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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
By Mazhar Tufail
ISLAMABAD: The Tanzim Nifaz Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) has expressed its disappointment over the outcome of the APC but promised to show its strength and response in the next general elections.
We will discuss the details of the all parties conference proceedings later. Right now, we want to tell all political parties of the country that we will respond to their utterances in the conference in the next general elections, said TNSM spokesman Ameer Izzat while talking to The News.
The spokesman, who called this correspondent from an undisclosed location to record his reaction, accused the right-wing parties, especially the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, the Jamaat-e-Islami and both factions of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, of duplicity.
He said the TNSM failed to understand as to why all political parties and religious scholars are maligning it. We have so far done nothing that all the parties are opposing us. We are surprised as to why these parties and Ulema have turned against us, he said.
Interestingly, a Taliban commander, who called himself Birjees, also contacted The News and gave his reaction. Until now we have been defensive but now we will act aggressively because now the right-wing parties have also joined hands with the Pakistan Peoples Party against us, he said. The militant commander, who apparently used a fake name, said that now they would motivate their Tajik and Uzbek allies to come to their rescue. He did not give details.
TNSM says it will fight next elections
By Mazhar Tufail
ISLAMABAD: The Tanzim Nifaz Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) has expressed its disappointment over the outcome of the APC but promised to show its strength and response in the next general elections.
We will discuss the details of the all parties conference proceedings later. Right now, we want to tell all political parties of the country that we will respond to their utterances in the conference in the next general elections, said TNSM spokesman Ameer Izzat while talking to The News.
The spokesman, who called this correspondent from an undisclosed location to record his reaction, accused the right-wing parties, especially the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, the Jamaat-e-Islami and both factions of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, of duplicity.
He said the TNSM failed to understand as to why all political parties and religious scholars are maligning it. We have so far done nothing that all the parties are opposing us. We are surprised as to why these parties and Ulema have turned against us, he said.
Interestingly, a Taliban commander, who called himself Birjees, also contacted The News and gave his reaction. Until now we have been defensive but now we will act aggressively because now the right-wing parties have also joined hands with the Pakistan Peoples Party against us, he said. The militant commander, who apparently used a fake name, said that now they would motivate their Tajik and Uzbek allies to come to their rescue. He did not give details.
TNSM says it will fight next elections
