RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi has strongly condemned blast at a police check-post in Rawalpindi and termed it continuation of terrorism.

In a statement he said that the fact that no place is out of reach for satanic forces that are giving a message through terrorism that they can do whatever they so like wherever and anywhere, provides food for thought. He said it is a matter of concern that the ruling elite and politicians were utilising all their energy to let down each other and a chain of accusations and counter accusations has started results of which could be extremely dangerous and could be out of control for the leaders.

He said the rulers and politicians should have considered saving Pakistan without any discrimination on the basis of Maslak and party but they are hoping for protecting themselves.

Agha Moosavi expressing heartfelt sympathies with the police officials and innocents citizens targeted in the incident of terrorism in Rawalpindi termed it an open act of terrorism and condemned it strongly.

He said terrorism could not be rooted out by just condemning it. He said we have demanded many a time to set up broad-based Tribunal to investigate all incidents of terrorism so as to know the pros and cons of this activity and to formulate recommendations to root it out.

He said problems are not resolved through wars and arson and we would have to adopt soft attitude based on mutual understanding so as to thwart the heinous conspiracy of the combined enemy against unity and brotherhood.

The Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Moosavi said it is not a matter of any personality or a party rather that of human dignity and support to the religion and Shariat and above all the survival of us all.

He appealed all sections of society to be merciful to the country and the nation, come out of their shackle, give up hypocrisy, every citizen of Pakistan loves the motherland and no one is following the path of treachery. He said all problems are self-created by us and we would have to resolve the same ourselves. Those who lost their life in the Rawalpindi blast do not belong to any single family but were sons of Pakistan and every Pakistani shares their woes.