KARACHI          -    Had the government moved towards creation of a welfare state like the State of Madina, the JI would have supported it, but the government is inclined to the World Bank, says Senator Sirajul Haq.Addressing ‘Engaging and Training’ sessions at JI district east and west separately,
the JI chief said that government’s stance on Kashmir looks uncertain and it is following policy of General Douglas Gracey and Pakistan’s first Foreign Minister
Sir Zafarullah.“We need to see pre-eminence
of Islam and the Holy Quran in our education, judicial
and governing system contrary to the Western system
of education and American
agents in parliament,” Siraj said. There is no difference between the past and the present rulers, as both remained
inclined to the WB and feared the US, he said. Supremacy of law is need of the hour and the common
man is not concerned whether or not the government
punished Pervez Musharraf, he said.The poor is worried and there is an unjust distribution
of resources but rulers never talk on such an agenda.
A single assembly session
costs Rs10 million and it ends within 10 minutes, he said. “Every decision of the rulers, even on prices of daily commodities, is made