JI chief holds Muslim League, PPP responsible for fall of Dhaka

Chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, Senator Sirajul Haq, has said that both the Muslim League and the PPP were responsible for the problems being faced by the people and also the fall of Dhaka in 1971. While addressing a large public meeting at Sambrial (Sialkot) on Sunday, he said that despite coming into power again and again, these parties neither implemented their election manifestoes nor fulfilled their promises made to the masses as they believed in the status quo.
Sirajul Haq said that Pakistan was the legacy of the hundreds of thousands of martyrs of the Pakistan movement and whoever was disloyal to the country, would be our worst enemy. JI district chief Awais Ghumman, also addressed the meeting at which, JI information Secretary Qaiser Sharif, was also present.
The JI chief said both the PPP and the Muslim League had not been sincere with the country's ideology and this had resulted in the East Pakistan debacle. He said the feudal lords, vaderas and capitalists in both these parties belonged to a handful of families and they had close family relations with one another. These people had thrust an oppressive system upon the masses. Sirajul Haq said that the elections had become a symbol of corruption and during the Senate elections; stables full of horses had been sold out. He said the political elite cared only of its selfish interests and had not made any sacrifice for the cause of the county and the nation. He said the nation knew these people fully and wanted all of them to be in Adiala jail.
He said it was time to revolt against this politics of oppression and exploitation. He said the masses wanted the justice based Khilafat system of government.
Sirajul Haq said the MMA was the name of a true leadership. He said that next elections would be a contest between the slaves of Trump and the slaves of the Holy Prophet, and Insha Allah, the latter would be victorious. He said that the rulers had been a failure on all fronts. Due to the policies of the finance managers, Pak rupee had become a worthless piece of paper against dollar. He said that a great lover of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Mumtaz Qadri, was executed in the darkness of night in haste. A respectable daughter of the country, Dr Aafia Siddiqui, was handed over to the enemy power. The rulers did not have the courage even to write a letter to the US President for Dr Aafia's release. The governments had also betrayed the Kashmiri martyrs. The Kashmir Jehad was maligned and the Islamic government in Kabul was pulled down with the connivance of the US.
Sirajul Haq said that if the nation wanted a real change, it should support the MMA. He said that so far, the mental slaves of the west thought it was difficult for the Ulema to unite. But now, with the revival of the MMA, they were saying that the Ulema had joined hands only for political ends. He said that the religious parties had united only for the enforcement of the Nizame Mustafa.