Anti-Islam film: ASWJ to hold rally today despite ban

The rally will start from Lasbela and finish outside the US consulate after Zuhr.


Our Correspondent September 29, 2012

KARACHI:


The banned Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat will hold a rally, Tehfuz-e-Namoos-e-Risalat (pbuh) and Shuhda-e-Namoos-e-Risalat, on Sunday (today).


The rally will start from Lasbela and finish outside the US consulate after Zuhr and will be led by the group’s Karachi Amir, Maulana Aurangzeb Farooqi.

“It will be a peaceful rally, but the government intends to make it violent,” said group’s Karachi spokesperson, Maulana Akbar Saeed. He added that the government should take stern action against target killers instead of banning public processions. “We condemn the notification of banning rallies. We have lost more than 22 workers since September 21 and have remained peaceful,” he said. He said that they announced the rally last Sunday, September 23 and it would not be postponed because of the ban. “Let’s see if the government stops us.”

Published in The Express Tribune, September 30th, 2012.

COMMENTS (6)

the Skunk | 11 years ago | Reply

@Dr. A.K.Tewari: @Freedom Seeker:

Yes, you all are absolutely correct. Why is the face covered? Why is he hiding the recognition of his face? Why do they not protest against corruption, electricity load shedding, inflation, tax dodgers, loan defaulters, and a plethora of other things gone wrong, like 'karo kari' and 'wani?' Why do they not protest in their Jhang and beloved Lahore where the pseudo 'sher e Punjab' resides?

The ASWJ are the biggest anti-socials roaming on the streets of Pakistan. Salams to a better educated Pakistan

Freedom Seeker | 11 years ago | Reply

This banned group Muslims in Pakistan in name of Islam and now out to protest. These are one against whom people should protest. This is biggest killer machine in Pakistan.

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