JUI-F leader criticises interim set-ups for failing to avert terrorist attacks
Ahmed says how a caretaker set-up can supervise a country when it needs supervision itself
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl leader Hafiz Hussain Ahmad. PHOTO: FILE
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Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader Hafiz Hussain Ahmad has criticised the interim federal government over its failure in preventing deadly terrorist attacks on election candidates throughout the country, saying how a caretaker set-up can supervise a country when it requires supervision itself.
“The performance of the interim government, which was arranged with little formality, has been unveiled after a series of incidents that took place in various parts of the country,” said Hafiz Ahmad while addressing separate public gatherings on Saturday.
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He said, “A chief minister, who cannot even keep vigilance on the activities of a particular party at the Governor House, which is a little distance away from the CM House, how can he avert attacks similar to the one in Mastung.”
He said, “A handsome amount of money is being spent on the so-called security of candidates, but still they aren’t secure.”
He said, “After the horrific incident in Mastung, where more than 300 people bathed in blood, our media remained busy covering a declared offender over corruption charges. Such activities will strengthen the feeling of deprivation among the people of Balochistan.”
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader Hafiz Hussain Ahmad has criticised the interim federal government over its failure in preventing deadly terrorist attacks on election candidates throughout the country, saying how a caretaker set-up can supervise a country when it requires supervision itself.
“The performance of the interim government, which was arranged with little formality, has been unveiled after a series of incidents that took place in various parts of the country,” said Hafiz Ahmad while addressing separate public gatherings on Saturday.
JUI-F slams new delimitations
He said, “A chief minister, who cannot even keep vigilance on the activities of a particular party at the Governor House, which is a little distance away from the CM House, how can he avert attacks similar to the one in Mastung.”
He said, “A handsome amount of money is being spent on the so-called security of candidates, but still they aren’t secure.”
He said, “After the horrific incident in Mastung, where more than 300 people bathed in blood, our media remained busy covering a declared offender over corruption charges. Such activities will strengthen the feeling of deprivation among the people of Balochistan.”