BUNER: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Pakistan Ameer, Senator Sirajul Haq said the country belongs to Allah Almighty where Shariah rule to be implemented but not the rule of Khans, Nawabs and capitalism. He vowed to bring back looted money of the country to end poverty.
Sirajul Haq, while addressing a crowded public meeting in Swari’s college ground here on Sunday, said children of pro-secularism personalities were residing in foreign countries. He advised people of secular mindset to join their children in foreign countries as people of Pakistan voted for an Islamic country.
The JI Ameer strongly criticised Nawaz-led government over pleasing the United States (U.S.) by executing Mumtaz Qadri, whereas, a culprit pronounced to death over blasphemy activity were still living in jail since last four years.
Commenting over Panama revelations, the documents have shaken the world which exposed corruption of hundreds of elites including Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family. He slammed PM by saying the premier wanted to impose his orders when premiers of different countries were tendering resignations over the revelations.
Sirajul Haq said the whole nation is now demanding for thorough investigation into Panama documents under chair of Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP).
The JI Ameer said he considers Buner as second Samar Bagh and he was completely aware of all local issues. He vowed to provide free education and health services to the nationals if JI gained rulership. He also announced to provide equal benefits and salaries to clerics with educators and security officials belonging to military and police. The state will be responsible to pay-off loans of each deceased person whose family is incapable to clear debts. Educated youths will special allowances by the government till gaining a suitable job, he said. The government will bear expenses of old age citizens, Siraj said.
He appealed nationals to support Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) in the battle against dacoits and corruption elements. He also appealed youths to join JI Youth Wing as they are the future of Pakistan.
The public meeting was attended by a large number of citizens despite heavy rains in Buner and suburban areas. JI provincial chief Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, provincial minister Haji Habibur Rehman, former speaker provincial assembly Bakht Jahan Khan, MNA Sher Akbar Khan, district president Mustafa Advocate and other JI leaders also delivered their addressing on the occasion.
