Prime Minister should take notice of the registration of case against Tahir UlQadri: Nadeem Nusrat

Posted on: 8/6/2014 1

Punjab government’s unwise decision could provoke people.
Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Rabita Committee’s Senior Deputy Convener has strongly condemned the registration of a case against Pakistan AwamiTehreek’s Chairman Dr. Allama Tahir ul Qadri by Punjab Government. He added that Punjab government’s unwise decision could provoke people.
In a statement he said, “The country is passing through a critical phase. The situation demands that political issues should be solved through dialogue. State machinery should not be used for solving political issues. It should be avoided. The government’s decision to sabotage the Pakistan AwamiTehreek’s ‘Martyrs Day’ using state machinery is not good for the country. This action is violation of human rights. The government’s action is highly condemnable.”
Senior Deputy Convener Nadeem Nusrat has demanded that the Prime Minister Nawaz Shareef should take notice of the registration of case against Tahir UlQadri . He added that the case should be withdrawn.
“The government should show showing good judgment and understanding. It would be in the interest of the country and people, “he added.

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