It is true that there are many motivational speakers in the world who have contributed to the betterment of mankind and their stories are truly inspirational. However, there is also a wave of motivational speakers who do not have any real contribution toward the betterment of mankind. Qasim Ali Shah and many motivational speakers are fraudulent and it is unclear why institutions invite them to train without practical experience. They give speeches as if they have shaken the norms and turned the tables in their domains, but in reality, they have not. These speakers simply pick scripts from renowned writings and blend them in a way that mesmerizes the crowd, often by hitting religious sentiments and emotionalism. But what is their real contribution?
Qasim Ali Shah is one such speaker who is often criticized for not having any real contribution toward the betterment of mankind. He is seen as a “jalyawala guy” who simply stands in front of a dozen people and looks nice but does not offer any real solutions or ideas.
Just like everyone else, the individual in question has their own opinion and there is nothing wrong with that. It is likely that the military has some sort of leverage over him, such as a damaging video, which is why he is being forced to act in this manner, otherwise, no one would willingly ruin their own career. He is not the first person to speak against Khan. His foundation’s Google rankings have colapsed.
The individual in question has a reputation for being dishonest, due to his previous involvement in a questionable venture with Enablers. This venture involved deceiving young people by selling them false dreams and stealing millions of dollars, and the individual in question was a commission partner. This behavior is not new to those who are familiar with him, particularly those in the IT industry, and this PTI conflict has only further exposed his dishonest nature.
However, as a public figures and the owner of a foundation that serves the nation, it would be best for them to keep their political interests separate to avoid chaos. A good example of this is Edhi Sahab, who never publicly discussed any political issues during his lifetime.
The problem is that people are easily mesmerized by these speakers and their borrowed ideas, and it is becoming a culture to have “some juggler, an actor standing in front of you and throwing statements after statements and you get inspired just because they spoke the borrowed very well.” At Giki Alumni Reunion 2021, he was invited but he did not speak because he was not paid.
