He was addressing a conference held at Darul-Uloom Haqqania in Akora Khattak.
If talks fail, both the government and Taliban would be held accountable, said Haq.
Endorsing Samiul Haq’s view on peace talks, Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam-Fazlur Rehman (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman said he and Samiul are on the same page regarding talks with Taliban.
“In madrassahs we preach about peace not war,” said Fazl.
At the end of the conference a resolution was also passed asking to include tribal leaders in the peace process.
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Yes,they are on the same page-that of the Taliban.
afghan intelligence directorate admits supporting ttp
Maulana Diesel is only on one page - to be in power and be relevant in Pakistani politics.
Islamic Republic Of Pakistan's real faces yes sir! this is our way of everyday life in the Islamic country called Pakistan sooner or later it's going to happend, english elites are busy destroying our good Islamic culture
FAlse equivalence. The government is elected and represents the people. TTP only represent themselves. So fif overnment does not yield to unreasoable demands of TTP, it cannot be lamed.
both are culprits