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Following video is truly startling. A seasoned anchor like Talat Hussain had to pause and ask the former PM of Pakistan Shahid Khaqan Abbasi again what the PM was really saying. Basically, the then PM of Pakistan couldn't even call the Rangers force to kick out only a few hundred TLP thugs from the Faizabad sit-in in 2017. Yes, the same TLP making headlines for their latest 'protests' these days!!
The whole interview is worth watching--it's in Urdu, so I will summarize a few things here:
1) PM Abbasi admitting that he couldn't even call the Pakistan Rangers--the Rangers refused!
2) Even the Punjab Police wouldn't put its neck out against TLP because of how the police got framed for the Model Town killings (yes, that time it was Imran Khan's buddy Mullahs rioting!!)
3) PM Abbasi: PM Imran Khan shouldn't have made a threat against TLP publicly when he can't carry it out.
4) In the video, there's a disagreement between the current govt's minister and the TLP guy; the TLP guy, in the video, makes a threat to the minister: You will see what will become of you!
5) TLP guy wants unconditional release of all rioters while the minister says its up to the courts to decide.
The whole interview is worth watching--it's in Urdu, so I will summarize a few things here:
1) PM Abbasi admitting that he couldn't even call the Pakistan Rangers--the Rangers refused!
2) Even the Punjab Police wouldn't put its neck out against TLP because of how the police got framed for the Model Town killings (yes, that time it was Imran Khan's buddy Mullahs rioting!!)
3) PM Abbasi: PM Imran Khan shouldn't have made a threat against TLP publicly when he can't carry it out.
4) In the video, there's a disagreement between the current govt's minister and the TLP guy; the TLP guy, in the video, makes a threat to the minister: You will see what will become of you!
5) TLP guy wants unconditional release of all rioters while the minister says its up to the courts to decide.