Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Ameer Syed Munawar Hasan has said that rulers were squandering billions on youth festivals at a time when dejected woman were strangulating their kids because of poverty.
Talking to the JI Information Secretary M Anwar Niazi by phone from Makkah on Wednesday, he said that the frequent increase in POL, gas and electricity prices had made the life of the common man miserable. The party coming into power on the ambitious programme of building Pakistan Asia’s economic tiger had practically ruined the country’s economy.
Hasan said that the government could not befool the masses through fictitious reports of economic revolution, especially because the World Bank had termed the economic situation of the country as alarming while according to the UN report, Pakistan was at the top in Asia on the poverty list.
He said the general public was already disappointed but the rulers were hell bent on selling out important national institutions to their cronies and friends on throw away prices which would add to unemployment.
Pakistanis are now practicaly 210-millions yeni 21-Karor! only about 10-millions are using english as their main luanguage maximum! of course we are not talking about none Muslims minorites who used english as their mother luanguage they are welcome but out of our topic! pakistani english Bandits who are daily destroying our beautiful pakistan how to bring them under Muslims control and this strictly according to our Islamic Laws read Shariat there are everwhere in the Muslim world civil wars or military cups or zionist usa's imposed feudals who control practicaly Our Great Oumma Islamia appart from Ir Iran Malysia no other Islamic country is free including Islamic Republic Of Pakistan, but peoples & Muslims of Pakistan are not mouving againt this impossed dictators appart from some Armed Islamic Groups mostly pakistanis are become like PEDOUS Jungli Sheeps!!! you need to mouve pakistanis what are you waiting?!
BUT RELIGIOUS AND POLITICIANS ARE BECOMING WEALTHY.LI IS NOT SINCERE WITH THE PEOPLE AND PAKISTAN.
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