Ameer, Jamaat-e-Islami, Pakistan, Senator Sirajul Haq, has expressed the hope that apex court's decision in the corruption case would be in support of the masses. He said the nation was expecting justice from the apex judiciary and was keenly waiting the judgment. He was addressing a public meeting at Committee ground Charsada at which several Ulema, political figures of the area, lawyers had announced their joining the JI.
Sirajul Haq said that corrupt ruling elite had caused the fall of Dhaka deprived the country of its ideology and divided the masses on ethnic, sectarian and regional grounds. He said corrupt politicians themselves were the greatest hurdle in the development of the country and the US agents were ruling the country.
He said the JI had launched a campaign against corruption as its leadership and cadres were clean. He said the JI campaign was not against any person, party or family and the JI wanted accountability of the corrupt people in political, bureaucracy, and other walks of life. He presented himself and the JI ministers for this purpose first.
Sirajul Haq made it clear to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that the agenda of liberal, secular Pakistan would not work. He said the blood of the martyrs, mothers, sisters and minor children lay in the foundation of this country and they had given their lives for Islam and not secularism.
The JI chief urged the people to vote against corruption, poverty and injustice. He said the poor, kisans, labourers, should play their role for the end of injustice and tyranny through their vote.
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