Govt trying to nullify ban on Sipah-e-Sahaba in the cover of restoration of TJP

Federal Interior Ministry is trying to restore the outlawed terrorist takfiri group Sipah-e-Sahaba in the cover of its plan to nullify the ban on Shiite Tehrik-e-Jafaria Pakistan.
 
Sources have revealed to the Shiite News here that the interior ministry under Rehman Malik is working on a plan to restore Tehrik-e-Jafaria Pakistan to avoid public reaction to its actual plan aimed at nullifying the ban on Sipah-e-Sahaba.
 
It is learnt that banned Sipah-e-Sahaba (that is in fact an army of Yazid) enjoy full support from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Sipah-e-Yazeed’s leader Malik Ishaq has recently paid a visit of Saudi Arabia. Abdul Hafeez Makki based in Saudi Arabia had played leading role for patch-up between squabbling Malik Ishaq and Ahmed Ludhianvi.
 
Malik Ishaq was already released by the government for parleys with the nasbi takfiri terrorists of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan who are at war with Pakistan army and people of the country. The clandestine deal for release of Malik Ishaq was struck on the guarantee of Ahmed Ludhianvi and under his leadership on behalf of Sipah-e-Yazeed.
 
However, reports of the government’s plan have evoked an instant but stern reaction from the Shiites including Shia leadership.
 
“It is unjust and unfair to equate the peaceful Shia Muslims and their representative party with the terrorist takfiri nasbi group Sipah-e-Yazeed,” said a Shia leader.
 
Shiites say that the ban on the Tehrik-e-Jafaria Pakistan was unjustifiable because Shiites were victims of Sipah-e-Yazeed’s terrorism and Sipah-e-Yazeed believe in the pogrom of Shiites. They demanded that the TJP should be restored but the ban on outlawed Sipah-e-Sahaba should be continued.