Bokhari terms Indian proposals as ‘time-pass’

By: Salman Alvi

ISLAMABAD, October 30: Syed Shujaat Ali Bokhari, Additional Secretary General of the Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, Pakistan has said while addressing at an Iftaar dinner hosted by Majlis Farogh-e-Hussainiyyat District Islamabad at Jamia-tul-Murtaza G-9/4 Islamabad on Thursday that the recently presented Indian proposals for solution of Pakistan-India conflicts is merely a time-pass and wickedness.

He said Indian proposal keeps a secondary status because non-resolution of Kashmir issue for more than half a century is the only reason for shattering peace in South Asia. This issue led to two wars and we had to lose one half of the country also, he added.

Shujaat Bokhari said that oppression against the oppressed Kashmiris continued and the situation reached to a point that Pakistan had to carry out nuclear blast in self-defence to tackle any possible Indian aggression. He said it is a declared fact that wars increase issues manifold and the war is always a last resort. He said India thrust wars on Pakistan while we always adopted defensive strategy and that was considered as our weakness by India.

He said if India and her masters really desire peace then they should give top priority to the Kashmir issue and resolve the Kashmir issue in the light of United Nations Resolutions keeping to the desire of Kashmiris. He said the blessings of Allah are on its peak during the month of fasting and the ‘fast’ preaches purification of “Nafs” and stops the human being from doing evil and bids practicing good.

Shujaat Bokhari demanded from the government to take concrete steps to ensure law and order situation in the country during programs of Youm-ul-Huzn, Youm-e-Aman, 3-day Ayyam-e-Aza, and Youm-ul-Quds Himayat-e-Mazloomin as announced by Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi and make security arrangements around mosques and Imambargahs during worship more effective in Ramazan.

He made it clear that Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, Pakistan is practically struggling for achievement of religious rights of Maktab-e-Tashayyo, and for protection and promotion of mission of “Wila” and “Aza” and we would not hesitate in offering any sacrifice in achieving these pious targets.

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