How Army Lost the Support of Pakistan’s Middle Class ft. Niaz Murtaza | 417 | TBT

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 166

  • @nav021298
    @nav021298 Месяц назад +25

    When the establishment openly, violently opress their people to maintain power, what can one do?

    • @IslamInsights_92
      @IslamInsights_92 Месяц назад

      No one can do anything, and no one will do anything ! roll model is finalized in shape of recently election, same model will be followed next time

    • @MuhZubairAli
      @MuhZubairAli 29 дней назад +5

      speak out as much and hard as you can!!

  • @shoaibkhattak3511
    @shoaibkhattak3511 Месяц назад +18

    Clarity of this guest is amazing. After HEC chairman from ep 93, this guest clarity of thought is fabulous❤

  • @navidahmad7459
    @navidahmad7459 Месяц назад +11

    As an old man I pray our establishment get together with politicians and other institutions and work out for a middle ground for the sake of country.

    • @Shah5067-r9i
      @Shah5067-r9i 24 дня назад +1

      Establishment ka kaam nahi hai bhai, their only job is to sit at the border. Stop praying for such BS.

  • @northern_light
    @northern_light Месяц назад +30

    If you can't put your house in order, it's nonsense to discuss how other families are doing. Pakistan needs fundamental reform in politics. It discusses more geopolitics than of its internal problems

    • @rajaafaq497
      @rajaafaq497 Месяц назад

      Ja ja tur ja

    • @linkotalks
      @linkotalks Месяц назад +7

      bhae hum guma phira k hi bat kar sakty hain, direct bat karn tou utha laity hain us ko

  • @avtarwasson4875
    @avtarwasson4875 Месяц назад +5

    Nice to see Niaz and enjoy reading his articles.

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад +2

      I really hope he doesn't get picked by the establishment for speaking this much truth.

  • @ahmadsaleem7945
    @ahmadsaleem7945 Месяц назад +5

    Linking PTI with middle class and saying that its not a representatives of masses is very disingenuous, the pti is most strong in KPK and south Punjab and in the rural areas, in fact it won the the punjab urban areas much later.

  • @MianSherjil
    @MianSherjil Месяц назад +4

    Your guest as a very superfecial knowledge of the problem. Where ever you ask in depth question for example why remote sindh didnt rise up against these status quo his answer is same as taught to the urban masses by the army.

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад +1

      What is your in-depth answer for these question?
      I'm curious to know why Sindh didn't rise up against the status quo.

  • @FajuzStream
    @FajuzStream Месяц назад +2

    Great questions on leadership vacuum section...

  • @cartoon-network814
    @cartoon-network814 27 дней назад +1

    یہ جو فیصلہ کرنے والے مسلط ہیں وہی پاکستان کو تبدیل نہیں ہونے دے رہے۔

  • @manojchowdhary4208
    @manojchowdhary4208 Месяц назад +21

    Sir - Pakistan should never worry. Pakistan is a nazriati mulq like Israel, formed during the holy month, and Waahid Islamic nuclear power of the world. Pakistan’s problems are caused by saazish of yahood o hanood o nissara though China is a trusted friend. Pakistan is also a leader of the Muslim ummah and provides security to them all over the world.

    • @srinivasanpr1112
      @srinivasanpr1112 Месяц назад +4

      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September former dictator worked as employee of jordon to throu plo into syria in 1971

    • @Khan_O
      @Khan_O Месяц назад +6

      Hahahaha this is a joke right?

    • @neverknow5931
      @neverknow5931 Месяц назад +3

      Hahahahaha either you're faujeet or you've good humour

    • @Make_America_Native_Again_111
      @Make_America_Native_Again_111 Месяц назад +2

      Sarcastic poooooojjjeeetttt 😂 like Indian media blames Pakistan for every problem

    • @warnpassion
      @warnpassion 21 день назад

      @@Make_America_Native_Again_111 And paxtan blames anything and everything under the sun for all its woes, except itself. 😂😂

  • @yasanmalik7189
    @yasanmalik7189 Месяц назад

    really insightful podcast!

  • @srinivasanpr1112
    @srinivasanpr1112 Месяц назад +6

    pak stop blaming others andlook inward on the corrupt people, society and ruler

  • @zahirshah7683
    @zahirshah7683 Месяц назад +1

    Insightful analysis.

  • @mhd6341
    @mhd6341 Месяц назад +1

    Keep up the good work. Keep educating everyone 👌🏼

  • @AshiqWaheed-g8c
    @AshiqWaheed-g8c Месяц назад +29

    Imran Khan was unable to do something Different between 2018 - 2022 because of Forces behind General Bajwa was interrupted every time Imran khan want do more Progressive and Different
    Somebody have to Stop General’s Interference
    According to my Analysis

    • @Pal3stin3ix_Lov3
      @Pal3stin3ix_Lov3 Месяц назад +7

      @@AshiqWaheed-g8c so you mean Imran was a spineless guy?Had bajwa been the wrong person why didn't Imran asked him to mind his own business or just resign? Also remember Pervaiz Illahi never let anybody badmouth about bajwa.

    • @brs802
      @brs802 Месяц назад +9

      Why did he give him extension then. He could have appointed a guy as per his wish. He was either spineless or a fool😂. Or maybe he was complicit.

    • @Adnan-cm9zp
      @Adnan-cm9zp Месяц назад

      What you forget to write is, IK was puppet of Bajwa

    • @Reckless-mindfulness
      @Reckless-mindfulness Месяц назад

      Either you are too young to understand how the power flows in the corridor of powers , A prime minister does not have ultimate power he has to work around and work with a lot of different key players, our bad luck is that our army is as corrupt as it can be in anyone who wants to do anything good has to go through them, Imran Khan is the best example of a person who gave the army a very good chance to become a positive aspect of Pakistani society but the rejected him. ​@@Pal3stin3ix_Lov3

    • @zulqarnainnaqvi9395
      @zulqarnainnaqvi9395 Месяц назад

      Well said

  • @vijaypoola8733
    @vijaypoola8733 Месяц назад +13

    Army should be at border protecting country or in barracks and not doing politics. IK won elections inspite of army rigging.He should be PM.

    • @brainymagnet
      @brainymagnet Месяц назад

      Mind your own business and stop killing Canadians, US citizens and Pakistani Baluch people

    • @brainymagnet
      @brainymagnet Месяц назад

      Mind your own business and stop killing Canadians, US citizens and Pakistani Baluch people

  • @Suha2270
    @Suha2270 Месяц назад +1

    Good questions.

  • @Shobi342
    @Shobi342 Месяц назад +2

    😊 good points, can you share leadership development examples in other countries. If u go by people will and votes they have 4 tested leaders, MNS,IK,AAZ, MFR.

  • @rajaafaq497
    @rajaafaq497 Месяц назад +1

    Great analysis

  • @modasarkamran6511
    @modasarkamran6511 Месяц назад

    Excellent

  • @pramodofindia
    @pramodofindia Месяц назад +4

    India was politically stable even when it was NOT following neoliberal policies.

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад

      Is that assertion true though. My impression was that Bhajrang dal, Shev sena were the equivalents of our establishment, in India. These groups can't be questioned.
      They seem to divide the society inward against each other and often violate the law. BJP thugs even intimidate people in the streets and can't be questioned. I've seen videos of them even waving guns around.

  • @alikhurram
    @alikhurram Месяц назад

    Good analysis

  • @hafizmuhammadhassanbaig1535
    @hafizmuhammadhassanbaig1535 Месяц назад

    I am so fed up with the system that now I want any part to come up to the stage and perform. In this way at least our economy will not fluctuate like it has been drastically changed over last 5 to 6 years. I am tired of expenses and there is a mass like me who have not enough strength in their backbones now to handle such situations.

  • @my2pence.714
    @my2pence.714 Месяц назад +1

    I have started watching this episode as soon as it got posted. Still watching.How come there are comments on the content less than 5 minutes in? The video is over an hour long. Take your time guys. Watch it through first.

  • @asimjabbar8445
    @asimjabbar8445 Месяц назад +2

    Everyone knows the problem. Military Business industrial complex, oppressive agencies, absolute control, absolute authority, sheer incompetence of the absolute powerful. Mafia rent seekers ganged up with them Etc etc.
    What's the practical viable solution? What people and masses can do under these circumstances for better future? Ask for the solutions plz. The problem has been discussed to death for past 3 or so years. But what's the practical solution for the common man, given the circumstances and elites gonna be the same or even worse than that obviously

  • @shafiqnetwork
    @shafiqnetwork Месяц назад

    Great discussion, but those points apply to civilized politicians and the establishment. What we have in Pakistan are called "dakoos" (bandits).

  • @HassanAmin77
    @HassanAmin77 25 дней назад

    Top generals settle abroad after retirement, and treat us as traitors while their only goal is political power and making money. This has been going on for 70 years. Have not we suffered enough ?

  • @tariquekhan1118
    @tariquekhan1118 Месяц назад +4

    What are "middle class" in Pakistan? What kinds of social attitudes define or describe "middle class" in Pakistan? Many in Pakistan seem to think "middle class" is about disposable income, ideas are particularly unwelcome in Pakistan, unless of course they are sold as a kind violent religiosity.
    The analysis offered is off kilter, Pakistan's dysfunction is a result of US over lordship - yawn, and this passes for not being partisan. Even Gid can't help you if you cannot be truthful.

  • @phulial216
    @phulial216 Месяц назад

    Good one boy

  • @Reckless-mindfulness
    @Reckless-mindfulness Месяц назад +1

    There's a huge problem with the intellectual class in Pakistan they hate Imran Khan for something that he has not done. Yes he tried to operate a hybrid system in hopes than the army wants stability in the country he was wrong but it does not make him someone who was under the control of the army and his current circumstances approve this.
    But the biggest issue that I have with these guys is that they don't recognize that Imran Khan is the best bet we got, of course there can be many other great reforms and reformists but here and now Imran Khan is the best we have.
    Another issue is that sometimes I feel that a lot of so called intellectual people or who want to act as an intellectual, distance themselves from politics as if they will get dirty and that's why they talk about different parties as if they are all equal and these people are too good to be really part of the politics, because they are not lowly presents who support leaders like Imran Khan.
    But the fact is that these people are arrogant, foolish, misled fake ideologues who don't understand that things don't work in the ideal ways, Khan is the best thing that has ever happened to this country and if you lose him I don't think we are going to get someone like him anytime soon.

  • @muhammadasimsabir8526
    @muhammadasimsabir8526 Месяц назад +1

    Bohot achi baten ki gai hain is podcast men, abhi bhi kuch umeed hai k Pakistan ko sahi kiya ja sakta hai and I am sure k jab bhi koi bhi Pakistan k liye acha karnay jayayga Pakistan lovers hamesha usko pasand karengay aur past ki ghalatiyon ko bhi bhool jaingay. PAKISTAN ZINDABAD!

  • @notzul7138
    @notzul7138 Месяц назад +2

    Bro says old elite system ko replace kar lein with new elite system. Literally thats what he said economic mind gymnastics terminology main 😂. Said ke neoliberal way of market ko humy khatam kar dena chahiye by state intervention and subsidies this that blah blah but end main he was like humy es neo liberal nizaam k elites (old ones) ko replace kar dena chahiye with new neo liberal elites 😂. Like pehly paani tha trickle down system main ab bro us main glucose mix kar ke dubara trickle down ki koshish karny ka keh raha 👏

  • @misbah-ul-haq4175
    @misbah-ul-haq4175 Месяц назад

    There is no consistency in our policies.

  • @Fauq-t4c
    @Fauq-t4c 22 дня назад

    I think wardi walay or agencies ko task hay kay kabhi Pakistan ko stable nahi honay Dena.
    No exit from Pakistan a book is enough to understand

  • @tausifhanif8026
    @tausifhanif8026 22 дня назад

    Golden opportunity lives in this war of Iran. Pakistan should be able to sell their advancements in technology and also the fighter jets and also their tanks and rocket launchers so they can be proven in battle and now they can sell these proven weaponry to any other country. In case people have missed the entire picture the big guys are playing in the weapons industry Pakistan should not let this opportunity go. By selling weapons and whatever currency gets traded Pakistan can revive it’s economy and leave India behind

  • @kachrachi
    @kachrachi Месяц назад +3

    Muzamil's views have disappeared. Perhaps due to the monotony of the content and long duration? Point to ponder.

  • @WaqasKhan-t3o
    @WaqasKhan-t3o Месяц назад

    Whatever aid, assistance or loans Pakistan is getting from monetary bodies around the world it is just because of the blessings of Army ..... Pakistanis should be thankful to military .
    Pakistanio baatein tum loog barri barri kartay ho , ya batao what does your country produce ? On which export you can run the economy?
    آزادی سے لے کہ اب تک قرضوں پہ تو ملک چل رہا ہے

    • @saimjaved7548
      @saimjaved7548 29 дней назад

      We have to rely on Aid, because of Army, they built huge coorporations which dos't allow market to compete fairly, which results in lack of industrial development in private sector and also there policy of keeping the country destablize so no investor is ready to invest

  • @meenahil652
    @meenahil652 Месяц назад +1

    Isays registration closed for the Zaar thing.
    What's about it

  • @azeem_lahori-punjabi
    @azeem_lahori-punjabi Месяц назад

    The three primary factors driving Pakistan’s economic decline and contributing to its poverty:
    Hostility toward India - Decades of entrenched animosity and conflict with India have drained vital resources and diverted attention from critical areas of economic development. The heavy focus on military expenditure and rivalry has stunted growth and hindered the pursuit of regional cooperation, which could unlock immense economic potential.
    Overpopulation - The unchecked growth in population has stretched Pakistan’s already limited resources, overwhelming its infrastructure, healthcare, and education systems. This demographic pressure continues to impede efforts at sustainable development, preventing the nation from harnessing its human capital effectively.
    Political instability - Chronic political volatility, marked by frequent leadership changes, governance failures, and endemic corruption, has eroded investor confidence and stifled long-term economic planning. Without stable leadership and sound policies, economic progress remains elusive, trapping the country in a cycle of underdevelopment.

  • @cbaloch
    @cbaloch 25 дней назад

    Why not compare Pakistan to Vietnam also including Indonesia. They have same size, big Allie (USA), military and wars. Facts relevant for one country and another.

  • @PakistanSimplified
    @PakistanSimplified Месяц назад +1

    This episode featuring Dr. Niaz Murtaza provides a critical analysis of the evolving political landscape in Pakistan, particularly focusing on the shifting dynamics between the military and the middle class. Murtaza's insights into how the army has lost support from this vital demographic highlight the growing disillusionment with the traditional power structures that have long dominated the country.
    One of the most compelling points made is the disconnect between the military's perceived role as a stabilizing force and the reality of its influence over civilian governance. The middle class, once seen as a supporter of military-backed regimes, is increasingly aware of the detrimental effects of this relationship on democratic institutions and civic freedoms. Murtaza's assertion that the army’s heavy-handed approach is unsustainable resonates deeply, especially in light of the mounting pressures for accountability and transparency from the public.
    Moreover, the discussion about the historical context of Pakistan’s political turmoil adds layers to understanding current events. Murtaza effectively addresses the internal struggles that have perpetuated instability, such as the manipulation of democratic processes and the sidelining of political dissent. His analysis of the Pakistan-U.S. relationship also sheds light on how external influences have contributed to internal strife, complicating the already challenging landscape.
    The episode raises critical questions about the future of military rule in Pakistan and whether it can adapt to the aspirations of a more informed and engaged citizenry. Murtaza's emphasis on the need for constitutional reform is particularly relevant, as it suggests a pathway towards a more equitable political system. As the podcast explores the implications of movements like the PTM, it becomes evident that Pakistan is at a crossroads, facing challenges that require bold leadership and innovative solutions.
    Overall, this episode is a thought-provoking exploration of the factors contributing to Pakistan's current state, urging listeners to consider the importance of civic engagement and the role of the middle class in shaping a more democratic future. Murtaza’s articulate critique serves as a reminder that genuine change requires both introspection and collective action, making this discussion essential for anyone interested in the future of Pakistan.

  • @hamzakamyana8587
    @hamzakamyana8587 Месяц назад

    عمران خان زندہ آباد۔ ❤❤❤

  • @Zarark
    @Zarark 29 дней назад

    PTI supporter both of u

  • @getevennow
    @getevennow Месяц назад

    Pakistan is hemorrhaging. Crumbling under the weight of its military establishment

  • @MrMirza2423
    @MrMirza2423 Месяц назад +2

    There is no clarity making what your guest tries to say

  • @MohammadImran-pc2fr
    @MohammadImran-pc2fr 26 дней назад

    Dollar's Euro and ponds. Hhhhh

  • @aminraja5383
    @aminraja5383 Месяц назад +3

    In case of breaking PTI then TLP emerge with more dangerous

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад

      Establishment will retire abroad. You "bloody civilians" can deal with the mess.

  • @humaira917
    @humaira917 Месяц назад +2

    Title dekh k I was like Muzamil ka bhi abduct honay ka mood hai 😂

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад +1

      He doesn't come to Pakistan. Unkay guest ke fiqr hai mujay.

  • @spiritoforient2557
    @spiritoforient2557 Месяц назад +1

    جس طرح ان صاحب نے پی ٹی آئی کو ایکوئشن سے نکالا ہے اور ایم کیو ایم کو ڈالا ہے یہ یقیناً داد کے مستحق ہیں 😂

  • @ZS0719
    @ZS0719 Месяц назад +2

    PAGALISTAN mein investment is a big NO!!!!! Until they get rid of the army chiefs and generals !!!!!

  • @tilakmahto8179
    @tilakmahto8179 Месяц назад +1

    Why didn't u make such videos before No confidence motion ? You even defended Asim Bajwa's embezzlement then 😂😂😂

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад

      Source?

  • @khirad-Ahmad5207
    @khirad-Ahmad5207 Месяц назад +3

    Overseas ny berra garq kia pakistan ka...ALLAH inka berra gharq kry aammeen

    • @Make_America_Native_Again_111
      @Make_America_Native_Again_111 Месяц назад +3

      But your politicians, celebrities etc all want the donations from overseas Pakistanis

    • @khirad-Ahmad5207
      @khirad-Ahmad5207 16 дней назад

      @@Make_America_Native_Again_111 hn to overseas in donations ko aisy ghatiya hathkandon sy wasool b to kr rhy hn na...koe kasar nhe chor rhy pakistan ko barbad krny mn shame on all culprits interior and exterior so called pakistanies👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

    • @codifa5847
      @codifa5847 14 дней назад

      ​@@Make_America_Native_Again_111that's remittances and not donations. Plus overseas are the reason that nation is a failed state

  • @IslamInsights_92
    @IslamInsights_92 Месяц назад

    Next ppp ki bari hy.... Awam phir kuch nai kr sakty ... Jaisy es bar kia kr lia awam kiry mukory hain. Ye jisy Marzi vote dain govt ppp ki hi bany gi

  • @bittu3341
    @bittu3341 День назад

    Pakistan foj most corrupt in pakistan

  • @sohailkhattak6127
    @sohailkhattak6127 Месяц назад +2

    This is a show or selfpublicity?

  • @ashishsehgal296
    @ashishsehgal296 Месяц назад +3

    The guest is spot on. Apni fauj ko control mien laiye

  • @NomyWT
    @NomyWT Месяц назад

    😢😢 wtf bro.
    Without military you are nothing

    • @Abstract.x
      @Abstract.x Месяц назад +2

      Oh shut up dude just shut up with this "fauj humare hifazat kerte he" bs. Literally no one's buying this anymore

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад

      @@Abstract.x Agahi network hai bhai, let them earn a little in this economy. We are paying for this.

  • @MrBasitnazir
    @MrBasitnazir Месяц назад

    🫡👍🏻

  • @LiaqatAli-ci6pf
    @LiaqatAli-ci6pf Месяц назад

    You are more clear on the issues than your guest.😂

  • @jewellionair
    @jewellionair 22 дня назад

    Please take notes from eon podcast how to stay silent while the speaker is speaking
    And you head saying yesyes up and down is soo irritating

  • @shahbazakhtar101
    @shahbazakhtar101 Месяц назад +3

    Niaz sb said about Muzammil: "You are not biased towards a certain party..." What a joke. Earth being flat could be true but not this. He smells like youthia from even 10million miles away. Other than that Muzammil is a good man with a great podcast which I love.

    • @RabbiaShah-v1g
      @RabbiaShah-v1g Месяц назад +1

      Cry harder. Can not even tolerate a structured argument. The mental gymnastics you have to go through to find a reason to not support PTI is sad. I pray for your mental well being and hope it doesn't pass to your future generations

    • @shahbazakhtar101
      @shahbazakhtar101 Месяц назад

      @@RabbiaShah-v1g Lol, I am a PTI voter myself but not a Youthia. Well maybe youthia is offensive. I am not a blind supporter... Hope this is nicer.

    • @saadraees09
      @saadraees09 Месяц назад

      There’s nothing wrong with being a supporter of a party but the fact is that he doesn’t let his bias be a part of his conversations. He like any Pakistani has the right to be in favor of the party they like. Everyone has their preferences, what matters is how they can put aside their preferences for the sake of the conversation. On the other hand there are others who claim to extremely objective, but every time they open their mouth they can’t help but show their biases.

    • @waseemchaudhary3138
      @waseemchaudhary3138 Месяц назад

      And you smell like PATWARI from even 10 million miles away. Your name SHAHBAZ is a proof 😂

    • @codifa5847
      @codifa5847 14 дней назад

      ​@@RabbiaShah-v1gbecause there is no reason to support PTI 😂😂 what did PTI did except for making memes, jalsas and TikToks?? Nothing. Country is at at its Lowest since 2018. Before 2018 it was low not it's Lowest

  • @irbazmahmood779
    @irbazmahmood779 Месяц назад

    Bhai aap ka gust 2 number ha.
    He does not have courage to speak the truth.

  • @razashahzaidi
    @razashahzaidi Месяц назад +1

    Kindly select 1 language for ur podcasts... English OR Urdu
    The combination is not easy to understand

  • @msarsaad123
    @msarsaad123 Месяц назад

    stop promoting day trading. irresponsible.

  • @VincentBard-m2k
    @VincentBard-m2k Месяц назад

    Harris Brenda Lopez Amy White Joseph

  • @WAQAS.N-f5v
    @WAQAS.N-f5v Месяц назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @brainymagnet
    @brainymagnet Месяц назад

    Muzamil we love our army and i don't know why are you are falling prey to the anti Pakistan propaganda. Unsubscribed.

  • @politicallyyoursbyhassanta5175
    @politicallyyoursbyhassanta5175 Месяц назад

    Very poor anaylst I must say.

  • @naveedchoudhry3525
    @naveedchoudhry3525 Месяц назад +1

    Is Niaz a youthia?

  • @HuzaifaWaseem-l4x
    @HuzaifaWaseem-l4x Месяц назад +5

    Imran Khan literally destroyed Pakistan 😭🙏🏼.

    • @ZS0719
      @ZS0719 Месяц назад +2

      And you sound literally like a true citizen of PAGALISTAN!!!! Unbelievable JAHIL and ignorant thing to say!!!! Imran Khan has opened the eyes and minds of people!!!!!!!!!

    • @ammarqazi8074
      @ammarqazi8074 Месяц назад

      @huzaifawaseem-l4x
      "
      1947 سے 2024 تک پاکستان کو برباد کرنے والے آج بھی اقتدار میں بیٹھے ہیں۔ کشمیر سے لے کر مشرقی پاکستان تک سب کچھ دے بیٹھے ہو اور ابھی بھی الزام خان کو دے رہے ہو۔ جاہل انسان، grow up، پٹواری جاہل، انپڑھ لوگ!

    • @HuzaifaWaseem-l4x
      @HuzaifaWaseem-l4x Месяц назад +1

      @@ZS0719 PTI Supporters ❌ Andhbhakt ✅

    • @AkhnoorBhagat
      @AkhnoorBhagat Месяц назад +1

      ​@@HuzaifaWaseem-l4x and shirf family and Bhutto family who destroy pakistan is good family politics and family partys destroy pakistan this reality and no speak against army rule majority of imf loan taking by shirf family and Bhutto family and military dictatorship time 😂

    • @hamzakamyana8587
      @hamzakamyana8587 Месяц назад

      Nawaz Zardari and establishment Destroy the Pakistan from last 40 years

  • @fuzzy0001
    @fuzzy0001 Месяц назад

    Tum youthiyas mulk say bahar beth ker bas mulk ko badnaam aur propaganda karo

  • @Rajeevrana-d8w
    @Rajeevrana-d8w Месяц назад +3

    Indian here 🇮🇳
    mera ek sawal hai, jab imran khan the tab pakistan mai inflation all time High pa tha, jab unhone choda tab (19% in 2022) ab inflation wagra kafi control mai hai (6% in sept 2024) "according to State bank of pakistan" , toh ap log imran khan sa itna pyar kyu karte hain? Jabki data ke according to unka time mai pak economy na jada suffer kia or ab thoda recover kar rahi hai, ground reality maybe bilkul alag ho sakti hai, correct me if I'm wrong. And Jise sa pehla koi pakistani comment kare ki tu apna desh ka dekh or apna wohi purana stereotype baat bol kie Indian's don't have toilets, toh unhe bata dun ki pakistan mai 34% people DON'T have toilets, Jake Google karlo khud world bank ki report hain. Wasa toh ek economically weak pakistan india ka lia acha hai par iske karan normal pakistani log suffer karte hain woh dekh ke as a human acha nahi lagta, Anyways love and peace from India i hope dono deshon ka relation behtar hoo. 🇮🇳🤝🇵🇰

    • @arminius6506
      @arminius6506 Месяц назад +4

      I read your two lines and just stopped. Under Khan patrol was like 140 and under Military rule it's 270-280 now

    • @Alizaiblashari-w8h
      @Alizaiblashari-w8h Месяц назад +1

      ❤ for indians for showing sympathy. Actually it was not about Khan's policies that were also ineffective but people love him because he is against the status quo of corrupt politicians who have been stealing Pakistan's economy and always play dynastic politics that hurts every Pakistani. There is no merit in the parties other than Khan's party when it comes to dynastic politics. India Pakistan and all over countries around the world have their own challenges we should respect each other rather than mocking and leg pulling. Love and peace for India ❤

    • @Free-23-e3i
      @Free-23-e3i Месяц назад

      He is not a saint but how he handled COVID was excellent in his 3-4 years you can 1-1.5 year was COVID. Also he opened the cpec corruption which Nawaz Shareef and co did which was leading to inflation. And Abhi Inflation control nhi h logon K pass pasy he Nahi h tou buying Ni h islye import Ni h is wjah sy rupee cap h 275 py 2 years m rupee 150-325sy 275 py qi lekin Abhi bhi logon ko job ph 20000-25000 dye jaty jitna tou aik ghr m ac na Chaly utna bill a Jata h and now the corrupts are together so people can't stand them because of there decisions we are in energy crises etc so people are against army against these corrupts which not end now even 3-4 years old is against army

    • @Pal3stin3ix_Lov3
      @Pal3stin3ix_Lov3 Месяц назад +1

      Well Ranjeevrana G You know brainwashing is definitely something, definitely😢😂😢

    • @Rajeevrana-d8w
      @Rajeevrana-d8w Месяц назад +1

      ​​​@@arminius6506 bro Imran khan ka time ka inflation vs abhi ka inflation dekho, current goverment kafi acha sa handle kar pa rahi h inflation. And inflation mai bs petrol nahi baki cheizn bhi aati hain agar overall dekhoge toh current goverment acha kar rahi h

  • @unitedstatesofindia1460
    @unitedstatesofindia1460 Месяц назад +1

    Me from India " why is the military letting these kind of podcasts being aired " 😅😅

    • @talhapardasi3181
      @talhapardasi3181 Месяц назад

      Because they can't control it but Army is currently deploying mechanism imported from China to control content on internet Just as China controlling it's media

    • @aunabbas8582
      @aunabbas8582 Месяц назад +1

      Itnay buray halat abhi nahi aye.

    • @saadraees09
      @saadraees09 Месяц назад

      He’s in Dubai so he’s safe lol

    • @Abstract.x
      @Abstract.x Месяц назад

      Because he isn't in Pakistan and his criticism of the army isn't too harsh

    • @Qasibr
      @Qasibr Месяц назад

      Bro our military is the bajrang dal / shiv sena in India. They can't be questioned. They openly break laws, and people are afraid to even say anything.
      I've seen BJP thugs openly bully and intimidate people in the streets in India. They cannot be questioned.

  • @leopard411
    @leopard411 Месяц назад

    Youthias think Pakistan means only them. We still support our military, and no one stops anyone from doing businesses. Mehnat kar hasad na kar bhai woh bhi India se paisay le kar

  • @sajeersayed2008
    @sajeersayed2008 Месяц назад +2

    Pak army has a country

  • @Tecnomm133
    @Tecnomm133 Месяц назад

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @wajahatansari1400
    @wajahatansari1400 Месяц назад

    ❤❤❤