LAHORE: Ameer, Jamaat-e-Islami, Pakistan, Sirajul Haq, has said that a record number of people from all over the country would attend the three day JI Ijtema at Minar e Pakistan and would resolve to struggle for the realization of the goals before the founding fathers of the country.
Addressing the organizers of the Ijtema at Mansoora, he said that the slaves of the west who came to power immediately after the demise of the Quaid e Azam had made the country bankrupt through their misdeeds. The country that had been achieved to serve as a model Islamic state, was driven away from its goal as the corrupt and self-seeking politicians came to power one after the other.
However, he said that the huge sacrifices made by their forefathers for this Pakistan could not be allowed to go waste, and the JI Ijtema would witness the revival of the Pakistan movement.
He said that the past rulers had been amassing wealth during the last 67 years whereas the plight of the masses had been deteriorating day by day and they had been suffering due to poverty, price hike, illiteracy and disease.
He said if the masses remained indifferent and impartial despite their sufferings, the same corrupt lot would be ruling the country in future.
Sirajul Haq said that the JI’s message had already reached every nook and corner of the country and according to reports, the attendance at the Ijtema would be more than one could expect.
He said that the heirs of the Pakistan movement workers, martyrs and the immigrants would also attend the Ijtema.
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