ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Dr. Iqbal Javed Haideri, Chairman TNFJ Political Cell, has said that government and the opposition should adopt a joint strategy and point of view on important national and international affairs.

He stated this while addressing the office-bearers of TNFJ Political Cell District Islamabad at Al-Murtaza here on Tuesday. He said at present the most important issues are that of Kashmir and Palestine on international level solution of which is necessary in line with the United Nations Resolutions keeping to the desire of the respective people without which durable peace could not be restored in South Asia and Middle East.

Dr. Iqbal Haideri expressed his grave concern that international colonial powers and their agents were writing a new story of oppression in Kashmir and Palestine for quite long but the so-called champions of human rights were not lending an ear to this problem. The international Taghoot first shattered Afghanistan in the name of rooting out terrorism and then destroyed Iraq so much so that even the holy places were not spared. Now, he said, she was hurling threats not only on Iran and Syria but also displayed the evil intention by desecrating the holiest book Quran that is highly condemnable.

On the other side, OIC was keeping a criminal silence strengthening international Taghoot further. He said if the Muslim rulers remained silent then Saudi Arabia could be the next Taghooti target.

Dr. Haideri said the government and the opposition have limited themselves into their own shackles, a particular type of people are visible in the meetings, seminars and conferences organised by them while government and the opposition are equally ignoring the real power outside the Parliament i.e. the people. He said the followers of Fiqh-e-Jafariya adopted a positive posture in the larger interest of the nation and the country and nation would be led towards a right direction in future also.

The Chairman TNFJ Political Cell called upon President Pervez Musharraf to ensure effective implementation of the Anti-Terrorism Act and issue special directive to stop the banned groups from working with new names. He also demanded imposition of ban on active politics on sectarian, lingual and group basis so as to stabilise democratic institutions and restore democracy in real terms in the country, correct the situation in Northern Areas, particularly in Gilgit, release the arrested students and form a Tribunal to probe the incidents there.