MUZZAFARGH: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Sunday said the constitutional institution was responsible for the insurgency.
Addressing a meeting in Muzaffargarh, the JUI-F chief said that some organizations did not play a role in the creation of Pakistan and contributed to its disintegration.
Accusing them of violating the constitution, Fazl said they were not the violators but the real rebels.
Reflecting on the fight against terrorism, he criticized the current government formation and said, “[They have declared war against terrorism, but terrorism is increasing.”
“If terrorism crosses the border, where do you stand on the border?” Fazl said when asked about the effectiveness of the military.
Discussing the deteriorating law and order situation, the JUI-F chief said, “The people of KP and Balochistan are suffering from severe unrest.”
He said that the Islamic system and economic rights should be given to the people in the constitution.
He asked whether it could be considered a crime for scientists to support organizations in peace building.
“The Fourth Schedule will not stop us,” the JUI-F leader said in his speech while referring to the Fourth Schedule.
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The JUI-F chief announced that the party will celebrate ‘umum-e-Fatah’ on September 7 at Minar-e-Pakistan on the occasion of Khatam-e-Nabuwaat Golden Jubilee.
He expressed his solidarity with the Palestinians for Israel’s brutal attacks on the besieged Gaza Strip and said that Palestinian Muslims have sacrificed a lot.
“Even European countries are forced to recognize Palestine as a state,” he said.
“We want to inform the Palestinians that Pakistanis stand with you,” the JUI-F leader said.
Commenting on the recent wheat controversy, he questioned the importation of the wrong crop and asked, “Why did you import 3.5 million tons of wheat and worms?” asked. stating that a “contract” had been made.
Last month, on May 24, PTI’s top leadership held a consultative meeting, where the JUI-F chief, in talks with party delegates, demanded that the opposition alliance join only if a new movement is launched. new platform.
According to a BBC Jordan report on May 8, Fazl said people “rejected” last year’s talks unless a “powerful group” admitted that the February 8 general election was “hijacked”. May 9 violence.
