RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The two-day high level meeting of Tehreek Nafaz-e-Fiqh-e-Jafariya Pakistan held at the headquarters of the Maktab-e-Tashayyo concluded on Monday after adopting various resolutions on national and international matters.

According to the Central Spokesman of the TNFJ Syed Qamar Zaidi, the delegates derived from all over the country strongly condemned the incident after incident of terrorism and stressed the need to root out terrorism and for this purpose opined that it was the government’s foremost duty not to make excused and put an iron hand on the terrorists.

The resolution said the banned groups should in no case be allowed to work unless they fully mend themselves. The resolution made it clear that peace would not prevail by making agreements with the banned groups and in this connection the Anti-Terrorism Act should be implemented effectively. The resolution expressed concern that the banned groups desire to create rift amongst Masalik and groups in the garb of different outfits laced with all types of weapons on the desire on international colonial powers despite the fact that there is no Maktabi conflict in Pakistan, therefore, all Makatib should confront them and thwart the conspiracy of the enemy.

The resolution strongly condemned Chakwal incident, suicide attack on the security forces’ caravan in Doaba Hangu, murder of Baloch leaders in Balochistan, Drone and missile attacks and demanded from the government to set up a high level Tribunal to probe all these incidents and devise a courageous strategy to get the attack on Tribal Areas stopped and contact the international organizations in this connection.

Another resolution called upon the powers that be to restore the 1973 Constitution with the sincerity of purpose because under its Article 2, Islam is the official religion of the State, therefore, enforcement of Islam should be given priority, laws contradictory to Shariat should be done away with, otherwise demand for enforcement of controversial Justice System Regulation could get accelerated leading to creation of parallel government, divide and rule, strengthening the plans of international colonial powers which would be dangerous for Pakistan’s integrity.

The resolution warned the government against putting the Maktab-e-Tashayyo to the wall, and asked her that if they understand the language of power then they should keep in mind that we had taken over the Secretariat and had also got our demands accepted after launching an 8-month long agitation. Thus we should not be forced to take such an initiative and remove the unrest of Maktab-e-Tashayyo by implementing the May 21, 1985 Junejo-Moosavi agreement.

The resolution said that Allama Iqbal followed Hanafi Maslak and Qauid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah follow Shia Isna Ashary Maslak and now both these recognized schools of thought are deprived of their basic rights. The resolution said Pakistan is an Islamic State and we would not allow it to become the State of any particular group.

The participants of the meeting expressed complete solidarity with the oppressed world, particularly, the oppressed people of Kashmir, Palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan and strongly condemned the Zionist-Hindu-Colonial oppression in these areas. They called upon the international organizations to get the Kashmir and Palestine issues resolved in the light of the United Nations Resolutions keeping to the desire of their respective people. They resolved that exodus of the foreign forces from Afghanistan, Iraq and other occupied areas should be ensured.

They resolved that Pakistani citizens should be given their rights on the basis of equality fulfilling the norms of justice and fair-play as the Judiciary has declared the year 2009 as the Year of Justice.

They resolved that to give a tough reply to the enemies of Islam and to ensure the dignity of Babri Masjid, and protection of the shrines of great leaders of the religion, reconstruction and restoration of the dignity of Jannatul Baqee and Jannatul Moalla is must, and in this regard Muslim Ummah should play her role.

The resolution strongly condemned the government and private electronic media for ignoring the presidential address of the Quaid-i-Millat-i-Jafariya Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi to the inauguration session of the meeting.