Chief Minister Punjab Mian Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has said that to rule the country according to Islamic Law, it is necessary to get rid from foreign aid , adding that for foreign aid Pakistan is losing its respect and innocent masses in war against terrorism.
He said that it is a misunderstanding that Pakistan can achieve progress and prosperity with few coins and in the return of killing of innocent Muslims, adding that in the result of this foreign aid, they are harming sovereignty and respect of country.
Addressing the seminar regarding the second death anniversary of Dr Sarfraz Naeemi, he said that he would made all his efforts to make possible the arrest and punishment of Maulana Naeemi’s killers, adding that Maulana scarified his life for the expansion of Islam and set a unforgettable example of braveness.
He said that drone attacks are increasing terrorism in the country and implementation of Islamic system is necessary to make Pakistan according to vision of Allama Iqbal and Quaid-e-Azam.
Shahbaz Sharif said that Jamia Naeemia was established by Muhammad Hussain Naeemi, he saw this institution since his childhood and lectures and speeches of Maulana are still fresh in his mind.
He said that founders of Pakistan did not dreamed about the Pakistan, in which masses are deprived of the basic facilities of life, adding that he is ready to play his role to save the country from the crisis as entire country is burning.
Chief Minister said that masses should stand together against the terrorists and enemies of the country, adding that the Ulema should play their due role to safeguard the country in the difficult time.
He said that we should decide about to say no to foreign aid because of this foreign aid Pakistan’s land and space is not secure so we should try our best to get rid of it.
He said that since 63 years elite of the country is enjoying the dollars so now they should come forward to scarify for the country otherwise very tough time is waiting for them.
CM said that in 63 years, we chanted only slogans and made speeches but practically we have done nothing for the progress of country, adding that we cannot achieve our goal until we do not follow path of Muhammad (PBUH).
He said that there are social, economic injustice in the country and only handful elite of the country is controlling the resources of country and 90 percent of masses are deprived of the basic facilities, adding that we cannot eliminate terrorism until we do not make possible equal distribution of resources among the masses.
Shahbaz Sharif said that terrorists and drone attacks are killing the innocent masses of country by attacking shrines, mosques and religious schools and in the revenge, several youngsters could spoil the peace of country with anger.
He said that all people should come forward together to fail the plans against Pakistan by anti-state powers, adding that drone attacks are causing increase in terrorism in the country instead of decreasing it.
He said that Pakistan is target of terrorism as 35 thousand Muslims including five thousand police, military officials and their childern have been killed in war against terrorism, adding that Maulana Sarfraz Naeemi was also targeted by terrorists and we should implement Medina Accord to take out the country from crisis.
He said that Pakistan is target of terrorism as 35 thousand Muslims including five thousand police, military officials and their childern have been killed in war against terrorism, adding that Maulana Sarfraz Naeemi was also targeted by terrorists and we should implement Medina Accord to take out the country from crisis.
Chief Minister said that in the decade of 80s Pakistan was used as front state to defeat the communism in Afghanistan, adding that military training was given and a lot of funds were provided but today these all groups are targeting Pakistan.
He concluded that he assured participants that he would not sit relaxingly until the arrest and punishment of Maulana Naeemi’s killers, adding that we should kept an eye on the power behind the terrorism in Pakistan. SANA
