He gave the perfect reply as a state representative over here. He passed the discussion to the state bank guy since they are more experts on Monetary things. Moreover, his reply is what we wanted that if you aren’t aware of something, we will not intervene over there. There are thousands of markets in different economies where the lawmakers have no clue about it, but they don’t interfere, unlike Pakistan.
This is the take of Uzair Younus, the guy who asked this question to Miftah.
But no, we love to twist videos because of our grudge. How can he understand when the web3.0 industry itself hasn’t figured out yet what they are. The main point is ‘as long as government stays away from them, they are fine. Appreciate this that at least we are realizing government shouldn’t intervene everywhere. He claimed he doesn’t know much and we should appreciate that. Unlike Mr. Know-it-All the Imran Khan.
To the concern that he criticized IK for being too ‘Islamic’ at that forum. What does he want to achieve by doing so: portraying himself as a Liberal slave and portraying his political rival as an Islamic extremist? Well actually, he is not ridiculing a basic Islamic concept, he is ridiculing PTI’s cynical use of a Quranic verse to paint your political opponents as the embodiment of Vice. And Shireen Mazari’s response to this is identical to rightwing parties that paint all criticism of them as attacks on Islam. This is the use of religion and that’s what IK violently opposed and had similar thoughts on Maulana Fazl ur Rehman. Now, if his opponents are accusing him of this, why feel offended?
Rest as for IK that’s totally his own opinion and he also has the right to freely express his opinion as amar bil maroof wa nahi anil munkar means “enjoin what is good and approved, and forbid what is evil and disapproved”, this is completely based on the people who have to decide what is good and wrong for them
