RAWALPINDI: Deputy Chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, President of the Political and National Affairs Standing Committee, Liaqat Baloch has said that intimidation, conspiracies and threats to Pakistan from the United States, India and Israel are not secret.
Speaking to public gatherings and journalists in Mianwali, Rawalpindi, he said that enemy forces of Pakistan have always been trying to create threats for instability and security. Incompetence of the rulers, cowardice and waving of letters is just to save the seat and inciting the nation.
Liaqat Baloch said that Prime Minister Imran Khan must answer the nation on Modi’s fascist decision of August 05, 2019 for the state of Jammu and Kashmir; after the defeat of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, and the victory of Afghan people and Taliban, why could a national strategy not be formulated?
Why was a controversial and unilateral national security policy was devised, he questioned adding when the Prime Minister is not ready for dialogue with the national leadership and instead of deterring the threat to the country and the nation through devising a protective national security policy, it is dealt with abusive language and a superficial chair-saving strategy.
The JI Deputy Chief said that now, the game of fooling people is not going to work. Jamaat-e-Islami is constantly fighting for the protection of cultural, ideological and geographical borders against the United States and anti-Islam and anti-Muslim forces. At the turning point, all the so-called national leaders surrendered to the United States.
Responding to a question from media persons, he said that in the political, democratic and parliamentary constitutional crisis of the country, there is a clear, unequivocal position that the government and the opposition parties are factions of Bhan Mati (unholy alliance) and interest groups. The post-2018 engineered system has failed.
Liaqat Baloch said the success or failure of the no-confidence motion will not solve the country’s problems. Imran Khan has lost the majority of the parliamentarians. He has inflicted deep wounds on everyone with his bad language, slander and his incompetence and even if the brigade of his kittenish colleagues beg before the state institutions for taming the dissidents, the system will not run. The only solution to the crisis is electoral reforms and early elections. A sensational act of delaying early elections will open the door to extra-constitutional measures, he added.
