The Jamaat-e-Islami Amir Syed Munawar Hasan has condemned the government keenness
to woo back the MQM as a coalition partner in spite of the serious
allegations leveled against it by senior PPP leader Zulfikar Mirza.
He has counseled the government to refrain from taking the murderers
and extortionists and Pakistan’s enemies as government partners giving
preference to the national interests.
Talking to delegations at Mansoora on Tuesday, he said that the
Interior Minister Rehman Malik’s role had been doubtful from the very
first day as he had been serving some foreign powers’ agenda.
He warned that if Rehman Malik was not relieved from his office
immediately and an enquiry into the allegations leveled against him by
Zulfikar Mirza and Lashkari Raeesani were not held, the enemy would
succeed in its nefarious designs.
Syed Munawar Hasan said that Zulfikar Mirza allegations of the MQM’s
involvement in foreign conspiracies to breakup this country warranted a
serious enquiry and MQM’s trial for treason in case the allegations
were proved. However, he said, the PPP leadership on the other hand,
was anxious to take back the terrorist organization in the government
for the sixth time. He said the rulers had also shut their eyes to
Ajmal Pahari’s confessions of his links with the MQM and his terrorist
training in India.
He said the patriotic circles were unable to understand what
compelled the PPP leadership to have the MQM as coalition partner in
spite of its record of crimes and remarked perhaps it was a binding of
the notorious NRO.
The JI chief said in reply to a question that Rehman Malik’s role
had been dubious from the beginning as he had always spoken for India
and the US. Rehman Malik had been trying to hide the real forces behind
the Karachi unrest and bloodshed and putting the blame on the Taliban.
Rehman Malik had always been acting as defense counsel for the CIA, RAW
and Black Water and denying their involvement in terrorism in this
country, he added. SANA
