This system of the country, which for the past eighty years has been making fools of us all — imposed martial law in this country, and the public welcomed that too. Then a military-run system was created in which, even if elections were held, someone's ten seats would be stolen, someone's twenty, someone's thirty.
But then 2024 was that watershed moment when the entire election was looted — the way a robbery is carried out in broad daylight. Trust was completely destroyed—the very trust that provided oxygen to this system. The scenes that have now emerged have truly astonished me. You see someone throwing ballot papers that were lying on the ground and running away, while others pick them up and search for them because there seems to be no interest from people in the Azad Kashmir elections.
No one is participating; the polling staff is arriving, has arrived so far, and neither have any voters or supporters come here to cast their votes. This reporting is coming from the ground; please check this out. This is a polling station, and you can see the entire street. The situation is dire in Mirpur, Sector Seven.
Whoever wants to see it can go and look; empty streets, empty polling stations. Please check another video from Mirpur Division; this is a women's polling station, and the staff is waiting. There is no one to cast a vote. In fact, you will also see the empty ballot box with no votes inside it.
This was the situation throughout the day. Look at Sector Seven Bhimber here; you can see it right here. The polling agents are just two, three, or four people, but apart from them, you won't see anyone or anything else. You will see nothing everywhere; empty streets, no crowd, no person anywhere.
So, you can easily say that perhaps five percent of people in this specific place… Those two or three people, maybe five to seven percent might cast their votes. A complete boycott is underway. Check this system; the entire street will appear empty to you.
After that, look at the situation in Dadyal. It is empty. Then look at how wherever the media went, people were angry with the media as well. ARY lies; their lies are working.
So if any media shows that huge crowds have arrived, massive turnout… election — then people standing there hold up a mirror to the media. Everywhere people are saying, "If you do honest reporting, we will allow it." Otherwise, no. Meaning, just like… What people did in India is happening here with the sycophantic media.
My fellow Pakistanis, this is a day of joy. Sometimes your wrong decision also turns out to be right. The Awami Action Committee made the right decision, but PTI, which is the country… by any measure the bigger party — and I criticised it too, asking why did you boycott? It would have been very hard for them to steal the election, and obviously because the public is sitting on the streets; let me show you this, the people on the streets who
Are here, these are the scenes of Eidgah, check it, which means the public is not sitting at home. The public is not on holiday; the public has come to protest. In protest, the public is present; the public is not there to cast votes. This military, fraudulent system needs you to line up and cast votes.
Understand this: they show the world that look, people are lining up to cast votes or have we kept democracy? At night, by hook or by crook, we change the results, but during the day people cast votes, meaning we form an inclusive government in which the public has a share; we hold an election that becomes the foundation of democracy.
But when empty, the roads will be visible, but local media won’t report on it, right? Social media is reporting everything; the local media and the pro-government media are just… will not report any of this.
But for this military system, this is a harbinger of destruction and ruin. Listen up, I am amazed to see what kind of rot fills the minds of these military generals who still think they can set up such a system and the public will become oxen at the oil-press, or sheep and goats, and just go and cast votes. Tonight we will change the outcome, and this business will continue as usual. This is the last martial law; I am telling you that after this, no more martial law can be imposed because the public has changed.
The martial law that was just declared is the most unpopular martial law in Pakistan's history. So if it was already unpopular from the start, how will it continue? The scenes on the streets of Azad Kashmir today are those same scenes. Such scenes were happening in occupied Kashmir, and reports were coming from Pakistan; I remember it well.
I also remember it clearly because I had also covered the last election in occupied Kashmir with a lot of noise. That was quite some years ago, so I had also tried to show that the streets are deserted, look, no one is casting their vote. The things we used to talk about regarding occupied Kashmir are now happening in Azad Kashmir. We will also cover it, and obviously the international media will too, and India will get an opportunity to tell the people of occupied Kashmir that this is Pakistan for which you say…
That we want freedom, look at what has been done to your brothers and sisters there who live in Azad Kashmir, they are now not even willing to participate in the elections. Such a big there is an election in your Azad Kashmir, so Pakistan's Kashmir issue. The generals have deliberately lost the case; they lost through planning. They lost under a well-thought-out plan, and now this system is finishing itself off.
This system is going to die its own death. My Pakistani people often ask me, "You say they are running out of time." Look, in the life of nations, two, four, five years is a very short time. What I tell you is I challenge you: do you know what Imran Khan offered in 2022? He made an offer to the army; if you remember, it was a huge offer that the army should present me with a plan saying, "We will run Pakistan this way," and I will step back behind the scenes—meaning I will leave politics.
So that I can focus on governance. You know, leaving politics means leaving politics
Forget it, Imran Khan said if the army says so, then the plan is correct. What was it? Then Imran Khan might have been saying that the establishment or neutrals should say so, then the plan is correct.
So what are the neutrals saying about his plan to run Pakistan? Four years have passed since Imran Khan's government was toppled; It will be four and a half years soon, yet even now the generals haven't given any All the tactics have failed; what’s next? Make a deal with Saudi Arabia, roll over the eight billion dollars. Get cheap oil, or oil on deferred payment.
With Kuwait, Sign a defense pact with them too, maybe they’ll supply some shale oil. There might be some hope for money; they’ll give it if they want to. Qatar is also involved now; just get them on board too. This is their last hope that we will make a defense deal and meaning, by hiring our own army and giving the army on rent, we will run this country.
Until today, they had no method. The call of the Awami Action Committee in Azad Kashmir has been successful, and the election boycott that PTI had called has also succeeded, and for this military system It's destruction and ruin, so understand that when in Azad Kashmir in the election, this could happen, just imagine that next they hold the next military-run election across the whole country, and they don't conduct them freely and fairly; it's this same Election Commission, this very caretaker setup, this same Mohsin Naqvi the same sort of sycophants — like Kakar and the rest. Imran Khan gets the election boycotted.
Now the European Union's delegation is sitting there too, and the United Nations' delegation is sitting there too. Britain will have its own observers, America will have its own observers. When They make reports, they do not upset the government the generals because we have only just found out that their with the generals but one has to show the public Brother, what kind of elections were held when media reports that the streets are empty — that there is a boycott of the election — Here there is no person at all here not even a dog came to vote for this system over which the final veil will also be lifted. This is important because now this military system Will have to talk to political parties and in the country there is only one Political party and one is the Awami Action Committee in Azad Kashmir one will have to talk to them and across all of Pakistan One will have to talk to PTI I repeatedly Say that these conditions will get worse for you every day Every day your conditions will be worse than before every day the public will reject this system more than before I was watching that Enkidu Reborn has put up a very fine post.
Mohsin Ejaz writes that the youth think that Khan Sahib will come and take the nation out of difficulties one line is written This means saying what does it mean that Imran Khan's control over events has gone beyond his hands too. Above, Enkidu Reborn writes that the statement is absolutely correct that whatever destruction has been done to this country and from the beginning days it has been bad even Imran Khan cannot pull it out of its difficulties. I do not agree with that, and I will tell you the reason but listen to this entire writing, but Imran
During Imran Khan's three-and-a-half-year tenure, the glimpse of Imran Khan's efforts is definitely visible. In just twenty years, the record GDP growth half the population got health cards i.e., free health insurance Pakistan's historical record employment Pakistan's history's record export wheat farmers' timely and prompt payments IPP new agreements on soft terms administration the Citizen Portal for check and balance; more roads than Nawaz Sharif's previous term built more roads and made roads cheaper too Pashtun Tahafuz Movement like appeasement of nationalist leaders no candidates were even fielded against Ali Wazir and Mohsin Dawar. Drone strikes did not happen military operations did not happen textile industry was at full capacity uniform educational syllabus construction of dams the Jalalpur canal; new urban projects like RUDA did not let Aleem Khan get his housing society regularised, and gave the sugar mafia no slack — put a bridle on them. The rest is detail, but I only wanted to tell you that this sequence is Imran Khan's work which thing I am dissatisfied with about him is that Imran Khan has ruined this country to such an extent that now they too cannot get it out of difficulties I am going to make a very simple point regarding this No leader gets a country out of difficulties; difficulties are gotten out by the people.
The issue is still that this has not been made clear that Asim Munir has an iodine deficiency and that is why Pakistan is not being pulled out of its difficulties. That is not the reason. Nor is Shehbaz Sharif iodine-deficient. If you want to exercise power and decision-making, then they can do it; is there any obstacle stopping Asim Munir?
They can make any decision they want, and if it's just based on one leader's decisions if the country could be fixed, it would have been done by now, Asim Munir. What decision? You could have just said that there was no one to stop him in doing it, right? Imran…
Khan is a powerful leader; he puts the mafia in its place, any mafia. To put him in his place, does Asim Munir need permission? Tell me. I want to understand that it is the nation itself that pulls the nation out of difficulties.
It is the nation that pulls the country out of its difficulties. You understand that the public has become disassociated from Pakistan. Because their representative government is about Pakistan's future development. It isn't, because the mandate they were given has been stolen.
They have been looted, and the people's rights have been erased, and the constitution and rule of law have been destroyed. So where does Imran Khan come in? When Imran Khan comes, the constitution and rule of law are restored, the judiciary is restored; these three things restore public confidence in the system, and then Imran Khan gives the people hope that the system is for you because you voted, your leader is yours, your prime minister was made by you, your chief minister was made by you, all decisions will be made, and immediately the nation rises up saying this system is now ours; we will lift it up, we will rescue it from difficulties. It doesn't happen like someone coming forward to fix the system alone.
A person comes, and the people get this to make them feel that this system is yours, fix it, and then the public will fix it. This is a fundamental point that very few people understand. What Imran Khan has not done is restore the basics—he only needs to restore the fundamentals:
Restore the Constitution, restore the rule of law, and form a government through free and fair elections. That’s all; the rest will be done by the public. I am very happy today that among my fellow Pakistanis, there are many who understand this. The people of Azad Kashmir have kicked this military regime out.
Instead, Mir Jafar got his face slapped with shoes today in Azad Kashmir. The empty streets are showing the people's curse on you. And we don’t even slap your system; it’s not that you’re unhappy with this system because people have made it clear that this charade won’t work, these military-backed elections won’t succeed—we are standing firm against them. We are not sheep and goats, to stand in lines in the heat all day and cast our votes, and then at midnight your havaldars come here, steal the ballot boxes, while a colonel sits there making the decisions, taking money, deciding where you are to be made to win, where you are to be made to win.
That will not happen now. If you want to hold elections, they’ll be with five percent support. They will turn out, and then we'll see who makes what they want to make at night. At night, watch what they will do: they will have made a few video clips.
Workers from PML-N and the People's Party will be there together. They’ll stand in line somewhere and say, "Look here." "Look at the big turnout." Now videos have come out — it doesn't happen that way. This is the age of social media; if there were lines, the videos would already be out. There was no need to wait until night for this—were we…
We'll edit it, stitching the day together from here to there and back again. We'll stitch it together here and release the videos on social media at night. In this era of social media, when the 2024 election happened, people saw miles-long queues with their own eyes. I myself watched videos and I told some people on the ground to go make videos and send them to me; a queue at one place was almost It was a kilometer long; this is not something ordinary, meaning they…
If you had to ride a motorcycle to follow the queue, imagine how long it was. So imagine — when an election is held and the public participates, what the numbers would be. If they do not participate, then just like this, the streets and alleys will be empty, and shoes are being thrown at its system. This is the shoe — if they had a little honour, a little shame, a little decency, believe me, they would give up power.
All of the Awami Action Committee's demands today will be resolved before tonight ends; They will announce the results later, but first, they will fulfill all their demands because if things are like this now, then in the next phase of the elections, people will have just a little bit of skepticism, you know, wondering what whether there will be a boycott. Now people have seen with their own eyes that a boycott happened. In the next phase — the election is in three phases — there will be an even bigger boycott, and the third phase will see a bigger boycott still, unless the Awami Action committee's issues are resolved, and they must be resolved now. The public action committee has also made it clear by standing up that people from Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, and Balochistan should know
That if you sit down and do not rise, and even if you are beaten, stand firm and deliver your statements with great authority. Then you will succeed, and success must come before the public. The army will never be the source of your success. Yes — in a fair and square election, Mujib ur Rehman defeated Bhutto.
Sheikh Mujib had defeated Bhutto; it was a humiliating defeat for Bhutto. Bhutto was on the military side, and Sheikh Mujib was on the public side. He defeated him fair and square, but the army still did not accept it. He says that the army doesn’t accept it; you’ve succeeded, but when the public if it is accepted, then Kashmir will definitely be free, and today in Azad Kashmir…
People have laid the foundation of an independent Pakistan; they have taken a path It has shown that when a nation makes up its mind, no military-run election can stand in its way. So congratulations to all the military bootlickers. By the way, one military bootlicker has put up a post; let me tell you He writes that on social media, regarding the Mirpur Division elections, people with different viewpoints are posting videos in favor of their own narratives; some are saying the election is completely free and fair, polling stations are empty; others are posting videos of crowds at polling stations. In my opinion there is no complete boycott of the election, but over twenty percent of people are opting for boycott, so how much cleverly is this narrative being crafted?
It means voters are coming out, but not traditional game-playing — meaning eighty percent of voters are turning out. What he means is that twenty percent or a little more are boycotting, and eighty percent of voters are coming out. One minute — not traditional game-playing; the reason is not only the Action Committee's boycott appeal, but also the election boycott by Tehreek-e-Insaf, the joint rival party of PML-N and the rest. If if Tehreek-e-Insaf were contesting the election, there would be more game-playing.
This point is correct. But what is wrong is the claim that around twenty percent of people boycotted. I replied to this: instead of giving your opinion, post a video showing where the eighty percent of the public I also showed you videos of empty roads and empty polling stations.
Now you show me where the eighty percent of the public is standing to vote. Share a couple of videos with us, with a timestamp, and we will know.
So, my fellow Pakistanis, the most successful thing has been this boycott — by the Awami Action Committee and PTI. If anyone says the boycott happened only because of the Awami Action Committee, they are wrong; and if anyone says it happened only because of PTI, then they are also wrong Both factors have been working hand in hand, which is why I had said earlier that the PTI's decision, which initially seemed wrong, later turned out to be correct. It also seemed wrong to me, but it proved to be right, and time often validates things, and when you make predictions multiple times, they eventually come true, and this time it has proven that the decision was correct, and the shoe-beating this system needed was very necessary, and it has been delivered. It's good now; my Pakistani audience, there are many international news stories.
But I will talk about it in the next video, and then again… I apologize and thank you all for rejoining the stream, as this is my own
software where there are often occasional glitches, which I always fix; one issue is that I have I unplugged my microphone cable and plugged it back in, but it didn’t pick up again. That’s why the clip I shared yesterday— My audio probably wasn’t coming through to you, so I’ll try again. I apologize and am grateful that you have re-joined the stream; we will meet again, God willing Allah is our protector and helper for everything else.
