Proscribed ASWJ continues rallies despite ban on Deobandi outfit for terrorism

Wahhabis-allied Deobandi takfiris terror outfit proscribed Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ) on Friday marched from Lal Masjid to Melody Chowk in protest of “frequent target killings of their leaders and workers,” that were due to intra-ASWJ fighting in entire Pakistan.

Experts on terrorism-related affairs believe that Malik Ishaq, co-founder of ASWJ’s subsidiary Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, continues killings of potential rivals within his ASWJ. The reason behind that conclusion is the targeted murder of Shams ur Rehman Muavia in Lahore and police and intelligence agencies unearthed the real motive behind that murder and involvement of Malik Ishaq group in that murder.

In Karachi, Aurangzeb Farooqi masterminds the murder of potential rivals following the Malik Ishaq’s footprints. Malik Ishaq is vice president of Ahmed Ludhianvi’s ASWJ that is also known as Sipah-e-Sahaba.

According to the ASWJ’s spokesperson, Hafiz Oneeb, the march in Islamabad was led by proscribed ASWJ’s Islamabad Chief Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi.

Their demands to the administration unveiled the real aims and objects of their protest. Deobandi takfiri ASWJ demanded the administration to ensure the release of their workers across Punjab. The outfit ended their protest following negotiations with the Islamabad administration and the police.

Sunni Bralevis and Shia Muslims expressed surprise that the government and law enforcement agencies hold talks with the banned terrorist outfit ASWJ that feels free to stage rallies and raise provocative takfiri slogans violating laws of Pakistan. They are of the view that a recent list published on the NACTA website termed ASWJ to be a banned outfit like the past lists but Saudi Wahhabi monarchy wants no restriction on allied Deobandis in Pakistan. Hence banned terrorist outfits that cannot hold public rallies and demonstrations according to laws, are allowed to do so because U.S.-allied Saudi Wahhabis want to hear takfiri slogans by Deobandis.