Hafiz Naeem Gets Angry! | Establishment Calls Keep Coming | Petrol Levy & PTI Long March

Hafiz Naeemur Rehman faces tough and direct questions in this explosive interview with Faisal Waheed. In this hard-hitting podcast, Hafiz Naeem talks about Jamaat-e-Islami, Pakistan politics, the Establishment, PTI, MQM, Petroleum Levy, Petrol Prices, Long March and the future of Jamaat-e-Islami in Pakistan. Chapters: 00:00 Establishment, MQM & Jamaat-e-Islami “B-Team” Debate 02:34 Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman — Podcast Begins 02:49 Long March, PM Shehbaz Sharif Call & Protest Pause 09:00 Petroleum Levy, IMF & Government Spending 13:10 Islamabad March, D-Chowk & IPP Protest Strategy 20:19 Interest Rates, IMF Policies & Pakistan’s Economic Cartels 27:09 Form 45 vs Form 47 — Electoral System & Negotiations 30:22 Why Doesn’t Jamaat-e-Islami Get More Votes? 33:35 Establishment, Karachi Mayoral Election & “B-Team” Question 38:03 Imran Khan, PTI & Future of Pakistan’s Politics 43:48 Karachi Governance, PPP, MQM & Corruption Questions 53:09 Bahria Town Karachi, Malik Riaz & Public Investments 56:42 Pakistan’s Political Vacuum & Jamaat-e-Islami’s Future 01:00:53 Shia Representation, Sectarianism & Minorities 01:02:09 TTP, Afghanistan & Pakistan’s Terrorism Challenge 01:06:58 Bangladesh Revolution & Can Jamaat Rise in Pakistan? Faisal Waheed asks Hafiz Naeem a direct question: Is Jamaat-e-Islami considered an Establishment-backed or Establishment-friendly party? Hafiz Naeem strongly reacts to the question and asks why the same question is not asked about PTI. The conversation gets even more intense when Hafiz Naeem is asked: Who gave MQM its political mandate in Karachi? His answer leads to another tough question: If the Establishment played a role in Karachi politics, why does Jamaat-e-Islami not openly speak against the Establishment? Hafiz Naeem also says, “Calls keep coming.” What does he mean by these calls? Did the Establishment contact him during the Jamaat-e-Islami Petroleum Levy campaign? Faisal Waheed also asks about the Petroleum Levy Long March. Jamaat-e-Islami had announced a major campaign against the Petroleum Levy and rising petrol prices. But after a call from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the Long March was paused. Was there any other call? What happened behind the scenes? What will Jamaat-e-Islami do if the Government does not reduce or end the Petroleum Levy? If JI launches another Long March and the Government creates the same kind of restrictions that were seen during the PTI Islamabad protest, will Jamaat-e-Islami still reach Islamabad? Another important question is about the political strength of Jamaat-e-Islami. Jamaat-e-Islami is known as one of the most organised political parties in Pakistan. But why do people still not vote for JI in large numbers? Has Jamaat-e-Islami ever done its own political self-accountability? Faisal Waheed also asks Hafiz Naeem about the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami experience and whether Jamaat-e-Islami can bring a major political change or revolution in Pakistan. Hafiz Naeem says Jamaat-e-Islami is not a Shia, Sunni or Deobandi party, but a party for all Pakistanis. Faisal Waheed then asks a simple but difficult question: How many Shia members are currently part of Jamaat-e-Islami? This interview covers some of the biggest questions in Pakistan politics: What do you think about Hafiz Naeem’s answers? Share your views in the comments. Inqalaab International Documentaries → ⁨@inqalaabofficial⁩ Inqalaab Podcasts → ⁨@inqalaabvoice⁩ #HafizNaeem #JamaatEIslami #Establishment #PetrolLevy #PTILongMarch #FaisalWaheedPodcast #PakistanPolitics #inqalaab