Resolution slamming BJP submitted in K-P Assembly

PPP leader added that the statement has hurt the feelings of Muslims all over the world which need to be addressed


APP June 07, 2022
HEAR US LOUD AND CLEAR: PPP activists march against Imran Khan's controversial statements about the country and its institutions in the ‘Pakistan Khappay’ rally on a road in the Saddar area on Sunday. PHOTO: EXPRESS

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PESHAWAR:

Pakistan People’s Party MPA Nighat Orakzai on Monday submitted a resolution in the K-P Assembly secretariat, strongly condemning the blasphemous statement made by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson against The Holy Prophet (PBUH).

She demanded that the Indian ambassador should be summoned to explain the blasphemous statement by the BJP spokesperson.

Meanwhile PPP’s K-P President Najamuddin Khan also expressed his displeasure over the blasphemous statement made by BJP spokesperson against The Holy Prophet (PBUH).

In a statement issued on Monday, he said Narendra Modi and his entire party have forbidden the life of all Muslim, Sikh and Christian minorities living all over India which is a blatant violation of international law.

The PPP leader added that the statement has hurt the feelings of Muslims all over the world which need to be addressed. “By summoning the Indian High Commissioner to the Foreign Office on the instructions of Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and sending a letter of protest, Bilawal expressed the feelings of the people of Pakistan.”

Narendra Modi, sometimes openly plays with the religious places and religions of Sikhs, Christians or Muslims, he said, adding that India has erected mountains of oppression in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir which the soul trembles to remember but the courage of Kashmiris is like rock in the face of these atrocities.

He demanded the international community must take strong action against this heinous act and the whole world should boycott India by all means.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 7th, 2022.

 

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