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Attack on scouts in Chitral by Afghan hardliners is a continuation of the conspiracy of the evil powers – Hamid Moosavi The government should raise the matter of terrorism from Afghanistan to the United Nations; Pakistan’s armed forces should fulfil their responsibility to establish peace – Reaction of the Quaid e Millat RAWALPINDI, August 28: The Quaid e Millat e Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi condemned attack on Chitral Scouts by Afghan fundamentalists and termed this heinous crime a continuation of a conspiracy of evil powers. In a statement issued from the headquarters of Maktab e Tasheyo, he said that scouts who kissed martyrdom as a result of terrorist activity are the sons of the motherland and the whole nation is sharing grief with the bereaved families. He said that Pakistan is being punished for being a nuclear power. Aqae Moosavi reminded that targeting Muslim countries including Afghanistan, Iraq, Tunisia and Libya is just a preface, the real target is Pakistan and the rest of the Islamic countries should not be in any doubt that their term is yet to come. He expressed his grave concern over the fact that colonial powers and their agents are free to take lives wherever they wish to. In Karachi bloodbath continues, in Baluchistan innocent lives are being taken, suicide attacks and target killings are the order of the day, and even the federal capital is not safe. Terrorists who are caught are released which is a great cause of concern and worthy of condemnation. He said that the Supreme Court has finally taken notice of the situation in Karachi and a positive outcome of this is a must. He said that outcry of public in front of rulers is like playing a flute in front of a cow. He said that more than 45 thousands innocent lives have been lost as result of terrorism. He emphasized on the armed forces to fulfil its responsibility to establish peace. The Quaid e Millat e Jafariya stressed upon the government to take the matter of attacks and terrorism from Afghanistan to the United Nations. He said that if the government really wants to cleanse the motherland from the terrorists then it should stop the policy of duplicity and put the banned terrorists groups behind bars, should not let them work with new names, should not present banned elements as representatives of schools of thought, the media should not provide them with coverage and those who caused the nation to face bad days should not be allowed to use the name of recognized schools of thought |
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