If the workers are not released, the sit-in can go either way: Amir Jamaat-e-Islami

Jamaat-e-Islami Amir Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman has said on Saturday that if the cases of his arrested workers are not released immediately and the cases are not ended, the direction of the sit-in can go in any direction.

Jamaat-e-Islami had announced a demonstration and sit-in at D Chowk near Redzone in Islamabad on Friday, but due to the imposition of Section 144 in the federal capital, they were not allowed to enter Islamabad while the police detained some workers. Also taken, since then the Jamaat workers Dharna at Murree Road in Rawalpindi has given

Addressing the sit-in in Rawalpindi on Saturday, Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer said that the Punjab government should release their arrested workers immediately and the cases registered against them should be dropped, otherwise we have the option of calling off the sit-in. We can turn in any direction.’

Hafiz Naeemur Rahman said that ‘fascism and negotiations will not go together.’

At the same time, he said: ‘For the negotiations, the government has said that we want to negotiate, some names have come up, we have consulted regarding these names, we have some reservations.’

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Talking about Liaquat Baloch being entrusted with the responsibility of negotiations, Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer added, “I will announce the committee when the committee is clearly presented by the government and our concerns are kept in mind.” will.’

He said, ‘If we do this in an hour, we will announce it in an hour, but it will not work like this.’

Amir Jamaat-e-Islami said that we are fighting the case of 250 million people of Pakistan by using our political right according to the constitution and law through peaceful political struggle. We are fighting the case of 16, 17 crore youths, who have been disappointed by this ruling class about their future and their country’s future. So we consider it our duty to light the lamp of hope on this whole issue.’

He added: ‘We want our country to have opportunities for our youth to get education, employment and a bright future for them.’