PTI government failed to resolve people’s problems : Siraj ul Haq

Lahore : Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Senator Sirajul Haq, has said that if the PTI government could not solve people’s problems, it should admit its failure.

Addressing a press conference at Darul -Salam, Multan, he said that the masses had not voted for the PTI to unleash price spiral in which it became difficult for the common man to earn two times meals.

Sirajul Haq said the JI would launch a movement for a Southern Punjab province, however, he said, the previous Bahawalpur province should also be restored.

He said it was surprising that there had neither a flood nor an earthquake,  nor was the country in a state of war, yet the Pak rupee was falling.

The JI Secretary General, Liaqat Baloch, JI chief for the Southern Punjab Dr Syed Waseem Akhtar, and other party leaders were also present.  

He said the PTI had promised a change but the change the masses were experiencing was that of unending price hike and new taxes on every day.

He said that the nation was perplexed over the worsening economic crises in the country while the rulers were talking of Basant and merry making.

Siraj ul Haq said that billions of rupees were being spent on the parliament but its legislation work was negligible. He said the PTI had promised ten million jobs for the youth but instead, hundreds of peoples were being rendered jobless through the anti encroachment drive.

He said the JI wanted the government to complete its five year term so that the problems of the people could be solved.

He said the opposition parties planned to launch a movement but the opposition leaders should first decide whether they wanted to grind their own axe or they had the public good in their mind.

The JI chief deplored that a suggestion to recognize Zionist Israel state had been made in the National Assembly while a Bill tabled by a Hindu MNA seeking ban on liquor had been sabotaged by the government and the opposition MNAs.  He noted that the three major political parties in the parliament had joined hands to support the release of Christian woman Aasia Masih, who had been charged with blasphemy.

Earlier, while addressing the Friday congregation at Dar ul Salam mosque, Sirajul Haq said the JI was striving for a system in which it was easy to perform  noble deeds and it was difficult to commit any wrong or sinful act. He said that this effort was also Jehad