DPC announces long march against restoration of Nato supply
our correspondent
Friday, April 27, 2012
QUETTA: The Difa-i-Pakistan Council (DPC) on Thursday announced to hold long march from Peshawar to Islamabad if the government restored the Nato supply to Afghanistan via Pakistan.
This was announced by DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq at the Difa-e-Islam Conference organized by DPC Balochistan at Sadiq Shaheed football ground Quetta. The Maulana Haqís announcement was endorsed by JI Ameer Syed Munawar Hassan.
A large number of people belonging to various political-religious parties attended the conference even there was drizzle to heavy rains. DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq asserted that the restoration of Nato supply to Afghanistan is not acceptable to us and we would oppose it strongly.
Referring Balochistan, he said that we have initiated the movement for restoring peace in the province from the platform of DPC. He said that the anti-state elements wanted to create differences among the people.
Speaking on the occasion, the JI central Ameer, Syed Munawar Hassan lamented the government for its pro-American policies, saying that we would hold a long march towards Islamabad from Peshawar against the restoration of Nato supply.
Referring the conviction of Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani by a bench of Supreme Court, he said that the SCís verdict had proved Gilani as guilty. He added that we donít accept any Zardari and Gilani.
About Balochistan, Munawar Hassan said that the people of Balochistan have determined their destination and now they are looking towards the DPC for leadership. He said that todayís ëmammothí gathering at the conference had proved that there is no separatist movement in the province.
However, he condemned the state of poor law and order situation in the province and regretted that kidnapping for ransom is rampant in which provincial ministers were also involved. He said that the anguish of people would not be subsided until the accused in the killing of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti were taken to task.
our correspondent
Friday, April 27, 2012
QUETTA: The Difa-i-Pakistan Council (DPC) on Thursday announced to hold long march from Peshawar to Islamabad if the government restored the Nato supply to Afghanistan via Pakistan.
This was announced by DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq at the Difa-e-Islam Conference organized by DPC Balochistan at Sadiq Shaheed football ground Quetta. The Maulana Haqís announcement was endorsed by JI Ameer Syed Munawar Hassan.
A large number of people belonging to various political-religious parties attended the conference even there was drizzle to heavy rains. DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq asserted that the restoration of Nato supply to Afghanistan is not acceptable to us and we would oppose it strongly.
Referring Balochistan, he said that we have initiated the movement for restoring peace in the province from the platform of DPC. He said that the anti-state elements wanted to create differences among the people.
Speaking on the occasion, the JI central Ameer, Syed Munawar Hassan lamented the government for its pro-American policies, saying that we would hold a long march towards Islamabad from Peshawar against the restoration of Nato supply.
Referring the conviction of Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani by a bench of Supreme Court, he said that the SCís verdict had proved Gilani as guilty. He added that we donít accept any Zardari and Gilani.
About Balochistan, Munawar Hassan said that the people of Balochistan have determined their destination and now they are looking towards the DPC for leadership. He said that todayís ëmammothí gathering at the conference had proved that there is no separatist movement in the province.
However, he condemned the state of poor law and order situation in the province and regretted that kidnapping for ransom is rampant in which provincial ministers were also involved. He said that the anguish of people would not be subsided until the accused in the killing of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti were taken to task.

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