Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Emir Sirajul Haq said on Saturday that the poor segment of society and youth have a bright future.
Addressing the public gathering in Shakargarh, Haq bemoaned: "85,000 people have been killed in suicide attacks. The country is bearing the brunt of loans. Who is responsible for the country's situation?"
He berated the political opponents, saying, "Asif Ali Zardari and Fazlur Rehman also want to come into power."
Underscoring the usury system, Haq said: "Both India and Pakistan are witnessing the same kind of usury system, which is against Islamic principles."
"What have we managed to change after 76 years? As even now, the law and education brought by the British are prevailing in the country," Haq said.
نارووال- امیر جماعت اسلامی پاکستان سراج الحق نے نارووال میں ایک بڑے انتخابی جلسہ عام سے خطاب کیا، عوامی جوش و خروش دیدنی رہا۔ pic.twitter.com/awpyfLFISG
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Urging the people to vote for the JI, Haq said: "If you want to see the chief justice of the country holding the holy book instead of the English book, then do vote for us [the JI]."
"There is a dire need to uphold the system of justice in the country," he said.
Haq questioned, "Who is responsible for the losses Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), Pakistan Railways (PR), and Pakistan Steel Mills are facing?"
– JI will bring prosperity to country, avers Sirajul Haq –
Earlier, Haq said that his party will bring prosperity to the country.
Expressing his thoughts, Haq said: "The government should fulfil its constitutional responsibility by ensuring that it provides protection to the citizens."
Haq said, "The green passport will bring honour to people if the JI votes into power."
The JI chief said, "The people are facing severe hardships due to the ballooning inflation."
– Sirajul Haq sees good governance key to country’s uplift –
Few days back, Haq said that a good governance was key to uplift the country.
Expressing his thoughts, Haq vowed that the JI would ensure the implementation of its manifesto. ‘’There is no issue of resources, but the flawed policies are the obstacles to the country’s development.’’
He took a jibe at the political opponents, saying, ‘’The political opponents have neither delivered in the past nor will they be able to deliver in future.’’
‘’If we [JI] vote into power, we will bid farewell to the hatred politics of the country’’.
He was of the view that development hinges on peace.
