The Jamaat-e-Islami will hold a countrywide referendum on September 16 to gain public opinion 'to end US slavery'. A decision to this effect was made by the JI Planning Committee headed by party Secretary General, Liaquat Baloch at a meeting, here on Wednesday.
The JI will hold a Referendum campaign from September 11 to 15, linking the event with the grand drama staged by the US under the name of September 11, 2001. The camps will be set up at mosques, bus stops, railway stations, airports, highways etc. Public will be approached at their doorstep to give their opinion on drone attacks and brining an end to US slavery. Seminars will also be held at media centers on September 11.
The JI will acquire the support of leading lawyers, retired judges, intellectuals, media persons, Ulema, etc for securing the public opinion. Detailed instructions for the referendum have been issued to the JI offices at provincial and district levels besides sister organisations of the JI. Baloch said that the apprehensions of the western cultural invasions in the wake of the 9/11 as expressed by the JI are true and JI's Go America Go drive had gained public support. The general public in the country was already against the US.
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