By
Media Monitor Desk
ISLAMABAD: JUI-F chief, Chairman Kashmir
Committee Maulana Fazlur Rehman criticizing at the statement of
MQM Chief Altaf Hussain said that irresponsible statements from
Altaf Hussain is an attempt to make Pak-Army’s role
controversial and suspicious and in the prevailing challenges
everyone should play his role instead of calling the military.
Talking to media here on Tuesday, he said
that at this juncture of time when the country has been
confronting number of challenges, “We should collectively
endeavor to steer the country from these challenges instead of
calling the forces”.
He also emphasized that Pak-Force has been
doing a great job by rescuing the people from the flooded
waters, but MQM chief Altaf Hussain has made the role of
Pak-Force suspicious. He said that all the political forces
should struggle collectively to steer the country from
prevailing challenges, however if for this purpose, Army has to
be called, it could create disappointment among the masses.
JUI-F chief further stated that if Pakistan
could control Jihadis in Kashmir from Jihad, why it couldn’t do
so at western border adding that some world powers aimed to
create state of war in the region and that’s the reason, they
are extending this war.
He also pointed that some elements were
making propaganda regarding presence of Taliban in Karachi but
Taliban didn’t find at a place that had already been occupied by
MQM adding that target killing were being made in the name of
nationalism.
Responding to a query, JUI-F Chief stated, he
didn’t support armed struggle of Taliban and in this connection,
JUI-F have also given a ‘Fatwa’ that anyone who fought against
the government and Military, it would be unacceptable by JUI-F,
however if Afghan National struggles against American Government
in Afghanistan, it would be right”.
He also said that MQM chief Altaf Hussain had
heightened difficulties for the nation through his statement,
therefore he should categorically clarify the meanings and
intentions of his controversial statement.
