RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The Central Cabinet of Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya, that met under the presidentship of Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya, Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi adopted different resolutions regarding national and international matters.

According to Central Secretary Information of the Tehreek, the participants of the meeting through a unanimous resolution expressed grave concern over the unrest and tense situation prevailing in the sensitive areas of the country and called upon the government to form a high level Tribunal to probe the incidents that took place in Balochistan and Northern Areas and apprise the people about the real situation otherwise the problems would increase and doubts created. Moreover, all issues in these areas should be tackled fulfilling the norms of justice and fair-play.

Another resolution expressing concern over the activities of terrorist groups working with new names demanded from the government to ensure implementation of the Anti-Terrorism Act and not to allow any banned group to work with any new name.

Yet another resolution while strongly condemning American threats to Syria and Iran after carrying out aggression against Afghanistan and Iraq lamented that the representative organisation of the Islamic World i.e. the OIC never got resolved any issue confronted to Muslims to-date and the destruction of Afghanistan and Iraq stand witness to this point of view where none of the organisations including the OIC helped the oppressed Afghans and Iraqi people. The resolution said that if the Islamic World did not initiate a joint strategy for solution of problems faced by the Islamic World then it could be the turn of all Muslim States including Pakistan after Syria, Iran, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Therefore, the resolution said, OIC should summon its emergent session and form a courageous strategy for the solution of problems confronted by the Islamic World.

Terming the echoes of friendship and improving relations with India wastage of time, the TNFJ Central Cabinet made it clear that a snake would remain a snake despite being fed plenty of milk. They resolved that the core issue should be resolved and real reasons behind the conflict should be addressed as a necessity to improve relations with India while the long-standing Kashmir issue should be resolved in line with the United Nations Resolutions keeping to the desire of Kashmiris.

Another resolution called upon the government not to lose friends within and without, friendship and relations with the old friend China should be strengthened as China stood with Pakistan in every difficult moment. The resolution said the relations could not be improved through buses rather the key to improving relations lay in resolving real issues.

The TNFJ Cabinet through a resolution appealed the Azadaran to give priority to Gham-e-Hussain over everything during the Ayyam-e-Aza and follow the TNFJ’s Code of Azadari in letter and spirit while organising all Azadari programmes till 8th Rabiul Awwal.

Earlier, the meeting decided to observe 13th Safar-ul-Muzaffar as Youm-e-Shaheeda-e-Zindan in connection with the martyrdom anniversary of Masooma Sakina bint-ul-Hussain (A.S.), observe Ayyam-e-Aza from 27-29 Safar-ul-Muzaffar in connection with the departure of the Holy Prophet (SAW) and martyrdom anniversary of Shahzada Sulah-o-Aman Hazrat Imam Hassan Mujtaba (A.S.), while Ayyam Tajdeed-e-Ehad would be observed from 4-8 Rabiul Awwal in connection with the martyrdom anniversary of Hazrat Imam Hassan Askari (A.S.).

Syed Bu Ali Mahdi, Deputy Secretary of TNFJ Central Muharram Committee Azadari Cell presented the report of Central Muharram Committee. Syed Mazhar Ali Shah Advocate, Secretary General of the Tehreek addressed the heads of all central departments of the Tehreek and the provincial delegates on the occasion besides presenting the performance report. The participants of the meeting while paying homage to the Tehreek elites passed away during Muharramul Haram decided to hold condolence meetings and Fateha Khwani for them all after 8th Rabiul Awwal.