You are the best among current Alims, I watch all your lectures here in USA. You are a very reasonable and good speaker who really represent realities and the goodness of our Religion of Peace. Please train more scholars like you from the newer generation. Also you should visit USA and CANADA, YOU HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF YOUR Qadardaans here.
He talks so lovely, rationally and on the basis of curios evidence grounds , have been adoring nfp's work since I was in school, am 17 now and more I grow , the more I come to love people like paracha sir , Syed muzzamil, shezad bringing in political awareness, rationality and sense .
As usual an Honest Indepth Podcast, can't stop watching once you start, anyone wanting to understand Pakistan & how Pakistainis understand & view India must watch this channel. Never a dull moment , constant probing by this wonderful host helps keep the conversation going .
NFP narrates it as it is. His honesty and bluntness is unparalleled. The best thing abt the episode as a whole is that both shehzad and nfp are pulling no punches here. Much needed and very timely.
Boss this guy is so anti PTI thats fine but sarcastic jokes and remarks he uses for them is below belt, but that’s fine what els u can expect from a noon league supporter
Super Impressive talk by Nadeem Paracha. This intellectual should talk regularly and share his wonderful thoughts with us on a regular basis. Salute to you, Nadeem Paracha Sahib. I don’t miss any of your talk on any channel and do not miss reading your articles too. You are brilliant brilliant brilliant!!! 🙏🏼❤️👍
It's amazing that Nadeem thinks urdu speakers are insecure and biased without mentioning the quota system, systematic sidelining of urdu speaking community by Sindhis, and intentional destruction of Karachi by the PPP
Read about the first time word Quota was even uttered here. It was done by Liaqat Ali Khan and the specific quota applied to Karachi to secure jobs for immigrants'. It can well be regarded as insecurity. Quota implemented by Bhutto was almost two decades later and if had been implemented on merit wouldn't have been bad at all. It's the inherent corruption within the system that makes it the bad thing.
Do you remember liaquats quota system in favor of muhajirs? That was kosher? Muhajirs are sidelined? Lol give me a break. They dominate in Karachi in private jobs and business even politics. Even in Hyderabad. Who is murtaza wahab, shehla raza, sheery rehma, taj haider, najmi alam, raza rabbani, qadir patel? All muhajirs. And you have the balls to say muhajirs are sidelined? Until recantly your muhajir altaf ruled this city with iron fist. Had this city by the balls. Why are you so dumb and biased against sindhis? What have sindhis done to you to deserve so much hate from you people? Except for allowing you people to settle in their land? Like should they just now perish into thin air? Stop acting like yahoodis. You should be ashamed of your racism. I seriously question your parents and their upbringing of yours. You are a sad perosn.
@@historychannel6469 Altaf may go to hell as far as I'm concerned and I've nothing against Sindhis, you're my brother. My problem is with the unfair treatment of Urdu speakers in Sindh govt jobs. Muhajirs make it big in private jobs bcuz there's no sifarish there and businesses hire the best talent. Govt jobs is a different story, no merit. I have no issues with Sindhis progressing on merit. Again, I consider common Sindhis my brothers. I'm against the systematic discrimination at the govt. level
@@JawadKhan again you are extremely wrong. You are fed wrong information. Muhajirs get 40 pc quota in sindh govt jobs. Thats more than their population share. Even today sindhs chief secretary is a muhajir. Spsc's chairman is a muhajir. Countless others. Even in federal govt they get a good 11 or 12 pc quota, which is more than enough. Now come to private jobs, how many sindhis you see in them? You see no discrimination there? According to you there are no educated sindhis who can land a private job in karachi? But do yo see them? No. Because muhajirs deliberately dont employ sindhis. But you guys cry foul even when you get 40 pc quota of sindh govt jobs. Muhajirs doninate even in kmc, kda, water board, kpt. What are you guys even talking about? You guys have the best in Pakistan after punjabis. But still accuse sindhis of racism. Should sindhis just die and kill themselves because muhajirs are living in sindh now? Cant you people live peacefully and tone down yout racism against sindhis? Just because a terrorist and target killer party like mqm is not allowed to spread terrorism daily in karachi, suddenly muhajirs are oppressed? You guys completely ignore all the good things which have happened to muhajirs in karachi? Just because some muhajir mqm target killers are put in jail?
@@razaalee9477 a quota system wasn’t required at that time in the way it is used today and nor would there have been any insecurity as immigrants were significantly more educated, it may have been done to attract skilled labour to Pakistan however you cannot use this argument to say that Urdu speaking immigrants haven’t faced severe systemic bias and prejudice based on their ethnicity.
I used to love NFP. His articles in Dawn back in the day helped me in understanding things a lot. However, looks like he has frozen his thoughts in a bubble. The world is changing and is changing very fast. And for those with a basic understanding of calculus, the rate of change on out planet is much higher than the rate of change of our country. We are not changing and we don't have much time left in our hands either. Human misery at an astronomical scale awaits us and our intellectual class is out of their depths. I don't know what's gonna happen but status quo is not the answer. The thing that hurt me the most is there is no escape for hundreds of millions of us. Though I was able to escape!
i’ve been watching this podcast, still an hour to go but just pausing the video to thank you for bringing him again, i can safely say this is by far the most thought provoking podcast i’ve watched after a long time, so thank you. keep going man!
Shahzad a rare criticism of Bhutto and PPP I must applaud you for your honesty When Sindhis criticize Sindhi leaders first and muhajir criticize muhajir leaders then we can hope for a meaningful dialogue
Syed Yousaf Raza gilani, Member Majlis e shora of Zia, Nazim Multan, supporter of Refrendum , Minister of Zia Government, then entered PPP and become PM of Pakistan but nobody said he was Marshal Law B Team.
Didn't realize this was 3 hours long. 1 hour into it and I can't believe how much misinformation is prevalent in our society. Great work, Shahzad! Please keep these coming.
this man has balls, who can speak truth which people doesn't used to listen. In India, we don't have people who can speak truth against public opinion. Respect for him.
Really? Never heard of Rana Ayyub? Ravish Kumar? Ajit Anjum? Ashok wankhede? Aruf khannum? Rohini singh... U may want to start there and I can tell more. And yes Paracha saab has balls.
Bro, I am watching this a year late and I enjoyed every second of the 3 hour podcast! I love how your old podcasts are so relevant even years later. May Allah give you more success, and money and wealth and keep you safe from evil. Ameen.
Karachi is an ever evolving work in progress. Its divided mandate caused it fragmentation. Now its mandate is clearly defined. Local bodies, Sindh government and Federal government is aligned. Karachi will do a lot better now. The poor man's Dubai. Fortunes change in Karachi.
It is good but felt repetitive. If yiu have lived in karachi, you know pppp winning is not a surprise. They played it smart. A few seats here and there, itna tu chalta hai. That's true and that's what they have discussed for 2 hours.
The paranoia of the UP landed classes and remnants of the Mughal feudals affected politics of the entire subcontinent. Their sense of entitlement, clinging to old systemic faultlines basically is responsible for a lot of problems. Thankfully land reforms and development of other states in India, managed to make the UP landed classes irrelevant in India. Wish the Sindhis had managed to similarly blunt the group in Pakistan
Land reforms in Pakistan were a virtual impossibility from the get go. Barring Jinnah, the entire leadership of Muslim League were feudal lords. Would you expect them to dismantle the very system that kept them in power during the British Raj? The landed gentry of Indian Muslims were not Mughal feudal but rather those who supported the British in the 1857 War of Independence. Those who fought against the British were destroyed into oblivion. It wasn't land reforms or the development of other Indian states that put India on path to prosperity. It was 1991 Balance of Payment crisis that made India liberalize it's economy and that set it's path. Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh are the architects of the Indian Renaissance. And they achieved it by doing the exact opposite of what Nehru family did for 40+ years. When Nehru family failed and failed miserably and the Indian leadership was bold enough to chart another path is when India got it right. You shouldn't expect this from Pakistan because Pakistan's identity can be described in 4 words, "We are not India." That is the crux and the essence of the Pakistani identity.
Bhutto tried to some extent but again uncle sam intervened due to nuclear programme and overthrown his government. Bhutto was revolutionary leader he would have done something extra ordinary for pakistan but usurped by the punjabi establishment. Urdu speaking don't like any sindhi community. They have this fake mindset of superiority.
@@JW-be8wf Agree with most of your points barring two. 1.My point was solely in the context of the UP Muslim landed class that moved to Pakistan. There were significant amounts of property that came from Mughal patronage. The Awadh dynasty sprang from the Sipahsalar of the Mughals in the region who paid tribute and collected taxes on behalf of the badshah of Delhi and maintained an army to defend the Mughal sultanate. Hence most of the land in UP was granted to zamindars/minor kings/nawabs under the suzerainty of the Mughals ( and maybe some portion by the British) 2.There were significant anti-land reforms forces in India too. However we had great leadership and honesty of purpose which pushed the reforms through. The Muslim League leaders who moved from India to Pakistan were forced to leave behind their jagirs and zamindaris. They should have been the ideal leaders to bring in land reforms because they were going as dispossessed refugees. The Hindus and Sikhs who fled from newly created Pakistan were the dominant wealthy communities of that land. The land and wealth left behind by them should have gone to the exchequer of Paksitan. But how could the elite have added this to their personal wealth if there was a robust land reform? OTOH Indian govt hurried to enact the laws so the property of people who moved to Pakistan became the property of the Govt of India. There is a very interesting account of the humongous property of Raja of Mehmoodabad in Lucknow (who went to the other side of the border) was confiscated as enemy property. The Raja's son kept fighting for the property as he opted to return back to India. Finally after 4 decades he was granted some of his properties of the value of 400crore INR but 90% of it remained with the govt.
12:37 Against all racism that does exist in Karachi but NFP conveniently missed out on a big factor how badly Urdu speaking were treated for years after migration. If there is resentment against Sindhis and Punjabis then you have to also look at the racism that Urdu speaking people have faced for decades.
@@ThePakistanExperience Ruling section of a community is always the minority part of it. Majority of Urdu speaking struggled to get jobs and even renting or buying a house was difficult. I know these instances from personal experiences of my relatives and friends. Also, killings on 90s definitely intensified the sentiment. It’s unfortunate that politically religion and ethnicities are still used to gain power but it truly creates rift and unneeded divide.
There was a lot of racism against the mohajirs at least until about 30 or so years ago. Just because there were some elites in power that did nothing for the common people except the non mohajirs took out their resentment on them. I understand the lack of empathy and hatred towards the mohajirs as they probably did come to the new land thinking they will make it just like the home they had left and maybe ticked off a lot of locals, but it’s about time we move on. I find you Shehzad as a fair and open person but I can sense that you don’t have the same feelings for the mohajirs. I don’t feel like Pakistan is my country or that I belong there. I’m glad I’m out and other than my dad’s grave nothing ever attracts me back.
@@ThePakistanExperience Defintiely post partition experience mate. Racism is faced by almost all factions in Karachi in some form or the other but the younger generation has moved away from it, not entirely but surely.
@@ThePakistanExperience I am from Mumbai. Been a pleasure listening to your podcasts. Looks like Pakistans politicians could be reasonable ppl..... if only the establishment and clergy could give them time and space.
I was surprised that everyone saw Murtaza Wahab on streets of Karachi himself and his efforts during floods in clearing roads for public, despite all this people are reluctant to admit that PPP has won majority of seats in local bodies election of Khi. Superbly explained by NFP. Shehzad & TPE team thanks for this and many such podcasts....
Murtaza Wahab is no doubt good candidate for mayor position, but he was deliberately put forward by PPP after YEARS of injustice & corruption with Karachi. I would hope that PPP Leadership finally realized their issues, but given the sustained mistrust and antics around local body elections, that doesn't seem to be the case. After 2-3 years of face-saving in Karachi, they still resorted to playing dirty games when JI & PTI started gaining traction in Karachi.
Lots of respect for NFP. Two points of worry though: 1. “Feudalism in Sindh has ended” 2. “PPP is NOT fundamentally feudal” It’s people like NFP on whose shoulders falls the responsibility to fix the biggest problem that Sindh faces today but he is bending over back to protect feudalism.
Never seen NFP talking so superficially, 1st riot was purely politically motived, when Gohar Ayub was on a project to punish karachites for supporting Fatima Jinnah. And the fear for constitution and the delay in elections was more to do NAP and the cold war.
Which actually shifted the political center pf Karachi from Burnes Road to Liaqatabad and Lalukhait where Gohar Ayub started the unrest with his procession. Burnes Road was the student politics HQ of Karachi, since KU, NED , DJ College all were there, and before Gohar Ayubs unrest, the political activism of Karachi was led by students of these colleges and universities. NFP, has a depth of knowledge, but recently he seems to have shifted towards one side. I agree with his analysis on PP and its voters. He talks about positives and negatives of PPP and its voters, but for anti PP vote bank of Karachi, he stops short of giving details on their prospective, which is unfortunate, because from his articles a decade back i learned a lot about emergence APMSO and and MQM in a nuetral and objective way. But as he mentioned in this podcast the Urdu Speaking and multi ethnic areas of Karachi, are not the areas PPP focused on, and neither won from, and it was JI vs PTI in these areas. But the Karachi discussion in podcast was inly on the electoral politics of the areas where PPP won, and I agree with the views presented. NFP, we need objective journalists and historians like you for rest of the Karachi too. And I know you have done studies on this, I would request you to cover Karachi outside of PPP lense. One thing I am dissappointed about is the issue which PPP has admitted, is the unfair delimitation of the city for elections and the census issue. You both discussed in details why people voted for PPP, but even though you mentioned that JI did an effective campaign, but you encapsulated the whole vote of JI, as due to their reputation of doing work. Its not that, for last 5 years JI has stood out on speaking on almost all the issues faced by the city. Which is really unfortunate that MQM failed to this for last 14 years. I dont count PTI as failure for Karachi politics, as it was never expected from PTI to actually do something for Karachi, PTI followed the policy of "you cant fail, if you dont try".
@19:10 he dodged the question. You're right many of the muhajreen are not urdu speaker nor identify themselves as one. My family migrated from Pune in '47 and they still to date communicate in Gujrati. My daddi used to read all her books in Gujrati (she passed away last year).
I am from Maharashtra and a frequent visitor to Pune. Would love to know where they stayed in Pune. Also, now Pune is in Maharashtra so Gujarati has lost its space from Pune. So has Marathi from Gujarat. They were a part of Bombay state earlier. Now two separate ones.
My elder brother was fond of an American magazine called Mad. I remember going through an episode by Don Martin(perhaps).A middle aged is busy reading his newspaper and comes his teenaged daughter and she seeks his permission to go for a party and he offhandedly gives his accent.And then he stops reading his news and starts reminiscing about the days when he was a teenager and used to go for the parties and he recalls what he and his male friends used to do to the girls and he bangs his dining table with his fists and shouts a big NO to his surprised daughter.Isn’t it typical Asian?Moral? We have to learn to live in a global village and know we are the same.Proud of the contents of your interviews.
Everyone has their biases I do to. But I enjoy the no BS conversation. Our mainstream media is too limited and cinematic to ever focus on real conversations.
almost at 1:57:00, lots of criticism for analysts who are calling the elections rigged, no detailed explanation as to why and how PPP's won. The conversation starts well, some potentially strong points are raised but within minutes it turns into a rant. Let's spend more time on how exactly is that they manage to win, people will inevitably judge who is right and wrong. I think TPE can benefit from having a better structure to the interviews, if you take the rants and anecdotes out, this shouldn't be more than an hour, if that. Regardless, TPE is doing a good job in having these talks. Really appreciate it.
The critique of Non-Karachi media's generalized and uninformed coverage of Karachi's elections was fair but it should have been followed by an honest discission of the elections themselves. I felt that many important points were missed such as gerrymandering of the constituencies. How does District Central have 46,000 voters per UC while Malir, west and Kemari have less than 30,000 voters per UC? Are these not undemocratic tactics?
Such an interesting discussion. Really respect Mr. Paracha for his observation and analysis. However, his book should be accessible to all rather than catering to the elites. How will you educate the masses if your literature is not available at economical rates?
Nfp is among the most underrated intellectuals in Pakistan people who stand with rationality are very few and rare in our beloved country Nfp is one of them sane voices.
i am from lahore and my nanka dadka is from sialkot and we know what imran khan did for us and what sharifs have been doing..PTI is going to sweep punjab when elections happen..
only 10 minutes but I wil just say sindhi elite and rulers have not done anything to address the concerns of the Urdu Speaking population of Sindh, its their behavior and alienation that has made it easier for parties like MQM emerge and develop an urdu speaking narrative.
Religious riots : 1954 : Lahore riot against Ahmadi by jamat e islami. Army crushed. 1965: Karachi, muhajir pastun riot, ayub Khan bought pastun in Karachi. 1973: ban on alcohol sale 1975: girl zaidi riot, jamat e islami vs pastun Baloch. 1975-80: popularity of Afghan jihad, popularity jamat e islami 1977: law to declare Ahmadi as non Muslim under Bhutto, pressure from jamat e islami. 1982: hodood ordinance by gen Zia 1992 : death by blasphemy law by Nawaz Sharif government NB : PTI is a personality cult destined to fall after Imran is done. Jamat islami, is a volunteer based organization based on religion /culture very Similar to RSS. Jamat needs a machevellian Modi like leader.... Jamat would make a IRAN like setup
There is nothing similar in RSS n Jamat e islami in terms of religion n culture....RSS talks about Bharat only n they have their muslim wing as well but jamat e islami is clearly a hardliner Islamic organisation which is also involved in major terror funding activities n Jihad n also they are directly involved in politics unlike RSS......You may agree or disagree with RSS' ideology but u can't compare RSS with Jamat e islami.....There is a trend in India now a days that left leaning people try to compare RSS with terror organisations like Al-Qaeda n Afghan Taliban which is not the case
I have watched the previous part of 3.5 hrs as well, amazing talk no doubt..but without touching the subject of quota system the political history of Karachi is incomplete..its one of the major rootcause behind the emergence of MQM, more so than the arrivals of Pushtoons during Ayub and Afghan war periods.
Sir g iam a proud Urdu speaking and well educated from my forefathers my nana and nani was graduate's from Aligarh university ALHUMDULILAH iam working for a American Multinational corporation from past 10 years ALHUMDULILAH just wanted to know ke jub urdu speaking jo graduate's they at the time of partition and came to PAKISTAN so unhey kitne graduates let's keep it educated Sindhi and punjabi and pathans mile PAKISTAN me in 1947 you know what root's iam talking about here why we urdu speaking got something in our DNA is difference in education form there roots and humne tou yaha jo kamaya wo bhi inhi me bat dia or aj bhi bat rahein hn and secondly since PAKISTAN came into being aj bhi Hume government jobs nhi milti Sindhi anghota Chapo ko government jobs mili WI hn in majority 60% of educated Urdu speakings have already migrated from Pakistan to western countries
Mr. Nadeem Paracha Sahib's solution to the Ahmadi question is very simplistic. Ahmadis are not allowed to vote in Pahistan unless they declare themselves non muslims first. It can never happen as Ahmadis profess themselves muslims and their sect is not confined to Pakistan only. To advise them to vote as non muslims in Pakistan, and then profess themselves muslims globally is not possible.
I am at 13 minute mark and I want to add is whatever they think or say about Sindhis but the minute they stop saying Karachi and interior Sindh Sindhis will vote other parties than PPP as well. They themselves have created this derogatory divide
To yaani aap zid mein aaker ppp ko dete hi kyunke woh log aapko quota par jobs dete hain iske ilawa kuch nahi. Aapne interior sindh ka haal dekha hai? Peenay ka paani hai? Hospitals hain? Roads hain? Sirf sindhi ki bunyaad par ppp ko dekar aap mein aur mujhe mein phir bhi buhat farq hai jaisay Karachi waalo ne pti ko aur ab JI ko diya. Likin sindhi shuru bhutto par aur khatam bhutto par hotay hain!
Lol , if by this logic Sindhis have been and are voting for PPP then surely Sindhis need to get good education... You can't expect any rationality with this mindset
@@mashhad2722 Matlab PPP humay bhooka mar dy , nah taleem dy , nah development dy , nah aqal dy , humri nasalay tabah kar lakin vote PPP ko dou kiyu ky koi dosra interior sindh bolta hai.... Sabash level of political accumen Bhutto apko hi nazar ata hai bahi kisi ko nahi
The root of paranoia in Urdu speakers was cemented the day Bhutto instituted the so called quotas for urban and rural Sindh, an attempt to favor Sindhis at the expense of the more educated and hard working urdu speaking class. And this was what exploited by Altaf in 80s and 90s.
Quota system was introduced by liaquat Ali Khan in 1948 in which Karachi had 35% quota khairpur state had 15% quota and rest of Sindh had 50% quota and then ayub Khan changed it to urban rural quota and then Bhutto improved that system. Research it before talking about it
@@mashhad2722 What is the purpose of qouta system ? What has it produced for Sindh in 50 years? I really want to understand the outcome of qouta system and why do Sindhi love it so much ?
@@asadjalal2558 liaquat Ali Khan introduced it to cater the population incoming from India, he basically cashed in on an opportunity. Ayub Khan saw it as injustice to the rural areas and divided it into urban and rural but urban still had more percentage then Bhutto increased rural quota so that more people from under developed areas get noticed.
Wow waqai we keep saying kitnay Sindhi bhurr gaye hain ... Allah muaaf karay I am also a racist .... I am fighting a intihai micro level war for qadyani with my jamaati family members with almost nothing to show ... Next comment when I will restart the podcast
Absolutely pathetic. One can see that NFP lived up to his reputation as a staunch Jiyala. No mention of the pathetic situation of Sindh under PPPs rule.
Karachi beats for Altaf Hussain !!! Altaf Hussain is the first political leader of Pakistan who started politics of non-electables ! Even if Altaf Hussain gives ticket to a light pole that pole will win ! This is the power of Altaf Hussain !!! The right man ALTAF HUSSAIN 🇵🇰❤️✊🏻
You are the best among current Alims, I watch all your lectures here in USA. You are a very reasonable and good speaker who really represent realities and the goodness of our Religion of Peace. Please train more scholars like you from the newer generation. Also you should visit USA and CANADA, YOU HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF YOUR Qadardaans here.
He talks so lovely, rationally and on the basis of curios evidence grounds , have been adoring nfp's work since I was in school, am 17 now and more I grow , the more I come to love people like paracha sir , Syed muzzamil, shezad bringing in political awareness, rationality and sense .
As usual an Honest Indepth Podcast, can't stop watching once you start, anyone wanting to understand Pakistan & how Pakistainis understand & view India must watch this channel. Never a dull moment , constant probing by this wonderful host helps keep the conversation going .
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NFP narrates it as it is. His honesty and bluntness is unparalleled. The best thing abt the episode as a whole is that both shehzad and nfp are pulling no punches here. Much needed and very timely.
As a JI supporter I can disagree on alot of things about NFP ... but it was a nice podcast. Hats Off to both of you.
Would you list the things you disagree with? And am i wrong to assume that NFP presented a twisted version of history at some places?
Boss this guy is so anti PTI thats fine but sarcastic jokes and remarks he uses for them is below belt, but that’s fine what els u can expect from a noon league supporter
Yahan PTI ki baat horahi hai? Tum log itne barey ghaddhey Q hai@@ehtishamqadir8572
I am shocked as a Karachite i know that he’s speaking facts but it takes great courage to defend your perspective out in public.
He is a treat to watch, listening for the 3rd time. Way to go, NFP!
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What a treasure of knowledge. Please do come often on screen NFP. Love listening you whole day. Love from larkana.
Super Impressive talk by Nadeem Paracha. This intellectual should talk regularly and share his wonderful thoughts with us on a regular basis. Salute to you, Nadeem Paracha Sahib. I don’t miss any of your talk on any channel and do not miss reading your articles too. You are brilliant brilliant brilliant!!! 🙏🏼❤️👍
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It is intriguing. It is making me more addicted and captivated to The Pakistan Experience.
It's amazing that Nadeem thinks urdu speakers are insecure and biased without mentioning the quota system, systematic sidelining of urdu speaking community by Sindhis, and intentional destruction of Karachi by the PPP
Read about the first time word Quota was even uttered here. It was done by Liaqat Ali Khan and the specific quota applied to Karachi to secure jobs for immigrants'. It can well be regarded as insecurity. Quota implemented by Bhutto was almost two decades later and if had been implemented on merit wouldn't have been bad at all. It's the inherent corruption within the system that makes it the bad thing.
Do you remember liaquats quota system in favor of muhajirs? That was kosher? Muhajirs are sidelined? Lol give me a break. They dominate in Karachi in private jobs and business even politics. Even in Hyderabad. Who is murtaza wahab, shehla raza, sheery rehma, taj haider, najmi alam, raza rabbani, qadir patel? All muhajirs. And you have the balls to say muhajirs are sidelined? Until recantly your muhajir altaf ruled this city with iron fist. Had this city by the balls. Why are you so dumb and biased against sindhis? What have sindhis done to you to deserve so much hate from you people? Except for allowing you people to settle in their land? Like should they just now perish into thin air? Stop acting like yahoodis. You should be ashamed of your racism. I seriously question your parents and their upbringing of yours. You are a sad perosn.
@@historychannel6469 Altaf may go to hell as far as I'm concerned and I've nothing against Sindhis, you're my brother. My problem is with the unfair treatment of Urdu speakers in Sindh govt jobs. Muhajirs make it big in private jobs bcuz there's no sifarish there and businesses hire the best talent. Govt jobs is a different story, no merit. I have no issues with Sindhis progressing on merit. Again, I consider common Sindhis my brothers. I'm against the systematic discrimination at the govt. level
@@JawadKhan again you are extremely wrong. You are fed wrong information. Muhajirs get 40 pc quota in sindh govt jobs. Thats more than their population share. Even today sindhs chief secretary is a muhajir. Spsc's chairman is a muhajir. Countless others. Even in federal govt they get a good 11 or 12 pc quota, which is more than enough. Now come to private jobs, how many sindhis you see in them? You see no discrimination there? According to you there are no educated sindhis who can land a private job in karachi? But do yo see them? No. Because muhajirs deliberately dont employ sindhis. But you guys cry foul even when you get 40 pc quota of sindh govt jobs. Muhajirs doninate even in kmc, kda, water board, kpt. What are you guys even talking about? You guys have the best in Pakistan after punjabis. But still accuse sindhis of racism. Should sindhis just die and kill themselves because muhajirs are living in sindh now? Cant you people live peacefully and tone down yout racism against sindhis? Just because a terrorist and target killer party like mqm is not allowed to spread terrorism daily in karachi, suddenly muhajirs are oppressed? You guys completely ignore all the good things which have happened to muhajirs in karachi? Just because some muhajir mqm target killers are put in jail?
@@razaalee9477 a quota system wasn’t required at that time in the way it is used today and nor would there have been any insecurity as immigrants were significantly more educated, it may have been done to attract skilled labour to Pakistan however you cannot use this argument to say that Urdu speaking immigrants haven’t faced severe systemic bias and prejudice based on their ethnicity.
I used to love NFP. His articles in Dawn back in the day helped me in understanding things a lot. However, looks like he has frozen his thoughts in a bubble.
The world is changing and is changing very fast. And for those with a basic understanding of calculus, the rate of change on out planet is much higher than the rate of change of our country.
We are not changing and we don't have much time left in our hands either. Human misery at an astronomical scale awaits us and our intellectual class is out of their depths.
I don't know what's gonna happen but status quo is not the answer. The thing that hurt me the most is there is no escape for hundreds of millions of us. Though I was able to escape!
Ye kaisi bhand maari hai 😂😂😂
I am from Peshawar and the Guest is continuously saying "PTI kam karney waley party nahi" but they did an amazing job in KP.
Kya kam kiya aik DNA centre to bana nahi sakay apney dor mein
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i’ve been watching this podcast, still an hour to go but just pausing the video to thank you for bringing him again, i can safely say this is by far the most thought provoking podcast i’ve watched after a long time, so thank you. keep going man!
Shahzad a rare criticism of Bhutto and PPP I must applaud you for your honesty
When Sindhis criticize Sindhi leaders first and muhajir criticize muhajir leaders then we can hope for a meaningful dialogue
NFP is an authority on the issues and politics of Karachi. 👍
Saw the notification, hit the like button without watching. Will watch at night in peace and focus.
zindabad The Pakistan Experience and Nadeem Farooq Paracha. really enlightening talk.
Yaar NFP you proved you are a hardcore Bhutto worker.. you can see everyone’s corruption but Bhutto’s… shabash!! 👍👏
Syed Yousaf Raza gilani, Member Majlis e shora of Zia, Nazim Multan, supporter of Refrendum , Minister of Zia Government, then entered PPP and become PM of Pakistan but nobody said he was Marshal Law B Team.
Bhai main ne to ek baat pakri hui hai, suno sb, phir khud analyze karo. Positive negative dono ko dekho. Kisi k peeche ankhen band kr k na lag jao.
NFP is my favourite , first celebrity who followed me at Twitter and that was definitely a privilege.
Didn't realize this was 3 hours long. 1 hour into it and I can't believe how much misinformation is prevalent in our society. Great work, Shahzad! Please keep these coming.
Malik saab Punjabis have been eating Pakistan since beginning , what more information do you need ? Aren't you ashamed ?
What misinformation you have noticed..?
@@daniyalbbd5281 Khud daikh lou video
this man has balls, who can speak truth which people doesn't used to listen. In India, we don't have people who can speak truth against public opinion. Respect for him.
Really? Never heard of Rana Ayyub? Ravish Kumar? Ajit Anjum? Ashok wankhede? Aruf khannum? Rohini singh...
U may want to start there and I can tell more. And yes Paracha saab has balls.
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Rightly told by NFP that ZAB refused to outcast Ahmadis. My parents listen to his live speech on TV in Summer of 1974.
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Bro, I am watching this a year late and I enjoyed every second of the 3 hour podcast! I love how your old podcasts are so relevant even years later. May Allah give you more success, and money and wealth and keep you safe from evil. Ameen.
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This podcast is a beacon of truth, restoring the forgotten pages of history and empowering listeners with knowledge. We need more podcasts like this.
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Can you please upload on podcast quickly? Watching on youtube with ads every 5min gets me angrier than altaf bhai on a Sunday morning.
Karachi is an ever evolving work in progress. Its divided mandate caused it fragmentation.
Now its mandate is clearly defined. Local bodies, Sindh government and Federal government is aligned.
Karachi will do a lot better now. The poor man's Dubai. Fortunes change in Karachi.
I haven't watched it yet, but I super happy that it's 3 hours long. 🥰
It is good but felt repetitive. If yiu have lived in karachi, you know pppp winning is not a surprise. They played it smart. A few seats here and there, itna tu chalta hai. That's true and that's what they have discussed for 2 hours.
Sindh contribution for Pakistan movement needs to be discussed. Please discuss G.M Syed role. People should know his vision, he was right.
The paranoia of the UP landed classes and remnants of the Mughal feudals affected politics of the entire subcontinent. Their sense of entitlement, clinging to old systemic faultlines basically is responsible for a lot of problems. Thankfully land reforms and development of other states in India, managed to make the UP landed classes irrelevant in India. Wish the Sindhis had managed to similarly blunt the group in Pakistan
Land reforms in Pakistan were a virtual impossibility from the get go. Barring Jinnah, the entire leadership of Muslim League were feudal lords. Would you expect them to dismantle the very system that kept them in power during the British Raj?
The landed gentry of Indian Muslims were not Mughal feudal but rather those who supported the British in the 1857 War of Independence. Those who fought against the British were destroyed into oblivion.
It wasn't land reforms or the development of other Indian states that put India on path to prosperity. It was 1991 Balance of Payment crisis that made India liberalize it's economy and that set it's path. Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh are the architects of the Indian Renaissance. And they achieved it by doing the exact opposite of what Nehru family did for 40+ years. When Nehru family failed and failed miserably and the Indian leadership was bold enough to chart another path is when India got it right.
You shouldn't expect this from Pakistan because Pakistan's identity can be described in 4 words, "We are not India." That is the crux and the essence of the Pakistani identity.
@@JW-be8wf nehru abolished legal titles and properties. He was a staunch socialist. Get your facts right
@@adwaitab.3622 Where and when did I say Nehru didn't abolish legal titles and properties??? Get your reading and comprehension right.
Bhutto tried to some extent but again uncle sam intervened due to nuclear programme and overthrown his government. Bhutto was revolutionary leader he would have done something extra ordinary for pakistan but usurped by the punjabi establishment. Urdu speaking don't like any sindhi community. They have this fake mindset of superiority.
@@JW-be8wf Agree with most of your points barring two. 1.My point was solely in the context of the UP Muslim landed class that moved to Pakistan. There were significant amounts of property that came from Mughal patronage. The Awadh dynasty sprang from the Sipahsalar of the Mughals in the region who paid tribute and collected taxes on behalf of the badshah of Delhi and maintained an army to defend the Mughal sultanate. Hence most of the land in UP was granted to zamindars/minor kings/nawabs under the suzerainty of the Mughals ( and maybe some portion by the British)
2.There were significant anti-land reforms forces in India too. However we had great leadership and honesty of purpose which pushed the reforms through.
The Muslim League leaders who moved from India to Pakistan were forced to leave behind their jagirs and zamindaris. They should have been the ideal leaders to bring in land reforms because they were going as dispossessed refugees. The Hindus and Sikhs who fled from newly created Pakistan were the dominant wealthy communities of that land. The land and wealth left behind by them should have gone to the exchequer of Paksitan. But how could the elite have added this to their personal wealth if there was a robust land reform?
OTOH Indian govt hurried to enact the laws so the property of people who moved to Pakistan became the property of the Govt of India. There is a very interesting account of the humongous property of Raja of Mehmoodabad in Lucknow (who went to the other side of the border) was confiscated as enemy property. The Raja's son kept fighting for the property as he opted to return back to India. Finally after 4 decades he was granted some of his properties of the value of 400crore INR but 90% of it remained with the govt.
Brilliant. Brilliant. Brilliant. 😍😍😍
Thank you so much for bringing NFP again!
12:37 Against all racism that does exist in Karachi but NFP conveniently missed out on a big factor how badly Urdu speaking were treated for years after migration. If there is resentment against Sindhis and Punjabis then you have to also look at the racism that Urdu speaking people have faced for decades.
@@ThePakistanExperience Ruling section of a community is always the minority part of it. Majority of Urdu speaking struggled to get jobs and even renting or buying a house was difficult. I know these instances from personal experiences of my relatives and friends. Also, killings on 90s definitely intensified the sentiment.
It’s unfortunate that politically religion and ethnicities are still used to gain power but it truly creates rift and unneeded divide.
There was a lot of racism against the mohajirs at least until about 30 or so years ago. Just because there were some elites in power that did nothing for the common people except the non mohajirs took out their resentment on them. I understand the lack of empathy and hatred towards the mohajirs as they probably did come to the new land thinking they will make it just like the home they had left and maybe ticked off a lot of locals, but it’s about time we move on. I find you Shehzad as a fair and open person but I can sense that you don’t have the same feelings for the mohajirs. I don’t feel like Pakistan is my country or that I belong there. I’m glad I’m out and other than my dad’s grave nothing ever attracts me back.
@@ThePakistanExperience Defintiely post partition experience mate. Racism is faced by almost all factions in Karachi in some form or the other but the younger generation has moved away from it, not entirely but surely.
@@ThePakistanExperiencefor how long urdu speakers ruled pak ? Because ayub zulfiqar was not urdu speakers. Quta system. Zulfikar and Benazir speeches
It's a very good podcast.
Thanks for sharing real history which is non-existent in mainstream.
Waqai yaar! PTI is more of a content creator party than an on-ground working party
PPP ki kisi performance pe baat nahi, koi corruption ka mention nahi. Only praise. Awesome investments by PPP in media.
Bakwas kr rhe ye
Sahi baat I totally agree....
So enlightening. I could listen to NFP entire day
Lighting a cigarette on a podcast ... very lit 😊 Had seen such a scene in cricket matches of the 80's and 90's at Sharjah
Smokers corner. Literally.
@@ThePakistanExperience I am from Mumbai. Been a pleasure listening to your podcasts. Looks like Pakistans politicians could be reasonable ppl..... if only the establishment and clergy could give them time and space.
I was surprised that everyone saw Murtaza Wahab on streets of Karachi himself and his efforts during floods in clearing roads for public, despite all this people are reluctant to admit that PPP has won majority of seats in local bodies election of Khi. Superbly explained by NFP. Shehzad & TPE team thanks for this and many such podcasts....
Murtaza Wahab is no doubt good candidate for mayor position, but he was deliberately put forward by PPP after YEARS of injustice & corruption with Karachi.
I would hope that PPP Leadership finally realized their issues, but given the sustained mistrust and antics around local body elections, that doesn't seem to be the case.
After 2-3 years of face-saving in Karachi, they still resorted to playing dirty games when JI & PTI started gaining traction in Karachi.
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NFP & Shahzad Ghias, A Deadly Duo!!! Kudos TPE
2 Punjabis giving there opinion on karachi
@@thebaaz1 they are Karachiites. Mind it that Karachi isn't owned and known by Urdu speakers only.
I appreciate NFP for his objective analysis.
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Lots of respect for NFP. Two points of worry though:
1. “Feudalism in Sindh has ended”
2. “PPP is NOT fundamentally feudal”
It’s people like NFP on whose shoulders falls the responsibility to fix the biggest problem that Sindh faces today but he is bending over back to protect feudalism.
Thanks Internet our eyes are opening and that alone is enough to bring revolution in Pakistan
Nadeem Farooq Piracha is a Genius .
Never seen NFP talking so superficially, 1st riot was purely politically motived, when Gohar Ayub was on a project to punish karachites for supporting Fatima Jinnah. And the fear for constitution and the delay in elections was more to do NAP and the cold war.
Which actually shifted the political center pf Karachi from Burnes Road to Liaqatabad and Lalukhait where Gohar Ayub started the unrest with his procession. Burnes Road was the student politics HQ of Karachi, since KU, NED , DJ College all were there, and before Gohar Ayubs unrest, the political activism of Karachi was led by students of these colleges and universities.
NFP, has a depth of knowledge, but recently he seems to have shifted towards one side. I agree with his analysis on PP and its voters. He talks about positives and negatives of PPP and its voters, but for anti PP vote bank of Karachi, he stops short of giving details on their prospective, which is unfortunate, because from his articles a decade back i learned a lot about emergence APMSO and and MQM in a nuetral and objective way. But as he mentioned in this podcast the Urdu Speaking and multi ethnic areas of Karachi, are not the areas PPP focused on, and neither won from, and it was JI vs PTI in these areas. But the Karachi discussion in podcast was inly on the electoral politics of the areas where PPP won, and I agree with the views presented. NFP, we need objective journalists and historians like you for rest of the Karachi too. And I know you have done studies on this, I would request you to cover Karachi outside of PPP lense.
One thing I am dissappointed about is the issue which PPP has admitted, is the unfair delimitation of the city for elections and the census issue.
You both discussed in details why people voted for PPP, but even though you mentioned that JI did an effective campaign, but you encapsulated the whole vote of JI, as due to their reputation of doing work. Its not that, for last 5 years JI has stood out on speaking on almost all the issues faced by the city. Which is really unfortunate that MQM failed to this for last 14 years. I dont count PTI as failure for Karachi politics, as it was never expected from PTI to actually do something for Karachi, PTI followed the policy of "you cant fail, if you dont try".
it is hilarious to see paracha sahab being paracha and claiming to be half mohajir
@@IndoPakCanvas no it is not , but it doesn't give you a right to impose incorrect history as facts on people.
Yes documented very well by bbcurdu very recently as well.
Thanks for bringing Mr. Paracha again.
Listening to this while traveling through sindh to my home city near naudero. GREAT WATCH! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Jani it's about time apni Podcast ka naam rakh do The PPP experience :p
Bhai Ghani sahab ne Paracha Sir ki Gali me waterpipe line Lagewaya he so wo boht ache he 😂😂😂
Invite people from Balochistan as well.
I really like how the host is not interrupting him plus very nice i m a big fan shehzad, One day you will be doing podcast with me InshAllah
Those who do not accept
Holy Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him as
The Last Prophet of Allah
Peace be upon him
Great Sir Nadeem Paracha sahab
Very decent person I ever listened..!!
Simply brilliant !!!🎉🎉🎉❤
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A much needed return, truly. 🙏💖
I love Imran khan Because I know him and have met him many a times. So please grow up now and evolve. Thanks 🙏
@19:10 he dodged the question. You're right many of the muhajreen are not urdu speaker nor identify themselves as one. My family migrated from Pune in '47 and they still to date communicate in Gujrati. My daddi used to read all her books in Gujrati (she passed away last year).
I am from Maharashtra and a frequent visitor to Pune. Would love to know where they stayed in Pune. Also, now Pune is in Maharashtra so Gujarati has lost its space from Pune. So has Marathi from Gujarat. They were a part of Bombay state earlier. Now two separate ones.
Nadeem paracha is genuine philosopher historians thinker.. Great applause
My elder brother was fond of an American magazine called Mad. I remember going through an episode by Don Martin(perhaps).A middle aged is busy reading his newspaper and comes his teenaged daughter and she seeks his permission to go for a party and he offhandedly gives his accent.And then he stops reading his news and starts reminiscing about the days when he was a teenager and used to go for the parties and he recalls what he and his male friends used to do to the girls and he bangs his dining table with his fists and shouts a big NO to his surprised daughter.Isn’t it typical Asian?Moral? We have to learn to live in a global village and know we are the same.Proud of the contents of your interviews.
Everyone has their biases I do to. But I enjoy the no BS conversation. Our mainstream media is too limited and cinematic to ever focus on real conversations.
almost at 1:57:00, lots of criticism for analysts who are calling the elections rigged, no detailed explanation as to why and how PPP's won. The conversation starts well, some potentially strong points are raised but within minutes it turns into a rant. Let's spend more time on how exactly is that they manage to win, people will inevitably judge who is right and wrong. I think TPE can benefit from having a better structure to the interviews, if you take the rants and anecdotes out, this shouldn't be more than an hour, if that. Regardless, TPE is doing a good job in having these talks. Really appreciate it.
The critique of Non-Karachi media's generalized and uninformed coverage of Karachi's elections was fair but it should have been followed by an honest discission of the elections themselves. I felt that many important points were missed such as gerrymandering of the constituencies. How does District Central have 46,000 voters per UC while Malir, west and Kemari have less than 30,000 voters per UC? Are these not undemocratic tactics?
Well-done 👍👍
👍👍👍Behtereen NFP
So thankful for bit pause now we can see missed episodes🎉
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NFPis amazingly clear-headed.
Such an interesting discussion. Really respect Mr. Paracha for his observation and analysis. However, his book should be accessible to all rather than catering to the elites. How will you educate the masses if your literature is not available at economical rates?
The day they teach this in schools Pakistan will prosper. Critical thinking is need of an hour for Pakistan to survive.
Long awaited guest TPE
Nfp is among the most underrated intellectuals in Pakistan people who stand with rationality are very few and rare in our beloved country Nfp is one of them sane voices.
Nadeem Farooq Piracha Great 😊
i am from lahore and my nanka dadka is from sialkot and we know what imran khan did for us and what sharifs have been doing..PTI is going to sweep punjab when elections happen..
In shaa Allah
great open aap ko bahut jyada hi mahan samajhta he
only 10 minutes but I wil just say sindhi elite and rulers have not done anything to address the concerns of the Urdu Speaking population of Sindh, its their behavior and alienation that has made it easier for parties like MQM emerge and develop an urdu speaking narrative.
Religious riots :
1954 : Lahore riot against Ahmadi by jamat e islami. Army crushed.
1965: Karachi, muhajir pastun riot, ayub Khan bought pastun in Karachi.
1973: ban on alcohol sale
1975: girl zaidi riot, jamat e islami vs pastun Baloch.
1975-80: popularity of Afghan jihad, popularity jamat e islami
1977: law to declare Ahmadi as non Muslim under Bhutto, pressure from jamat e islami.
1982: hodood ordinance by gen Zia
1992 : death by blasphemy law by Nawaz Sharif government
NB : PTI is a personality cult destined to fall after Imran is done.
Jamat islami, is a volunteer based organization based on religion /culture very Similar to RSS. Jamat needs a machevellian Modi like leader.... Jamat would make a IRAN like setup
There is nothing similar in RSS n Jamat e islami in terms of religion n culture....RSS talks about Bharat only n they have their muslim wing as well but jamat e islami is clearly a hardliner Islamic organisation which is also involved in major terror funding activities n Jihad n also they are directly involved in politics unlike RSS......You may agree or disagree with RSS' ideology but u can't compare RSS with Jamat e islami.....There is a trend in India now a days that left leaning people try to compare RSS with terror organisations like Al-Qaeda n Afghan Taliban which is not the case
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I have watched the previous part of 3.5 hrs as well, amazing talk no doubt..but without touching the subject of quota system the political history of Karachi is incomplete..its one of the major rootcause behind the emergence of MQM, more so than the arrivals of Pushtoons during Ayub and Afghan war periods.
Sir g iam a proud Urdu speaking and well educated from my forefathers my nana and nani was graduate's from Aligarh university ALHUMDULILAH iam working for a American Multinational corporation from past 10 years ALHUMDULILAH just wanted to know ke jub urdu speaking jo graduate's they at the time of partition and came to PAKISTAN so unhey kitne graduates let's keep it educated Sindhi and punjabi and pathans mile PAKISTAN me in 1947 you know what root's iam talking about here why we urdu speaking got something in our DNA is difference in education form there roots and humne tou yaha jo kamaya wo bhi inhi me bat dia or aj bhi bat rahein hn and secondly since PAKISTAN came into being aj bhi Hume government jobs nhi milti Sindhi anghota Chapo ko government jobs mili WI hn in majority 60% of educated Urdu speakings have already migrated from Pakistan to western countries
MAA SHAA ALLAH G
Thank you asking my question Shehzad. I will check out Hussain Haqqani's work.
Mr. Nadeem Paracha Sahib's solution to the Ahmadi question is very simplistic. Ahmadis are not allowed to vote in Pahistan unless they declare themselves non muslims first. It can never happen as Ahmadis profess themselves muslims and their sect is not confined to Pakistan only. To advise them to vote as non muslims in Pakistan, and then profess themselves muslims globally is not possible.
I am at 13 minute mark and I want to add is whatever they think or say about Sindhis but the minute they stop saying Karachi and interior Sindh Sindhis will vote other parties than PPP as well. They themselves have created this derogatory divide
To yaani aap zid mein aaker ppp ko dete hi kyunke woh log aapko quota par jobs dete hain iske ilawa kuch nahi.
Aapne interior sindh ka haal dekha hai?
Peenay ka paani hai?
Hospitals hain?
Roads hain?
Sirf sindhi ki bunyaad par ppp ko dekar aap mein aur mujhe mein phir bhi buhat farq hai jaisay Karachi waalo ne pti ko aur ab JI ko diya.
Likin sindhi shuru bhutto par aur khatam bhutto par hotay hain!
@@aliahmed-wk8zw don't give a shit son hatred begets hatred.
Lol , if by this logic Sindhis have been and are voting for PPP then surely Sindhis need to get good education... You can't expect any rationality with this mindset
@@asadjalal2558 and sure your discriminatory mindset is good. Wish u best of luck
@@mashhad2722 Matlab PPP humay bhooka mar dy , nah taleem dy , nah development dy , nah aqal dy , humri nasalay tabah kar lakin vote PPP ko dou kiyu ky koi dosra interior sindh bolta hai.... Sabash level of political accumen
Bhutto apko hi nazar ata hai bahi kisi ko nahi
آپکی اور آپ کے مہمان کی سچائی اور جرات کو واقعی سلام پیش کرتا ہوں!
اللہ آپ کو ہمیشہ استقامت عطاء فرمائے۔
جزاک اللہ خیرا۔سبحان اللہ۔
Thank You Shehzad!
Absolutely loved the episode! Keep exploring NFP for more ❤️
Well said sur
Very engaging. Dawn smokers corner wale sahab jee. Aap ko Mera namaskar pl accept
As always it feels great while listening to NFP.. Thanks TPE for bringing him on the podcast again...
Shahzad, are you a PPP voter? Or are you a supporter of the Bhutto family? Just curious
Such a brilliant guy to listen to ❤
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been through only 4 minutes and i already love it
Great job Shahzad, love the content.
Excellent episode, good discussion. Thanks for this and keep up the good work.
May you stay strong and keep the resolve to have difficult conversations. I hope everyone associated with this podcast continues to stay brave.
The root of paranoia in Urdu speakers was cemented the day Bhutto instituted the so called quotas for urban and rural Sindh, an attempt to favor Sindhis at the expense of the more educated and hard working urdu speaking class. And this was what exploited by Altaf in 80s and 90s.
Rights of the natives must be protected
Quota system was introduced by liaquat Ali Khan in 1948 in which Karachi had 35% quota khairpur state had 15% quota and rest of Sindh had 50% quota and then ayub Khan changed it to urban rural quota and then Bhutto improved that system. Research it before talking about it
Quota was introduced by Liaquat to unfairly facilitate Indian gypsies.
@@mashhad2722 What is the purpose of qouta system ?
What has it produced for Sindh in 50 years?
I really want to understand the outcome of qouta system and why do Sindhi love it so much ?
@@asadjalal2558 liaquat Ali Khan introduced it to cater the population incoming from India, he basically cashed in on an opportunity. Ayub Khan saw it as injustice to the rural areas and divided it into urban and rural but urban still had more percentage then Bhutto increased rural quota so that more people from under developed areas get noticed.
Wow waqai we keep saying kitnay Sindhi bhurr gaye hain ... Allah muaaf karay I am also a racist .... I am fighting a intihai micro level war for qadyani with my jamaati family members with almost nothing to show ...
Next comment when I will restart the podcast
Hav always enjoyed NFP perspectives. Though I don't fully agree ... but interesting analysis
Hi, Your vlog made my day.
One of the greatest jiyala I've ever seen.
Litreely inhoney had krdi PPP ko justify krney me.y
Love to see NFP back on the podcast. Big fan!
Absolutely pathetic. One can see that NFP lived up to his reputation as a staunch Jiyala. No mention of the pathetic situation of Sindh under PPPs rule.
Another gem 👍🏼👏🏻
Karachi beats for Altaf Hussain !!! Altaf Hussain is the first political leader of Pakistan who started politics of non-electables ! Even if Altaf Hussain gives ticket to a light pole that pole will win ! This is the power of Altaf Hussain !!!
The right man ALTAF HUSSAIN 🇵🇰❤️✊🏻
Bhai aap ka podcast bahut acha tha ,hame bhi kuch aapke taraf ke point of view janana jaruri tha so yes