Fazlur Rehman warns govt against sabotaging ‘Azadi March’ – Pakistan

The head of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F), Fazlur Rehman, warned the government on Sunday that it does not create obstacles in the path of the "March of Azad" and said the march will be peaceful.

The head of the JUI-F, while addressing the party's Salt Force, made up of volunteers, said on Sunday in Peshawar that the workers of his party have opted for a peaceful protest for their rights. "Our party workers and seminary students have always respected the Constitution," he said.

On the occasion, the volunteers presented a guard of honor to Rehman. They swore to safeguard leadership even at the cost of their lives.

Speaking of political support for the march, he said that all parties are on the same page. "The march will begin on October 27 to show solidarity with the cashmere."

The JUI-F leader said he is "in contact with all political parties during the march."

He said to the government: "We are peaceful people, we will not attack the parliament or the PTV. Unlike you, we will not hang pants on the walls of the institutions."

Not only is it a political party, but the whole nation that comes to Islamabad, he said, adding: "We are looking for a guarantee of peace against our message of peace."

"We can keep his stick loads, but he won't even be able to withstand a simple breath of air that we blow," he warned. "We will continue forward as we have no option to go back."

The head of the JUI-F said that an "illicit government" had been imposed on the country through a "theft of votes."

"Nobody is coming [to the airport] Welcome you when our fake Prime Minister visits abroad. The puppet [prime minister] it has been imposed for the implementation of the western world agenda, "said Rehman, adding that the country was retreating due to the" incompetent ruler. "

"The economy is sinking, factories are closing and traders are in trouble, while the prime minister in an effort to support the economy has moved from birds and livestock to Langars," he said.

The KP government responds

Later in the day, the Information Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Shaukat Yousafzai, warned the JUI-F against uniformed workers who wore batons that marched on the roads.

"When you leave on roads with uniforms, it means that you are erecting a force. This is a violation of the National Action Plan (NAP) and will not be tolerated," said Yousufzai.

"I know who is pressing Rehman; money is pressing him. He is threatening institutions, he is trying to use seminary students," the minister said.

The information minister added that the JUI-F chief was struggling to imprison former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and former President Asif Ali Zardari out of jail.