RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Syed Shujaat Ali Bokhari, Central Additional Secretary-General of Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Pakistan has demanded from the government to give up delaying tactics in case of Bari Imam incident, arrest the culprits forthwith and give them exemplary punishment.

He stated this while addressing the TNFJ Regional Council Rawalpindi meeting here as a chief guest. He said almost three months have passed to Bari Imam incident but no culprit has been arrested so far, neither any Probe Tribunal was set up nor compensation was made to the bereaved families of martyrs and the injured despite the fact that some injured of the incident were still undergoing treatment at different hospitals, privately.

Bokhari said despite this worst type of incident of terrorism took place in the most sensitive part of the Federal Capital of Pakistan, the inattention and meaningful silence of the powers that be on it provides food for thought.

He said Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Pakistan giving the proof of its patriotism did not allow to make things worse despite a great loss in this incident but, he added, our peaceful policy should not be considered our weakness as we only keep the survival of motherland Pakistan, people, Islam, peace and stability dear from all other things.

Reports of organisational tours to Jhelum and Chakwal regions were presented during the meeting. Different solutions were made after taking stock of the problems found in these districts.

Bokhari directed the Regional President Allama Abul Hassan Taqi to summon organisational meetings of Districts Attock and Rawalpindi forthwith and give attention to membership and organisational affairs.

A resolution unanimously adopted during the meeting lauded the steps taken by President Gen. Pervez Musharraf for rooting out terrorism but strongly condemned police action against labourers, hawkers, innocent citizens and patriotic organisations and Madaris in the garb of recent crackdown. The resolution demanded from the government to tighten noose around the banned groups instead of unnecessarily teasing the innocent sections of society and take notice of their activities with new names besides taking action against the huge reptiles amongst the banned organisations.

Another resolution strongly condemned the oppression and brutality of the international Taghoot against the oppressed people of Iraq, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Palestine and other Muslim States and called upon all international organisations including the United Nations to play their role in driving out the allied forces from and restoring peace in these countries. The resolution expressed complete solidarity with the independence movement going on the world over.

TNFJ Regional Council Rawalpindi President Allama Abul Hassan Taqi in his address on the occasion said, our objective is achievement of religious rights of the Maktab-e-Tashayyo and carrying out practical struggle for promotion of Jaffar bin Muhammad’s (A.S.) ideology which would continue unabated.

He strongly condemned the biased policy of Nawa-e-Waqt, particularly that of its Islamabad Editor Javed Sadiq for adopting indecent attitude against the Maktab-e-Tashayyo. He warned that if the said newspaper did not change its attitude then TNFJ Markaz would be requested to give a line of action in this connection, which would be followed in letter and spirit.