MWM announces protest against non release of Allama Wijdani, Abdullah Shah Ghazi (AS) mourners

Shiite News: Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen (MWM) has announced protest against non release of Allama Wijdani, and Abdullah Shah Ghazi (AS) mourners.

Allama Syed Hasan Zafar Naqvi, the Central leader of Majlis Wahdat Muslim Pakistan, while addressing a press conference along with other leaders, said that the economic situation of the country has deteriorated to such an extent that the country has come close to bankruptcy.

The current rulers are roaming around the world with a begging bowl to get two or four billion dollars from someone, but no one is ready to trust our rulers.

Those who claim to bring 200 economists with them do not realize that the 75-year inflation record has been broken in just six months and they have only one excuse, what the previous government has done.

Terrorism is knocking harder than before, but this was also done by the previous government. The present government has no other work to do except crying for the previous government.

He said that instead of improving, the situation in Karachi is getting worse, the city is a picture of destruction and the provincial government has only one excuse, that is, what others have done, the ruling party in Sindh for 14 years.

He said that the people of Karachi have been left at the mercy of robbers and robbers. On a daily basis, robbers in the city of Karachi rob people’s property and kill innocent citizens.

Earlier, a campaign was launched against religious worship, and now cases are being established against the scholars on fake matters and they are being arrested.

The Imam Jumma of Quetta, Allama Hasnain Wijdani has been arrested for involvement in a similar old case. This situation is intolerable. If he is not released, we will be forced to protest.

He further said that the mourners who were arrested from the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi, from Shia and Sunni school of thought, are still under arrest and the administration is still listening to what the government wants.

In the end, he said that mourning is our constitutional right and no one has the authority to kill constitutional rights.

A trumped-up case was established against mourning at Abdullah Shah Ghazi shrine as terrorism, which is a blatant violation of basic human rights.

The law enforcement agencies have made religion a form of terrorism, while the fabric of patronage of anti-national terrorists meets the black sheep in the law enforcement agencies.

Hayat Abbas Najafi, Maulana Hameed Hussain Hussaini and Syed Razi Haider were also present.