Jamaat-e-Islami chief Syed Munawar Hasan has said the US policy on Pakistan was steeped in hypocrisy as was evident from its interference in Balochistan affairs.
Addressing the JI Women Shoora at Mansoora on Wednesday, he said the US, India and Israel actually wanted to break up this country and it was high time that the rulers in Islamabad saw reason and took concrete steps to solve the Balochistan peoples’ problems without delay.
He said on one side, the US was asserting that it respected Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial borders while on the other hand, a decision on the US house resolution concerning Baluchistan was expected by Friday and action on the resolution was already in progress.
He also advised the rulers not to request Britain for stopping drone attacks and instead, implement the resolutions of the parliament and the APCs, drown the drones and announce pulling out of the US war.
He said the authorities in Islamabad had solid evidence of India’s involvement in Balochistan yet they were keen to declare India as the Most Favourite Nation.
He said the US and Israel wanted to weaken this country and build up India in order to encircle Iran and China. However, he said, if Balochistan fell apart, it would have far reaching consequences in the whole region.
He said actually the US wanted to enforce its new World Order all over the world including this region but had not been successful due to the presence of China and Iran in this area.
He said further the Islamic world order was far superior to that of the US. He said, in fact, a war was going on between the Islamic system and the US system. He added the US interference had increased only due to the cowardice of the rulers and Washington was openly dictating Islamabad. The US did not like Pakistan’s oil and gas projects and was hampering the allocation of these projects to China.
He slammed the promotions of 310 Election Commission officers when the polls were nearing and said this had given rise to serious doubts.
US policy on Pakistan based on hypocrisy: Munawar
