ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Different resolutions regarding important matters were adopted at the concluding session of the high level meeting of Mukhtar Organisation “M.O”.

According to M.O. Secretary Information Syed Naseer Hussain Sabzwari, the participants of the meeting in a resolution reiterated to continue their practical struggle for the protection and survival of basic ideology. The resolution said that the foundation basic ideology of motherland Pakistan is Islam and every Pakistani is under the obligation to thwart every conspiracy against it and make the country in line with the desires of Quaid-i-Azam and Allama Iqbal.

The resolution declaring the continuing terrorism for a long in the motherland a result of enemy conspiracies against Islam and Pakistan made it clear that all schools of thought living in the country are united, there is no Maktabi or Maslaki conflict. It said that a terrorist keeps no Maslak, he is only a terrorist and therefore should be tackled with in that context.

The resolution demanded from the government to get the Anti-Terrorism Act implemented in letter and spirit so as to restore real peace in the country and in this connection activities of the banned groups should be taken notice of and legal binding against them should be implemented.

Another resolution while strongly condemning the colonial aggression against Muslim States called upon international organisations including the United Nations to play their role in exit of occupying forces from Iraq and Afghanistan.

Strongly condemning the desecration of holy places and increased incidents of human killings in Iraq, the participants resolved that no sacrifice would be spared for the protection, honour and dignity of the holy places and Sha’a’ir-Ullah.

while strongly condemning the biased policy of the Iraqi newspaper ‘Mutamer’, another resolution said the respect and dignity of Sha’a’ir-e-Hussainia is obligatory and Azadari processions provide guarantee for continued existence of Sha’a’ir-Ullah which is the protest and great Jehad of the oppressed against the evil forces, oppression and brutality and letting the blood run down for it is Ajar-e-Khair.

The participants of the high level M.O. meeting while declaring continued unrest in the sensitive areas of the country like Gilgit, Northern Areas, and Balochistan a threat to the integrity and solidarity of the country, demanded from the government to form a high level Judicial Commission headed by a Supreme Court Judge for solution of problems of these areas. The Commission so formed may investigate the real causes behind the situation prevailing and incidents happening and the problems faced by the people of these areas and prepare recommendations for restoration of peace fulfilling the norms of justice and fair-play.

The participants of the meeting, in reference with a news published in ‘Iraq News’ in Denmark welcomed non-observation of Jashan-e-Nauroz in Ayyam-e-Aza by Iraqis, Kurds and European Muslims and made it clear that Muslims in the Indo-Pak Subcontinent also have given priority to Gham-e-Hussain over everything by not observing Jashan-e-Nauroz owing to Ayyam-e-Aza.

Because, the resolution added, Hussain ibne Ali (A.S.) gave priority to religion over all matters, therefore, giving priority to any other thing over Gham-e-Hussain is tantamount to causing harm to Azadari-e-Imam Aali Muqam (A.S.).

The resolution demanded effective measures for improving the law and order situation on the occasion of Chehlum of Syed-ush-Shuhada (A.S.) and asked the government to issue directives for Control Rooms set up in the Centre and the Provinces to continue till 8th Rabiul Awwal.

The participants while expressing their unwavered faith in the Markaz-e-Tashayyo - Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya - reiterated their resolve to offer any sacrifice demanded of them.            

Dr. Zahid Naqvi chosen as M.O. Central President ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Executive Committee of Mukhtar Organisation Pakistan “M.O.” has elected the founder member of the Organisation Dr. Syed Zahid Hussain Naqvi as its Central President.