Wednesday, 30 April 2014

confrontation among institutions not a good omen JUI (F) Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman

LAHORE (INP): JUI (F) Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has said that all institutions must follow the role as enshrined in the constitution as confrontation between state institutions is not a good omen.
According to central media cell of the party, the JUI (F) chief was talking to party leaders Malik Sikandar Khan, Advocate, Maulana Syed Abdul Majeed Nadeem Shah and Maulana Amiruz Zaman on Tuesday.
The JUI (F) Chief said that there must be cooperation between all the institutions of the State and if they remain within their constitutional ambit, there would be no danger of confrontation.
He said the attack on senior journalist Hamid Mir was condemnable and emphasized the need for special care to get out of the situation that developed after the attack.
Talking to Maulana Mohammad Amjad Khan and Haji Shamsur Rehman Shamsi he said the JUI(F) has already expressed its reservations over the Protection of Pakistan Bill within and outside the Parliament.

He termed the bill as unconstitutional and against the principles of human rights.
He said peace cannot be restored until the country gets out of the war of others. He said the JUI(F) has always demanded a strong foreign policy and implementation of the Parliamentary Resolution and decisions of the APC to rid the country of bloodshed and blasts.
About increasing load shedding, Maulana Fazlur Rehman said the government has no strategy to deal with the situation and was of the view that the rulers were following the dictates of IMF instead of implementing the manifesto of the party.
The JUI(F) chief said the national security policy has been framed to please the foreign masters which would not be acceptable to people and ulema.
He asked the government not to worry about religious institutions and pay attention to the resolution of problems of the people.  F.P Report

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