Drone attacks are no more acceptable, Munawar Hassan

LANDIKOTAL – While speaking to massive protest march and sit in at Babe Khyber Jamrud against the restoration of the NATO supply on Tuesday said drone strikes are no more tolerable.

The participants of the protest march and sit had blocked the Nato supply and traveld from Takhta Bag Check post to historic Babe Khyber at Jamrud, which is the gate way on the Pak Afghan high way.

In his chief JI chief Syed Munawar Hassan said NATO supply is against the interests of the country, saying that parliament in its joint resolution also declared it as violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty.

He said the US designs are against Pakistan and its nuclear assets, therefore its intervention in Pakistan .

While mentioning the name Mian Nawaz Sharif and Imran Khan he said if both them are interesting in blockade of Nato supply they should come on roads and protest against the Nato supply otherwise they should stop lip service.

Pakistan, JI Amir said is not safe under the leadership of Zardari and his regime saying it is imperative to throw out the corrupt rulers and hold fair and free elections to take out the country of the deep crises. He also urged the people to stand by JI in the next elections to choose honest, fair and dedicated leadership so that their basic problems could be solved.

He also came hard on the army chief reminding him his pledges that he had made with the nation during the Swat operation that the army would finish terrorism in the country and the FATA, but he reminded the army chief Kayani that terrorism had grown more, arguing that if there is peace in Swat , the army should be held back.

JI Chief Syed Munawar Hasan also asked the army leadership to end the military operation throughout the FATA and let the tribesmen go to their homes in a dignified way.

The health centers and educational institutes should be reconstructed in FATA so that the future of the tribal people could be made safe, JI chief demanded, urging the government to compensate the tribesmen for their losses during the ongoing military operations in FATA. The protest rallies would continue throughout the country against the restoration of the NATO supply and until the drone strikes are halted, JI chief Munawar concluded.

JI vice president Siraj UL Haq , ji provincial chief professor Ibrahim and others also spoke on the occasion against the NATO supply and drone strike. they said that the NATO supply was against the law of Pakistan, resolution of the parliament , and Islamic Shariat. The Jamrud bazaar had been sealed from all around to protect the march and the traffic had been blocked from both sides.