Uproar in Parliament | Pakistan Joins Board of Peace | Maulana Angry | Hamid Mir Raises Big Question

Pakistan’s Parliament witnessed a major uproar as the opposition strongly protested the government’s decision to join the so-called “Board of Peace.”
During the heated session, Maulana Fazlur Rehman strongly criticized the bill banning marriage under 18 years of age and warned of breaking the law, while also expressing severe anger over Pakistan’s involvement in the Gaza Peace Board.

Renowned senior journalist Hamid Mir raised serious and critical questions, including:
Is the Board of Peace truly about peace or a political agenda?
Is Donald Trump running an international fraud under the name of peace initiatives?
Why did the Pakistani government refuse to allow the Pakistan Army to go to Gaza under pressure from the US and Israel?
What was written in Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s letter to President Truman?
Why is the government moving against Quaid-e-Azam’s foreign policy principles?
Are steps being taken to pave the way for recognizing Israel?
Why is parliamentary debate discouraged and labeled as an obstacle to Pakistan’s development?

During this intense debate, government benches remained completely silent and failed to respond to the opposition’s arguments.

This vlog presents a detailed political analysis by Hamid Mir, focusing on Pakistan’s sovereignty, foreign policy, constitutional rights, and freedom of expression.

📌 Analysis by: Hamid Mir
📺 Channel: Pak Journalists Voice
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