Laws based on extremist thinking are a threat to national peace, Allama Ali Akbar Kazmi

Shiite News: The Provincial President of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen Punjab Allama Ali Akbar Kazmi has said that MWM rejects the Criminal Amendment Bill 2021 passed in the National Assembly and demands the state not to pass any such bill as part of the law.

Talking to the officials in Lahore, Allama Ali Akbar Kazmi said that the Constitution of Pakistan guarantees to ensure respect for the sanctities of all religions and religions living in the country, and all responsible citizens living in the country.

Allama Ali Akbar Kazmi said that since the 1990s, efforts have been made to pass such a bill based on the thought of discrimination and religious extremism, which was approved by the National Assembly.

He said that the nation of Jafaria still strongly rejects this law, which may seriously damage the overall atmosphere of tolerance.

Central Secretary Political former Special Assistant to Chief Minister Punjab Syed Asad Abbas Naqvi, Special Assistant Chairman Majlis Wahdat Muslimin Pakistan Malik Iqrar Hussain, Allama Syed Hasan Raza Hamdani, Syed Hasan Kazmi, Asad Ali Baltistan and Syed Hussain Zaidi were also present in the meeting.