JI condemns lathi charge on missing persons rally

Lahore: Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Sirajul Haq,has counseled Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to abandon the US slavery opted by  Pervez Musharraf and Zardari and pull out of the US war. He was addressing the Khatme Bukhari ceremony held at Madrissah Tafheemul Quran, Mardan on Monday. Prof. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan and Maulana Abdul Ma’lik, also spoke on the occasion.

Siraj ul Haq said that the Satanic forces wont be able to obstruct the revolution coming from the pulpit. Pakistan came into being in the name of Islam and Islam alone guaranteed is existence, he added.

The JI Ameer condemned the Egyptian court  verdict pronouncing death sentence against 683 workers and leaders of the Akhwanul Muslimoon, including their chief Dr Muhammad Badee, and said this was a slur on the fair face of justice.

Sirajul Haq said there was no democracy in the country, instead, a feudal system prevailed in the country and dictatorship had its roots in all directions and was a state within the state. Due to that, the supremacy of law and the constitution remained a dream. He said if the murderers were promptly punished, dozens of innocent people won’t be  put to death every day. Similarly, if the corrupt had been brought to accountability, the plunder of public wealth would not have continued.

He said that the government as well some internal and foreign forces were continuing a vicious campaign against the madrissahs which only preached peace and tolerance and not war. History was a  witness that every power which tried to eliminate the ideological character of Pakistan perished but Islam remained alive. He said the goal before the JI’s political struggle was the establishment of the Shariah rule in the country.

Addressing the gathering, JI chief Khyber P and member of the Taliban negotiation committee, Prof. Muhammad Ibrhaim khan, deplored the statement of the PAF, showing readiness to fight against the Taliban. He asked the AIR chief as to where the air force had been at the time of the attack at the Silala check post.

Prof. Ibrahim khan said I would be better if the Army chief and the DG ISI   joined the talks with the Taliban. He requested both the Taliban and the government to continue ceasefire. He said the some developments after the expiry of the ceasefire were unpleasant and stressed that the two sides, being Muslims, should not shed each others blood.

Meanwhile, Ameer, Jamaat e Isami, Pakistan, Sirajul Haq, has denounced the police firing and lathi charge on the families of the missing persons in Islamabad and said this was a slap on the face of the elected rulers.

In a statement he said that it was the duty of the rulers to recover the missing persons but unfortunately, the government was least worried about them.  nor did it care about he feelings of the families involved. He said that the police   brutally tortured the  protesting families including Mrs A’mina Masood Janjua and even slapped on her face. He said that even an enemy wont treat the women folk like that. The Islamabad police should be ashamed  of such a behavior which painted such an ugly picture of the country abroad.

The JI chief called upon the government to release the men and women arrested  on the occasion and take punitive action again the police office responsible for the maltreatment to the women.

Meanwhile, the JI chief Siraj ul Haq and Secretary general, Liaqat Baloch, have also condemned the bomb blast at a Karachi mosque resulting in deaths of five students and injuries to many others. They expressed their sympathies with the bereaved families.