Pakistan Print 2019-12-20

Siraj voices concern over conflict among institutions

Jamaat-e-Islami chief Senator Sirajul Haq has expressed concern over the prevailing conflict among national institutions, saying the situation has further put in danger the already fragile democracy in the country.
Published 20 Dec, 2019 12:00am

Jamaat-e-Islami chief Senator Sirajul Haq has expressed concern over the prevailing conflict among national institutions, saying the situation has further put in danger the already fragile democracy in the country.

Talking to journalists after addressing a ceremony at Mansoora on Thursday, he also criticized the government for committing diplomatic blunders on almost daily basis and putting the Kashmir cause at back burner.

"Turkish president and Malaysian prime minister are expressing regret over the attitude of Pakistan. The prime minister made both the leader angry."

The ceremony held in honour of former district nazim Mian Jalil Ahmad Sharqpuri on declaring him ambassador of peace by the Universal Peace Federation UK and was attended by JI Secretary General Ameerul Azim, JI leaders Mian Maqsood, Maulana Abdul Malik, Qaisar Sharif and others.

"The people of Pakistan have feelings of great love for Pakistan Army and don't want to hear a word against the forces," he said and added that General Pervez Musharraf was retired now and was himself responsible for the acts he committed as military ruler. He demanded action against those who allowed the former ruler to go abroad with protocol.

The JI chief said the government was seemed least worried about the problems of a common man. The rulers, he added, were also paying no heed to the held Kashmir situation where Modi government was committing worst crimes against humanity. He said the JI was making persistent efforts to awake the rulers on Kashmir issue and in this connection a historic march was being organized in Islamabad on December 22.

Siraj said Islamabad completely failed to start a ruthless diplomacy in support of the people of the IHK. The former and incumbent rulers, he said, isolated Pakistan in international community. He said the repeated governments did nothing to unite the Ummah which was stood divided due to conspiracies of the enemies of Islam.

To a question, he replied that the OIC forum was still useful and provided a united platform to Muslim countries despite all its weakness and poor record to strongly contest the case of Islamic world.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2019

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