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Long march against terror on Oct 16
Published: August 09, 2010
LAHORE - The Sunni Ittehad Council while announcing a long march from Data Darbar to Mazar Barri Imam against terrorism on October 16 have pledged that it will not sit silent till the arrest of terrorists who attacked the holy shrine of Hazrat Ali Hajveri (RA).
The leaders of the Council at the National Peace Conference at Data Darbar on Sunday said that the government or the political party talking about initiation of dialogue with the extremists were the enemy of Islam, Pakistan and the nation.
Sahibzada Fazal Kareem, Peer Syed Mazhar Saeed Kazmi, Peer Syed Riaz Hussain Shah, Haji Hanif Tayb, Peer Afzal Qadri, Sarwat Ijaz Qadri, Syed Safdar Shah and other leaders of Sunni organisations, heads of various shrines from various part of the country addressed while a large gathering attended the conference which was held on the occasion of Chehlum of Shuhada-e-Data Dardar.
Fazal Kareem, in his key address, said that now no reason was left to sit with the Punjab government which totally failed in arresting the culprits of Data Darbar incident, adding that the terrorist were also in coalition with the federal government. He said that Sunnis of the country would support and vote those who would be against the terrorists and their organisations. He said that terror was the biggest threat to the country. He said that We admit that the drone attacks are killing innocents and were the cause of rising extremism in the country. He demanded of the rulers to disarm the political and religious parties and to control what he said the growing terrorism in shape of religious parties and seminaries in the country. He announced the long march on October 16 after the all Pakistan Ulema Mashaikh Conference on August 26.
Long march against terror on Oct 16 | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online
Published: August 09, 2010
LAHORE - The Sunni Ittehad Council while announcing a long march from Data Darbar to Mazar Barri Imam against terrorism on October 16 have pledged that it will not sit silent till the arrest of terrorists who attacked the holy shrine of Hazrat Ali Hajveri (RA).
The leaders of the Council at the National Peace Conference at Data Darbar on Sunday said that the government or the political party talking about initiation of dialogue with the extremists were the enemy of Islam, Pakistan and the nation.
Sahibzada Fazal Kareem, Peer Syed Mazhar Saeed Kazmi, Peer Syed Riaz Hussain Shah, Haji Hanif Tayb, Peer Afzal Qadri, Sarwat Ijaz Qadri, Syed Safdar Shah and other leaders of Sunni organisations, heads of various shrines from various part of the country addressed while a large gathering attended the conference which was held on the occasion of Chehlum of Shuhada-e-Data Dardar.
Fazal Kareem, in his key address, said that now no reason was left to sit with the Punjab government which totally failed in arresting the culprits of Data Darbar incident, adding that the terrorist were also in coalition with the federal government. He said that Sunnis of the country would support and vote those who would be against the terrorists and their organisations. He said that terror was the biggest threat to the country. He said that We admit that the drone attacks are killing innocents and were the cause of rising extremism in the country. He demanded of the rulers to disarm the political and religious parties and to control what he said the growing terrorism in shape of religious parties and seminaries in the country. He announced the long march on October 16 after the all Pakistan Ulema Mashaikh Conference on August 26.
Long march against terror on Oct 16 | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online