Chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, Senator Sirajul Haq has said that an impression of injustice and discrimination is strongly emerging among masses about the ongoing accountability drive in the country.
While addressing the meeting of Majlse Aamala (Central Executive Council) at Mansoora on Thursday, he said the NAB seemed interested in making the people infamous rather showing any attention in investigation against corruption.
JI Secretary General Ameerul Azim, JI Naib Emir Liaqat Baloch and other leaders attended the meeting which held to discuss the political situation and formulate future strategy.
The JI chief criticized the government for jeopardizing the national economy and devising external and internal policies under the influence of foreign powers. He said the skyrocketing inflation, rising unemployment and poor law and order situation were hitting the common man hard but the government completely turned blind eye to their problems. He said the government claim about fall in imports was a joke, saying the imports reduced due to closing down of businesses and development projects. He said IMF and World Bank had taken complete control of the government affairs.
Senator Siraj said that different state institutions were in a state of clash, badly affecting the life of common man and making the state vulnerable to the enemies' designs. The government, he said, seemed nowhere in the overall scenarios and completely surrendered before the American policies.
Meanwhile, addressing Teachers' Convention held here under the umbrella of National Association for Education, Siraj voiced concern over the parallel systems of education running in the country, saying the privileged class went to the elite institutions while there were almost no education facilities for common public. Warning the discriminatory education system was putting in danger the national harmony and unity, he called for enforcement of uniform curriculum and equal for all education system in the country.
Meanwhile, Jamaat-e-Islami Naib Emir Liaqat Baloch has said the government is creating crisis after crisis, putting in danger the national security and sovereignty of the country.
Addressing a meeting at Mansoora on Thursday, he said the people seemed no more in a mood to tolerate the incapable rulers as inflation and unemployment made them almost impossible to survive in the prevailing circumstances.
Baloch said the JI was making all efforts to awake the rulers from deep slumber and put attention to the internal and external problems facing the country.
On Kashmir, he said, the JI started the countrywide "Save Kashmir" movement from the day Modi government abrogated the special status of the held region. He said the JI would continue its efforts to turn the country into an Islamic welfare state dreamt by its founding fathers.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2019
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