JI concerns about ‘uncertainty’ regarding polls

LAHORE: Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Senator Sirajul Haq has urged the caretaker government and the Election Commission to clear the clouds of uncertainty regarding the elections which were hovering around despite the announcement of the elections schedule.

Talking tote media after the Eid prayers at the Mansoora mosque, he said the people were still doubtful about the elections and if the caretaker rulers and the Election Commission did not take them into confidence, the people would be not be sure even on the 24th of July that the polls were being held the next day.

He also stressed upon the Election Commission to enforce the electoral laws and the code of conduct about elections and debar all those who did not fulfill the conditions laid down under articles 62 and 63 of the constitution otherwise thugs and plunderers would once again make their way to the assemblies.

The JI chief urged the masses to support the MMA for the enforcement of the Nizam e Mustafa and added that remaining neutral in the contest between the forces of truth and falsehood was not a wise move. He said there was no greater virtue than striving for the supremacy of religion.

Sirajul Haq expressed deep grief over the conditions prevailing in the Muslim world. He said the Muslim Ummah was practically a slave as the US was patronizing the evil forces while the Muslim rulers were in the grip of the US.

He said the decisions of the Muslim world were being made in Washington and New York and not in Makkah and Madina. The US had massacred lakhs of the people in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria and occupied their resources. The US had pushed the world to the brink of another major war by shifting its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. The US was backing India and Israel due to which the UN was unable to resolve the issues of Kashmir and Palestine. He said the unity of the Muslim world was inevitable for resolving its problems.

The JI chief said that the corrupt rulers had driven the country to the verge of destruction and even on the Eid day, the people of Karachi were facing shortage of water. The province of Khyber P, was in the grip of fear.

Sirajul Haq said that only the Islamic system could guarantee justice and divine blessings and urged the masses to support the MMA for the supremacy of the Shariah for building an Islamic, welfare and progressing state and also for the rule of the constitution and the law.

Separately, a PPP leader from Kalkot, Malik Gulfraz Khan, joined the Jamaat e Islami, along with his family members and hundreds of his supporters.

Malik Gulfraz was a former Nazim and twice elected member of district council.

Briefly speaking on the occasion, Malik Gulfraz Khan said that he was thankful to Allah, the Almighty for his joining the JI and he feels proud of taking side with the people who are men of integrity.

JI leader Sahibzada Tariqullah welcomed Malik Gulfraz Khan into the JI fold and said this had given great strength to the JI in the area.