RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: A.H. Kazmi, Central Joint Secretary of Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya (TNFJ) has strongly reacted over Federal Interior Minister’s meeting with subordinate wing of a banned organisation and has said that the powers that be have made it a matter of routine to sprinkle salt to the injuries of the real mourners of the Bari Imam incident instead of putting balm on their injuries.

He said meeting of the Interior Minister with the subordinate group of a banned organisation through an Adviser to a provincial Chief Minister (who is also provincial president of a banned organisation) is tragic. He said the Interior Minister is meeting with the organisation that has been restricted by President of Pakistan but on the other, was shy of even uttering two condolence sentences to the only representative organisation of the Maktab-e-Tashayyo i.e. Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya which is the real mourner of the incident and which is utilising all its energies to keep the law and order situation intact.

Kazmi questioned the credibility of such politicians who had given protest call only for Karachi incident which provides food for thought.

He said a senator of an allied party of the Sindh government was adding fuel to the fire viz. Karachi incident and that party should take notice of this situation. Whether member of one party could work for the other party? He said all powers should keep in mind not to reap any illegal benefit from our gentlemanliness and peaceful policy because we only keep the interest of Islam, Pakistan and its people dear to us.

He said TNFJ had took over 18 bodies in the Bari Imam incident while Zakir Safdar Hussain from Chakwal succumbed to his injuries last night and has been buried in his native village Aajri District Chakwal on Friday under the supervision of TNFJ. He said the TNFJ supervised the burial of Bari Imam Incident martyrs belonging to different cities of the country and the Pursa Bari Imam Committee appointed by TNFJ is also looking after the more than 100 under-treatment-injured.

Thanking the Islamabad Administration, Kazmi expressed great concern that wings of some banned organisations were interfering in the treatment process of injured in hospitals and at some places they have made foiled attempts to occupy bodies of martyrs just to polish their politics also, and the government should keep an eye on such elements.

He made it clear that if the government will hold talks with anyone else except Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya in connection with the Bari Imam incident then it would be non-representative in nature.

The TNFJ official expressed concern that the government could not arrest the culprits of the incident so far and no headway has been reported in the investigation of this incident. He hoped that the government would not force us to take any big line of action exercising seriousness and wisdom. He said martyrdom is our inheritance and death of the martyr is the life of the nation that is considered a blessing by us.