The doors of politics are closed, there is a complete deadlock, thereThe doors of politics are closed, there is a complete deadlock, there is no solution to the crisis, confrontation has become a trend of both sides, November 24 is the day of the final call, there is no progress in the negotiations, darkness everywhere. It is dark, rallies and processions are part of politics, but if blood is spilled, politics will become more bitter, hatred will increase. Although the wishes are dead and the flickering lamp of hope is not visible, but this happy heart is sure that the way is still there. With every despair there is hope, with every difficulty there is ease, within complex problems lies the simple solution, so the way is still looking very simple, the only condition is this. That one should open his eyes and look at the mirror and then follow what the mirror is saying. Listen to an incident before giving directions.

Khwaja Ghulam Farid of Kot Mithan (1845-1901) was the mentor of Nawab of Bahawalpur Sadiq Abbasi. He asked him to recommend Nawab Sahib. Khawaja Farid wrote the shortest letter in history to his pious king, “Sadiq”. It was under control. In Zahoor Dharija’s book “Khwaja Farid’s poetry in Urdu form”, these poems have been interpreted as follows: Do not make yourself an oppressor and a pharaoh in the joy of the kingdom, adopt humility and humility like the one below. Then they will not be able to escape from the wrath of God. While reading Khawaja Farid’s meaningful and shortest letter, I remembered the famous and my favorite English spiritual poet John Donne’s brief comment on his life JOHN DONNE/ ANNE DONNE/ UNDONE. “That is, John Dunn (himself) Ann Dunn (that is, his young lover and wife) and the unfinished lives of both UNDONE”. Great people are those who present the essence of thousands, millions of pages in the shortest words. The simplest way of living that Khawaja Farid presented is the solution to today’s crisis. That is, both parties should not be stubborn, do not be stubborn, submit, that is, show flexibility, bow down, and if they do not do this, then be ready to suffer the consequences. If you show flexibility, the solution is very simple. Two years ago, this despicable and dirty journalist, considering reconciliation as the only solution to the crisis of politics, repeatedly repeated this, Noni, Insafi and Askari brothers raised their noses. Why did she listen to someone insignificant? Each of the parties wanted and still wants absolute power, absolute power and absolute authority. Who will show flexibility in such a situation? The result is that Noni strategists are angry from the day reconciliation means relief for Imran. Insafis don’t obey anyone, they also target themselves. What kind of field are we despicable people? So the Insafis made those scrolls of accusations that God’s refuge and insults and insults continue to this day. Remaining military brothers, they are the guardians of everyone, anything that happens outside of what they have learned is treason. Anyway, I don’t have access to this court. Many of them consider political reconciliation as a threat to themselves, so why would they support it? A few of us friends had a very strong sense of the severity and consequences of this crisis, so we tried to play out of the wicket. This scoundrel himself appeared in the service of Mian Nawaz Sharif in London and submitted that his power is coming and the circle of revenge should end. He did not like what I said and then he stopped listening to me. . I myself also appeared before Imran Khan. Mujeebur Rahman led a delegation led by Mr. Shami Sahib and then along with Mr. Imtiaz Alam also attended his service at Zaman Park and repeatedly requested him to take steps towards reconciliation otherwise the confrontation will increase. But no positive response was received from there either. Tried to convince the Askari brothers by writing and writing that the future of the country is politicalAnd it is connected with economic stability, if there is political reconciliation, economic stability will come and then it will be permanent. Amrita Pritam had addressed Waris Shah in absentia and said that millions of daughters of Punjab should keep telling you Waris Shah to get up and stop the blood flowing in Punjab. This bastard also kept trying. Neither Amrita Pritam could wake up Waris Shah, nor could he understand these insignificant three powers, that’s why today we are standing at a critical juncture.

In my humble opinion there is still a way, very easy and simple. Eliminate distractions with just intention and build flexibility. The two biggest issues are the May 9 riots and the February 8 election rigging allegations. Regarding May 9, I have heard that the military courts have pronounced verdicts, but the order of the Supreme Court has stopped them. That this solution will be acceptable to all. Regarding rigging, I had suggested since February 8 that a consensus should be created on the rigging commission within the National Assembly and in response, Tehreek-e-Insaf should recognize the current parliament and at the same time ask for a guarantee to make the next elections fair. Imran Khan should be immediately detained in Bani Gala and he should be briefed on the country’s situation like the opposition leader and former prime minister. They are stubborn, self-centered but not traitorous, love their country, they may be persuaded. If there is an initial reconciliation, a national government should be formed from within the parliament in which all parties are represented. This national government should work on making the next elections free and fair along with stability of economic policies. By following this formula, the issues of the army and Tehreek-e-Insaaf will be resolved automatically, and the political tension will end. The founder of PTI and the party will get relief, political stability will have an even better effect on the economy. This scoundrel does not claim to be intellectual, it is a humble suggestion. It is up to you to reject or accept.

Now, whoever comes into my life, he will find light

We made it public out of heartbreak

Note: This is the translation of his Urdu column published in Jang