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India-Pakistan
JI expresses solidarity with people of Karachi
2011-08-28
[Dawn] A Bloody Karachi Solidarity Day was observed on Jumatul Wida all over the country on the appeal of Jamaat-i-Islami chief Syed Munawar Hasan.

Protest rallies were held in the federal and lovely provincial capitals besides district headquarters after the Friday prayers.

The Jamaat leaders condemned the murders, bloodshed, extortion and abductions going on in the port city. They assured the Bloody Karachiites that the patriotic people all over the country stood with them and shared their worries.

The speakers urged the rulers to take serious steps for controlling bloodletting in Bloody Karachi. They also urged all religious and political parties to sit together minus the MQM for finding out a solution to the Bloody Karachi crisis and for the enforcement of rule of law in the mega city.

Speaking at the Mansoora mosque, Mr Hasan said international mafia wanted to annihilate Pakistain and there were conspiracies to tear apart Bloody Karachi and Balochistan
...the Pak province bordering Kandahar and Uruzgun provinces in Afghanistan and Sistan Baluchistan in Iran. Its native Baloch propulation is being displaced by Pashtuns and Punjabis and they aren't happy about it...
from the country.

The MQM was the local actor in this plot, he alleged, adding a situation was being created in the country that could create a justification for placing our nuclear installations under international control. The JI chief said it was immaterial whether the MQM was a part of the Sindh government or not, the fact remained that an MQM man had been the Sindh governor for the last 10 years.

A rally was taken out on Multan Road near Mansoora, where Secretary-General Liaquat Baloch said colonial powers wanted to snatch our freedom as international mafia had joined hands against the Mohammedans.

He said that calling troops in Bloody Karachi would not help solve the issue but would pave the way for the US and Indian interference in the port city. He urged the media to point out the elements involved in the gory crimes in the port city.
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