Pakistani Tableeghi Jamaat members stranded in African countries

11 April, 2020 20:56

Pakistani Tableeghi Jamaat members stranded in African countries such as Sudan, Kenya and Tanzania, et cetera, et cetera.

Unfortunately, Deobandi preaching party is increasing risk of spread of the deadly Coronavirus at a time when the entire world is observing extraordinary precautionary and preventive measures to rid humanity of Coronavirus pandemic.

Why these Pakistani Deobandis took the threat of deadly virus for granted.

Pakistani Tableeghi Jamaat members

On the one hand, they have imported the Coronavirus in Pakistan by gathering thousands of foreigners at Raiwind Lahore Tableeghi Ijtima (preaching congregation).

And on the other their comrades are roaming in the African countries while the world requires them to stay at homes even in their own country.

Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi also urged Tableeghi Jamaat members to remain in touch with Pakistani ambassadors in Kenya, Tanzania, Sudan, and wherever they are staying.

While presiding over a meeting in Islamabad, he said the government is making vigorous efforts to bring back overseas Pakistanis.

But he spoke of those Pakistanis who are willing to come to their home country but nobody could confirm these Pakistani Tableeghi Jamaat members want to return Pakistan or not.

How Coronavirus is spreading

How Coronavirus is spreading in Pakistan due to biased negligence, it is emerging now with disclosures of more relevant facts.

First, the authorities concerned had exempted all coming from abroad to Pakistan from relevant test and quarantine while detaining Shia pilgrims at Taftan border with Iran.

How Coronavirus is spreading

Reluctantly, more than 800,000 people have come to Pakistan and now they are roaming in the society without any test and quarantine.

Now, they pose serious threat to the entire Pakistan since they remain free to mingle in the society.

Coronavirus from Saudi Arabia

Two people came from Saudi Arabia died of Coronavirus in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were neither Shia Zaireen nor came from Iran or via Taftan border.

Since the government exempted them from test and quarantine, they returned homes and joined family and friends. Now they have died but who can say with certainty that they had not communicated the pandemic Coronavirus to the people who they met.