Protesting the regime: MWM slam govt policies in rallies

"Militants have massacred thousands in the country but the government is not interested in ensuring that justice"


Our Correspondent May 12, 2014
Allama Taqvi claimed that 'foreign powers' have installed the PML-N to misrule the country. PHOTO: NNI

KARACHI:


The Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen (MWM) staged rallies on Sunday to express its dismay and anger over the completion of the first year of the 'failed government' of the Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N).


The protest, staged outside the Karachi Press Club, included hundreds of MWM supporters who were shouting slogans against the PML-N government for its 'pro-militant' and 'pro-monarchy' policies.


"The government has handed Pakistan to militants during its first year and it has agreed to serve the Saudi monarchy against the Syrian goverment," the MWM Sindh chapter deputy secretary-general Allama Sadiq Raza Taqvi alleged during his speech. "Militants have massacred thousands in the country but the government is not interested in ensuring that justice is done to the heirs of the martyrs."


Allama Taqvi also claimed that 'foreign powers' have installed the PML-N to misrule the country. "Even those who voted for them were opposed to a few of their policies," he claimed.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 12th, 2014.

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