +2

      But USSR didn't share the technology with radical nations. I understand your respect for him, but then again, history may not judge him so kindly.

    • @ProjectHyena
      @ProjectHyena 2 года назад +2

      @@tron8421 Beside religion what is difference between Pakistan and Indians because here in Africa where am at they look the same beside places of worship. If religious context are taken out what other conflict exist between the two?

    • @agnistorm2024
      @agnistorm2024 2 года назад +2

      @@ProjectHyena Hindus never have hatred against other faiths. Inversely, Abrahamic beliefs are the opposite; They want to convert everyone on the planet into Islam or Christianity by force or other means.

    • @tron8421
      @tron8421 2 года назад +1

      @@ProjectHyena Unfortunately, religion forms the core of an Individual's identity in the sub continent for a majority. It can't be so easily brushed aside. 😅
      The problem also is, Pakistan never recognises its immense shared history with India. It treats invaders from Turkey, Afghanistan of medieval ages who looted and tortured indic people as heros. Where has, the Indian rules who rebuilt their cities like sikh rulers in case of lahore are non-believers to them and hence not worth respecting. Hope I gave some insight into our troubles.

  • @sourajdatta8185
    @sourajdatta8185 2 года назад +8

    Yaqub Khan was brother of famous Yunus Khan. Yaqub Khan opted for Pakistan while Yunus Khan opted for Indian army. They never met eachother again.

    • @aftabzaidi8610
      @aftabzaidi8610 2 года назад +3

      Yes that is correct. They infact fought each other during the skirmishes on 1948. Shazibzada Yaqoob Khan was an epitome of elegance. He spoke and wrote several languages. I remember one of his episiodes. While on a visit to East Pakistan; he had to give a speech in Paltan maidan in Dhaka. The Mukti bhani was up to its mischeif and had planned to disrupt it. ShazibZada yaqoob came on the dice and started speaking in pure Bangla. Every one had thought that he would either address in English or Urdu. But there was a complete silence when he started speaking in Bangla and at the end the entire crowd was charged up and ended up shouting Pakistan Zinadabad. He was also the governor of East Pakistan but resigned in protest as he wanted to end the deadlock with negotiation and wanted to avoid bloodshed at all costs.

    • @Mallick7
      @Mallick7 2 года назад +1

      @@aftabzaidi8610 That is new for a student of politics in Bangladesh (me). Could you please give some source/book so I can find out more on this? Thank you very much.

    • @aftabzaidi8610
      @aftabzaidi8610 2 года назад +1

      @@Mallick7 ​ @Abdullah Al Mahmud The incident about the Paltan maidain was narrated by my mamo (uncle) as he himself was a witness to it. He was in East Pakistan working as a military contractor. He can still speak Bangla though it has become rusty now. As for resigning by Sahibzada yaqoob that is all part of history and there are many sources online as well. The tragedy is that Sahibzada Yaqob never wrote a book even though he was a witness to so many historical events during his career and even after his retirement.

    • @kamlipaul8498
      @kamlipaul8498 2 года назад

      No it’s no there is no Yaqub Khan in Pakistan..

    • @HassanAli-xl8kr
      @HassanAli-xl8kr 2 года назад +1

      @@kamlipaul8498 he was foreign minister of Pakistan kindly read some thing other then RSS Shaka books

  • @mostafaanwar9544
    @mostafaanwar9544 2 года назад +2

    I am Bangladeshi, people of our country also love him. Whatever he did, he did it for his country. RIP pure soul.

  • @HammadAJanjua
    @HammadAJanjua 2 года назад +9

    Legends & masters of thier own craft. May Allah (SWT) grant both of them highest ranks in Jannah. Ameen

    • @HammadAJanjua
      @HammadAJanjua 2 года назад +1

      Don't have words to Express the grief on his sad demise.

    • @kallumama648
      @kallumama648 2 года назад +1

      Ya giving bomb to North Korea nice morality

  • @brownpiegons1279
    @brownpiegons1279 2 года назад +1

    Our nation is always debtur of dr A Q Khan

  • @raeesahmed9740
    @raeesahmed9740 2 года назад +8

    Thanks for providing detailed Hx of AQK he did what he had to do to try and protect his country from a hostile neighbour. I understand why Indians won’t like him but as a Pakistani he was a hero. If only India and Pakistan can stop trying to destroy each other we maybe able to tackle the real problems in our region.

    • @shantanu8719
      @shantanu8719 2 года назад +3

      there won't be peace in the world as long as Pakistan is present on the world map (read ISI). this is justified by the fact that a smuggler is a hero

    • @mrgyani
      @mrgyani 2 года назад +1

      If that's all he had done, Indians would have respected him too, as a scientist. But he was not a nice person. Look up what AQ Khan had said about one of the MOST saintly characters of india, Dr Abdul Kalam - that too on his death. If you can say such things about Kalam sir, shows how jealous and petty minded you are.
      Sorry but AQ Khan was a petty, small minded man. And we dont say it because he built the nuclear bomb for you.

    • @kaidi_p
      @kaidi_p 2 года назад

      Same feeling of peace at this side of the border too, however your country's rulers in the militablishment doesn't want that to happen. We'll have to continue hostilities until common Pakistanis like you understand the depth of the problem that exists on your end

    • @raeesahmed9740
      @raeesahmed9740 2 года назад +1

      Lack of empathy on both sides off the border is an issue. Your Hero maybe a Villain for another country/nation. Pakistan has many issues but one thing I admire about our people is “The Grit”. My Indian friends imagine India being 5 times smaller in size, population and everything else off its neighbour who is trying to destabilise & destroy your country from day 1. One off your fellow citizen spends almost all off his life trying to build your defence stronger & does the job. Is he a hero? Or a villain?

    • @NoorKhan-hu3sc
      @NoorKhan-hu3sc 2 года назад

      @@shantanu8719 and here in Pakistan people saw raw and India as the real threat for peace...bro apna vision bara Karo modi ka Tarah na bano🤣

  • @SaeedKhan-pe5er
    @SaeedKhan-pe5er 2 года назад

    Because of AQ Khan, there has been no war between Pakistan and Hindustan. He was a proud muslim, and a humane person.

  • @urldroidsuperbot2139
    @urldroidsuperbot2139 2 года назад +6

    Why can't other Indian journalists have this maturity, deep impartial analytical ability, historical knowledge, storytelling ability and sense of humour like Shekhar Gupta? Compare him to the NDTV/WION ones or other argumentative, bullsh*t spewing, partisan, sensationalist, ignorant of history, non-listening journalists.

    • @praveenmc1672
      @praveenmc1672 2 года назад

      He started as a journalist in pre-television era and has the experience of working from the ground, going and meeting people one-on-one and visiting places by himself, rather than making calls and asking questions or showing some footage taken/shared by others . The others don't have it. Which ever organization he has worked in, he has made his mark there. He started as a sapling, now grown to become a banyan tree.

  • @allenpradhan2063
    @allenpradhan2063 2 года назад +35

    We shouldn’t forget that RAW had the location of whole Pakistani nuclear program and the Air Force was ready to conduct air strikes but instead of giving the go ahead Moraji Desai informed Pakistan about the upcoming air strikes and the whole operation was foiled. These were the people running our country 😞

    • @herambmishra3015
      @herambmishra3015 2 года назад +18

      That's why he was awarded Nishan-e-Pakistan by General Zia and mind it Atal Bihar Vajpayee was the External Affairs Minister . That socalled Gandhian and" self-urine drinker" Desai.That resulted in most brutal killings of RAW agents in Pakistan , destroying wholeRAW network established by RAW chief RamnathKav under Indira Gandhiji.

    • @allenpradhan2063
      @allenpradhan2063 2 года назад +15

      @@herambmishra3015 congress party- destroying India since 1947

    • @herambmishra3015
      @herambmishra3015 2 года назад +2

      @@allenpradhan2063 yes , agreed to . my comment was specific ,you see.

    • @allenpradhan2063
      @allenpradhan2063 2 года назад +9

      @@monibahmad7617 First of all its INDIA and second it was going to be a joint operation. Israel provided experience in bombing other Peacefool countries (Iraq,Syria,Egypt) and Indian Airforce was going to execute it. Pakistan was lucky Indira Gandhi was not in power 😂

    • @princeofheaven19
      @princeofheaven19 2 года назад +1

      @@herambmishra3015 Mr desai was on the payroll of isi

  • @richardezungmusic123
    @richardezungmusic123 2 года назад +5

    Shekhar sir, so nice to hear you speaking Punjabi. Would love to hear more💟✌️

  • @asadahmedchohan
    @asadahmedchohan 2 года назад +2

    A.Q. Khan was a patriot and hero for all Pakistanis. Will always be honored!

  • @isalamadpakistan7392
    @isalamadpakistan7392 2 года назад +3

    Thank you very much AQ for saving us & for my next generation as well 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

  • @Love.life.ashigzoya
    @Love.life.ashigzoya 2 года назад +2

    We think Dr Khan was a great patriot from whom Indians could learn. How to come back to their country for a paltry sum to build its defence . This is patriotism. Look at Indians they run away from country to serve others for big sums
    This is Hindu psyche . So what if be gave nuclear tech to others couldn't have been to pocket money from this . Not good railing against him . A great true Pathan . Indian Military Veterans .

    • @apoorvamahajan7576
      @apoorvamahajan7576 2 года назад

      Stealing/smuggling technology from other countries is not patriotism, at max. a good thief at best!

  • @ON-tk7bp
    @ON-tk7bp 2 года назад +19

    As a nuclear scientist he was not held in high regard in the international peer community. No innovation just a technology transfer agent and for this he is rightly acknowledged in his country. He delivered through tech. Smuggling.

    • @tron8421
      @tron8421 2 года назад +4

      @Malik Abdul Rehman The world is burning because of your hero.

    • @iambilaal
      @iambilaal 2 года назад

      Don't forget that he was intelligent enough in the first place to be appointed at a crucial and sensitive position in a foreign country.. not everyone can get access to those things that easily

    • @hamzatahir3027
      @hamzatahir3027 2 года назад +4

      He served the purpose for his country's survival. Nothing else needed.

    • @saqibaziz7227
      @saqibaziz7227 2 года назад

      Dear goal is to get Atom bomb, no innovation required.

    • @ON-tk7bp
      @ON-tk7bp 2 года назад

      @Malik Abdul Rehman Radiating You?

  • @ahsanmushtaq8592
    @ahsanmushtaq8592 2 года назад

    Stop humiliating our Heroes. We have what we have and we are proud of Dr. AQK. May ALLAH grant him highest place in Jannah. Ameen

  • @prakhar.katare
    @prakhar.katare 2 года назад +3

    Arre aaj kaise??😂😂
    Seems like finally shekhar also starts missing us like we miss him on Sundays..😅😅

  • @SohailKhan-kv7lm
    @SohailKhan-kv7lm 2 года назад +1

    "PAKISTAN'S WILL EAT GRASS BUT WILL MAKE ATOMIC BOMB. " SHAHEED PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN.

  • @sohailaraees9940
    @sohailaraees9940 2 года назад +10

    There is a difference in the spelling and pronunciation between Qadeer & Qadir. In Urdu as well as in English they are written differently.

    • @Zeeshankhan-rk9vc
      @Zeeshankhan-rk9vc 2 года назад

      U r right
      #Respect from #Islamabad 🇵🇰

    • @sohailaraees9940
      @sohailaraees9940 2 года назад

      @@Zeeshankhan-rk9vc thanks

    • @truthseekerseeker4454
      @truthseekerseeker4454 2 года назад

      May be but “farmula chor” ki spelling to ek hi hai

    • @sohailaraees9940
      @sohailaraees9940 2 года назад +3

      @@truthseekerseeker4454 I chose not to reply to you, because you are using derogatory language.

  • @Mjjjyyy
    @Mjjjyyy 2 года назад +2

    Perhaps, all my friends from Bhopal don't believe a Bhopali can make an atom bomb. But, like many people, history served him right as he always a "mohajir". Not surprised that a Pakistani even helped NorthKorea just for his India hatred. Thank You GuptaJi, for dropping a CTC on a Sunday.

  • @hamzaafridi7628
    @hamzaafridi7628 2 года назад +3

    Being a Pakistani, after watching your video I have most respect for AQ Khan for what he did for his country, however he should not have help evil counties like Iran and North Korea etc. But overall rest in peace Mr Khan. We love you and always will.

    • @hamzaafridi7628
      @hamzaafridi7628 2 года назад

      @Saira Shamsi hahahahha ! nahi jee mera fake account nahi hai asli wala hai aur BTW i am an educated Pakistani seeking knowledge from SG.

    • @PankajKumar-kf5ve
      @PankajKumar-kf5ve 2 года назад

      @@hamzaafridi7628 Acha... To ab "educated" Pakistani idhar se knowledge ke rahe hain.... Interestin..

  • @shafquatmahmood7190
    @shafquatmahmood7190 2 года назад +1

    He was a great hero of pakistan who brought a five times big country india to its knees. India didn't dare to attack Pakistan after it came to know that Pakistan had a nuclear bomb. Hats off to Dr. Qadeer khan. All Pakistanis love you.

    • @mrgyani
      @mrgyani 2 года назад +1

      Forgot Kargil?

  • @gonpachirokamaboko3180
    @gonpachirokamaboko3180 2 года назад +3

    When I saw the notification of a CTC on Sunday, I knew it was gonna be some interesting story.

  • @Rajj854
    @Rajj854 2 года назад

    Few people have done as much for three countries as he did. Pakistan, Iran and N Korea are still independent today thanks to him.

  • @ruleaali
    @ruleaali 2 года назад +3

    He was HERO
    He is Hero
    He will Always be HERO

  • @SaadKhan-wk5ck
    @SaadKhan-wk5ck 2 года назад +1

    im from pakistan and fully aware of the indian deliberate policy to destabilize pakistan. This title was provocative to someone of my background. However, after listening through the whole thing, I must say that you did a very good job trying to present the facts and remained objective for large part of your discussion. Unfortunately, indian journalism has big tendency to sensatiolize issues so its very refreshing to see someone like yourself. Apart from some minor points of bias, I really liked your discussion. Liked the video.

    • @mc7685
      @mc7685 2 года назад

      In Pakistan 3 people sit across the table and they ask each other do you agree and they all say see that is the proof.

  • @AnilKumar-en7qc
    @AnilKumar-en7qc 2 года назад +7

    The end results matter which was to make Pakistan nuclear power which he succeeded that is the only thing that matters for every Pakistani. Salute to Dr AQ Khan. Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰

  • @speaktogaurav5
    @speaktogaurav5 Год назад

    Dr. AQ Khan was having absolute power equivalent to the PM of Pakistan during Bhutto Regime and was having No Question Ask Clearance from any authority in Pakistan....
    The decision of US intelligence not to arrest in exchange of support in Soviet Afghan War from Pakistan was the biggest failure of West in preventing Pakistan in becoming a nuclear power

  • @nandakumarks2830
    @nandakumarks2830 2 года назад +3

    Surprise. I was expecting this topic tomorrow

  • @greencrossexportpvt.ltd.1607
    @greencrossexportpvt.ltd.1607 2 года назад +2

    Lovely episode and thank you for coming in on a Sunday

  • @ananthuskumar1286
    @ananthuskumar1286 2 года назад +3

    what was india doing, india should have taken initiatives like israel.

  • @punitjain8354
    @punitjain8354 2 года назад +1

    I was about to sleep but opened RUclips and found CTC on Sunday. Thanks SG for a good night.

  • @DheerajAvvari
    @DheerajAvvari 2 года назад +9

    I wonder every day - how do you find personal time with family, as you have spent a lot of time travelling & researching? I am having serious trouble to find any time after work.

    • @may4u310
      @may4u310 2 года назад +2

      This is a team effort, if you think this is done by one person you can't comprehend how media works

  • @aamirrizwan2011
    @aamirrizwan2011 2 года назад

    Why are you hating him , he was genius!!!

  • @padmalochanbehera1745
    @padmalochanbehera1745 2 года назад +4

    A beautiful presentation by Shekharji, which is of his level-playing. Full of facts & analysis. Great home work. Jai Hind.

  • @lasimahmed6167
    @lasimahmed6167 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for making report on our hero... Learnt a lot about how hard he worked.

  • @Mallick7
    @Mallick7 2 года назад +18

    I would rather listen to this than watching a 007 movie.

  • @malikahmed4665
    @malikahmed4665 2 года назад +2

    Dr A Q Khan had Urdu as mother tongue, He was a Pathan only that at some point his ancestors were from a pathan tribe. For generations they were in UP/CP.

  • @tapemaj
    @tapemaj 2 года назад +3

    Shekhar Ji - Please give your listeners/ watchers some rest on a Sunday !! 🙏
    Technology language on a Sunday ? My brains are switched off 😀😀😀.
    Good wishes from London to your team and You .
    Sunday afternoon 😀 watching your episode in my local pub in Battersea .
    Watching BBC news coverage at the moment .

  • @mmt92
    @mmt92 2 года назад +1

    Indeed enemy of Pakistan in this case Abhi Nandan is an Indian Hero 😃
    Similarly, an enemy of India in this case Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan is a Pakistani hero with success on his shoulders. If Indian would not have triggered a nuclear race in 1974, Pakistan may not have this idea all alone, so here we are!

  • @gauriprdhn
    @gauriprdhn 2 года назад +19

    What a surprise on Sunday!

  • @bosssportscorner6793
    @bosssportscorner6793 2 года назад +1

    Even we pakistani dont know too much about pakistani bomb, i appreciate for ur research, ur much sensible man

  • @ahmedkhan-bi8lv
    @ahmedkhan-bi8lv 2 года назад +3

    He didn't deal with iran or labia. only trade with north Korea in return of missile technology

    • @dkq986
      @dkq986 2 года назад +1

      Why couldn't he build it himself, if he was so talented?

  • @snigbha
    @snigbha 2 года назад +1

    Wow! CTC on Sunday, SG ji, like the episode you are nothing short of surprise. Refreshing episode.

  • @amanpasha8990
    @amanpasha8990 2 года назад +7

    Gupta Sahib is lying more frequently than usual. Pakistan's nuclear program was a response to Indian nuclear program. Bhutto urged India not to go on a nuclear path but India didn't listen

  • @AdnanKabir
    @AdnanKabir 2 года назад

    Respect for Dr AQ Khan

  • @arjungupta4288
    @arjungupta4288 2 года назад +6

    surprise CTC on sunday!!!
    jus when i thought to take rest after hectic UPSC paper

    • @AmanKumar-rf3il
      @AmanKumar-rf3il 2 года назад

      Hope it went well for you , all the best for the upcoming tests !!

    • @arjungupta4288
      @arjungupta4288 2 года назад +1

      @@AmanKumar-rf3il Thanks man!

    • @Holaa2120
      @Holaa2120 2 года назад +2

      Best of luck for your exams. Love from Pakistan ❤🇵🇰

    • @arjungupta4288
      @arjungupta4288 2 года назад

      @@Holaa2120 Love from INDIA

  • @shaunbird8051
    @shaunbird8051 2 года назад

    Thanks to Mr.Shekar, who has shown his class and experience in Journalism. He has delved very deeply and incisivelly into this AQ.Khans history on his role in the Pakistan bomb.I do remember that when the Americans came after this Scientist, it was Pervez Mushraff who gave shelter and saved him and hailed him as a great patriot and father of this nuclear Pakistan bomb. In spite of so much arm twisting by the Americans, Mushraff never budged an inch. I do remember this AQ.Khan also had some misadventure in Norway.. On the whole the Europearn Union as well as the Americans should be ashamed for this casual approach. Instead of nabbing and putting him on trial they let him off so easily. As a Pakistan citizen one can understand his interest of for his motherland but this is another matter. Just how can the world condone his role when this goon sold all nuclear secrets to rogue nations like North Korea, Iran, Libaya and Iraq. We can all now see how N.Korea is now a threat to the whole world. Inspite of so many years of duplicity and dirty games by the Pakistan, we can see how the Americans have never learnt a lesson, and it also seems they will never learn a lesson for good. Now with Pakistan possessing the nuclear bomb, there is a very huge risk of this falling into the wrong hands of any muslim terrorist, like the Al-Quaeda, or ISIS or Pakistan terrorist. The whole region nay the whole world is now very unsafe all because of Pakistan in the present scenario. Jai Hind!

  • @maverick193
    @maverick193 2 года назад +5

    We were so close to blitzkrieg the entire facility with the help of the Israeli airforce, but we didn't have the guts to, instead Morarji Desai compromised the identities of many R&AW assets in a phone call to Zia ul Haq. Even later on PM IK Gujral dissolved the CIT - X which could have turned to be a nightmare for Pak. We can blame our leadership for most of the botched ops against Pak.

    • @lionheart5694
      @lionheart5694 2 года назад +2

      You are right india never had guts and will never have

    • @ThePrintIndia
      @ThePrintIndia  2 года назад

      Thank You viewer for watching and writing in to you...stay tuned. -Shekhar

    • @yasirpk2002
      @yasirpk2002 2 года назад

      Lol then we would have tea is fantastic in 1980s

    • @arindamghosal7277
      @arindamghosal7277 2 года назад

      @@lionheart5694 yeah, right.. if a gutless make 93000 dumbass to smell their asshole, imagine what someone with guts do..

    • @roosterskipper5979
      @roosterskipper5979 2 года назад

      Pakistan was to ready to do Kamikaze like bombing in India's nuclear facility in retaliation that's why they back off

  • @muhmmadakram9201
    @muhmmadakram9201 2 года назад +1

    Dr. Sahab is our hero We love him

    • @truthseekerseeker4454
      @truthseekerseeker4454 2 года назад

      Then have some courage to not to house arrest your heroes 🤪

    • @muhmmadakram9201
      @muhmmadakram9201 2 года назад

      @@truthseekerseeker4454 o bro it was just because of our foolish and bad politicians Pakistani always remember their heroes

  • @anonanon6672
    @anonanon6672 2 года назад +5

    he was theif

  • @ali75988
    @ali75988 2 года назад +1

    We were trying to break west Pak but they nuclear blackmailed us for first time. Does this make any sense? It was not blackmail. It was red line that international border may be crossed at their own wishes.

  • @naeemshaikh7540
    @naeemshaikh7540 2 года назад +5

    Dr Abdulqadeer khan is a great hero of Muslims and Pakistan. He gave the courage to live with head up all Pakistani and is death sign for India and USA.

    • @daakuredpanda5782
      @daakuredpanda5782 2 года назад +2

      lol 😂 He was selling nuclear technology to everyone who'd pay. That is why he was in house arrest.

    • @subhampriyadarshi1645
      @subhampriyadarshi1645 2 года назад

      😂

    • @eshaan1110
      @eshaan1110 2 года назад +2

      Taliban ko bolo Pakistan mein drugs kam bheje 😂

  • @milindchipde4175
    @milindchipde4175 2 года назад +1

    30 yrs i read, i see (tv), i subscribe only one you , Great dedication ,consistency, memory, knowledge....Shekharji Gupta commanding journey in journalism, best wishes , thanks .

  • @riturajsingh4581
    @riturajsingh4581 2 года назад +13

    He did what he had to do for his country! Soviets spied on the Manhattan project in 1940s and stealing the plans. Your country's national interest is more important than smuggling etc, He hated India though, he was from Bhopal and hated India

    • @blacksheep6174
      @blacksheep6174 2 года назад

      Indians citizens claim to be patriotic just bcoz they are living in india

    • @Suresh_Kamath
      @Suresh_Kamath 2 года назад +6

      USA accuses even India of stealing nuclear technology. They accuse even China of Stealing nuclear technology. They also make it look like USA is the only country that does things and every one else Steals. Many of the scientist in US nuclear project were Germans. I think They were mostly Jews.

    • @rext8949
      @rext8949 2 года назад +1

      Why should he like and be faithful to the the people who didn't recognise his talent and discriminated against him because of his religion? There are thousands of extremely skilled Indians who prefer to work abroad where they are recognised and respected.

    • @rext8949
      @rext8949 2 года назад

      @@blacksheep6174 there are many who live abroad too.

    • @meditation8480
      @meditation8480 2 года назад

      @@rext8949 because of his religoon
      Ever heard of APJ abdul kalam😂

  • @rock120383
    @rock120383 2 года назад +2

    Sir, how come on a Sunday CTC? , I wish we can have it 365 days a year..but I suppose the study was very close to you and hence the special episode... Anyways I liked it a lot...and also added to lot of my knowledge they way you compared both Khan's...

  • @prithvijitchaudhuri7947
    @prithvijitchaudhuri7947 2 года назад +4

    Great show tonight. Surprised SG didn't mention the book Deception by Levy & Clark on AQK as recommended reading especially since he recently interviewed Levy on one of his latest book release. Maybe one day CTC will put up a show on the Supergun scientist Dr. Gerald Bull and Saddam Hussein's quest for the fist of god.

  • @bilalakhter4634
    @bilalakhter4634 2 года назад +1

    Aqkhan is the legend

  • @entrpahmad5172
    @entrpahmad5172 2 года назад +3

    Even I am pakistani I got huge knowledge from this man..! Thanks sir...!
    And if I talk about AQ Khan then he is our hero ... Just like you indians have heros and you have great feelings for them, we pakistanis also have much much greater feeling for him.. May his soul enter paradise..!