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Qazi condemns government affiliation with USA on Bajaur tragedy Lahore, Jan 23: President of Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal and ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Qazi Hussain Ahmad has flayed government for its failure to check the US attack on Bajaur Agency. He vowed to keep up the protests and movement until the government denounces its affiliation with USA and Western Powers. The mainstream opposition leaders headed for Bajaur on Monday were stopped at Yakka Ghand by the political administration over which inflated opposition condemned government tactics.
The caravan included leader of opposition Maulana Fazl-Ur-Rehman, PML(N) leader Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, ARD General secretary Iqbal Zafar Jhagra, PPPP leader Makhdoom Amin Fahim PTI Chief Imran Khan, PPP-P Raja Pervez Ashraf, the former Chief Minister of NWFP, Pir Sabir Shah and other notable MNAs and MPAs The oppositional caravan was forced to stop at Mehmand Agency, at the Yakka Ghand stop, by the officials, where they addressed a mammoth rally. Speaking on this occasion Qazi Hussain derided President Musharraf's government as an ally of the invaders and termed the political administration of the frontier region as spies for the allied forces stationed in Afghanistan. Addressing the rally opposition leaders chided the government for stopping the entire oppositional caravan, which was proceeding towards the Bajaur tragedy site to offer their condolences for the victims of innocent, bereaved families. Speakers demanded of the government to call back troops from Waziristan, demanding resignation from President General Pervez Musharraf, seeking an apology from US over Bajaur attack and expulsion of US envoy from Pakistan and calling back Pakistani envoy from US and raising voice against US at United Nations Security Council and vowed to start a countrywide movement against the government over its criminal neglect. They went on to say that government had broken all the records of cruelty and suppression by its inside collaboration with the allied attackers. They said that if it cannot control these excesses by the invaders it should simply retire. |
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