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political analysts Karamat Mughal and Issa Naqvi discuss the ongoing political conflicts in Pakistan, particularly focusing on the predictions regarding the political surrender of Mr. Mian (possibly referring to Nawaz Sharif). The analysts claim that previous predictions about Mr. Mian’s surrenders have proven accurate and anticipate another significant development in the coming days.

The video begins with an emphasis on the political turmoil and the risk of a “crash landing” in Mr. Mian’s political career. The analysts highlight the risks associated with such a landing, drawing parallels to a ship’s belly landing and the potential for total destruction. They suggest that the upcoming events will mark the downfall of Mr. Mian’s politics.

The analysts touch upon Mr. Mian’s previous alliances and surrenders, specifically mentioning his collaboration with various political entities, including MQM, GDA, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, and the Pakistan Party (IPP), which they claim was established by Jahangir Tareen.

The discussion then shifts to a tweet made on October 17, 2020, where Mr. Mian was compared to figures like Socrates, Mansur Hallaj, and Martin Luther King. However, the analysts note that Mr. Mian seems to have distanced himself from those ranks and returned to his previous political stance.

The analysts delve into the recent developments regarding seat adjustments between the Muslim League Noon and the Istikam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP). They provide details about a joint meeting held at Ayaz Sadiq’s residence, where representatives from both parties discussed seat adjustments. The analysts suggest that Mr. Mian’s surrender is imminent due to political pressures and the need for alliances.

Furthermore, the video mentions specific political figures and their proposed election constituencies, implying a potential shift in loyalties. The analysts highlight the challenges Mr. Mian and the Muslim League Noon face in justifying their decisions to voters, especially considering the diverse alliances being formed.

The video concludes with the analysts expressing doubts about Mr. Mian’s ability to manage difficult decisions without commanding public support and raising concerns about potential role reversals among allied parties in the future

In a recent video hosted by Sabir Shakir, a jurist from Islamabad, the focus is on the evolving political situation in Pakistan, particularly emphasizing the real power of Prime Minister Imran Khan. Shakir highlights the significance of the people of Pakistan as the driving force behind Khan’s popularity and the strength of his political party, Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf .

The video delves into the political dynamics in different regions, particularly the awakening in Punjab and the growing success of pakistan tehreek insaaf in urban areas of Sindh. Notably, Shakir mentions alleged attempts to seek support from Altaf Hussain, indicating the high stakes involved in the political landscape.

The narrative shifts to a recent development in the Supreme Court involving a case related to Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui. The case resurfaced with Siddiqui implicating General Faiz and ISI officers during his tenure as a judge in Islamabad High Court. Shakir suggests that this turn of events could lead to a broader investigation involving military officials, including the current Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.

The video underscores the divided nature of the judiciary and the legal battles ahead, including Imran Khan and Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s bail requests, which have faced complications due to changes in the bench.

Moreover, the arrest of Sher Afzal Marwat and the subsequent reactions from various bar associations indicate a growing unrest within legal circles. Shakir predicts that the legal and political turmoil may escalate further, potentially involving the media and the public.

A crucial point of focus in the video is the military court’s decision to start the trial in the Savings Trial case, where the Supreme Court granted permission despite objections and absence of relevant laws. This decision has raised concerns among legal experts and petitioners.

Shakir concludes by hinting at an intricate plan and a larger game at play, suggesting that the unfolding events might have far-reaching consequences in Pakistani politics. The situation appears fluid, with potential involvement of various actors, and Shakir emphasizes the need for vigilance as events continue to unfold.

Title: Critical Developments Unfold in Pakistan’s Political Arena: Imran Khan’s Cypher Case and Intra-Party Strife

Summary:

Makhdoom Shahabuddin, in a recent video on his Facebook and YouTube channels, delves into crucial developments in Pakistan’s political landscape, focusing on Imran Khan’s Cypher case, the People’s Party internal discord, and Faisal Wada’s intriguing statements.

Shahabuddin starts by highlighting the dangerous implications of the Cypher case. He reveals that an official secret act has been imposed on media outlets covering the case, preventing them from sharing details of Imran Khan’s trial. The trial, initially open, has now transitioned to an in-camera setting, raising concerns about transparency.

Moving to the political scenario, Shahabuddin discusses the power struggle within the People’s Party. Asif Ali Zardari’s recent statements indicate a potential clash of interests with Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. Zardari’s ambiguous comments about being a potential Prime Ministerial candidate create uncertainty within the party, adding another layer of complexity.

Shahabuddin also touches upon the changes in the bench hearing Imran Khan’s bail request in the Cypher case. Despite the Supreme Court’s involvement, the outcome remains uncertain.

Another significant point raised by Shahabuddin is the ruling to have returning officers appointed from the judiciary instead of the administration. While this is perceived as a positive step, concerns are raised about potential delays in the election process.

Faisal Wada’s statements regarding the Noon League’s standing in the political field have caught attention. Wada suggests that the Noon League is not making a significant impact despite an open field, hinting at possible internal challenges or shifts in political dynamics.

Shahabuddin concludes by discussing the recent judicial order to ban the publication of the Cypher case and the potential consequences for those violating the directive. The video provides a comprehensive overview of the intricate political developments in Pakistan, leaving viewers with questions about the future direction of the nation’s politics.