Faizabad sit-in wasn't about Khatme Nabuwat, but a sectarian conspiracy- Ahsan Iqbal 29-nov-2017 Part 3
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ISLAMABAD: The sit-in which ended on Monday after paralysing life in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi for almost three weeks was not related to upholding of the finality of the Prophethood [Khatm-e-Nabuwwat] but a conspiracy to stir sectarianism, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal said on Wednesday.
During his informal talks with reporters soon after addressing a press conference at the Press Information Department, the minister said the protesters were armed with weapons and some “professional protesters” took the police by surprise by launching a “tear gas attack”.
The matter of Khatm-e-Nabuwwat is already decided in the Constitution of Pakistan, the minister told reporters. The sit-in was part of an international conspiracy hatched to stir sectarian unrest in the country, he added.
The minister strongly criticised the PTI chief, saying that he [Imran Khan] does not qualify to lead a party because of his immature politics. “The way you are doing politics you will never be able to become prime minster,” he said.
Since the first day of the PML-N government in 2013, Imran Khan has been busy hatching conspiracies and destabilising Pakistan. “You are tainting the image of Pakistan and through chaotic politics trying to scare away investors,” he said.
Talking about his Iqama claims, Iqbal said it was part of Global Advisory Committee of the Madina Institute of Leadership and Entrepreneurship, which is a non-profit institution and for that I never received a single penny. “Just to overcome frequent travelling issues I used that Iqama,” he said adding that he had all the documents which he was ready to produce before any court of law.
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ISLAMABAD: The sit-in which ended on Monday after paralysing life in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi for almost three weeks was not related to upholding of the finality of the Prophethood [Khatm-e-Nabuwwat] but a conspiracy to stir sectarianism, Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal said on Wednesday.
During his informal talks with reporters soon after addressing a press conference at the Press Information Department, the minister said the protesters were armed with weapons and some “professional protesters” took the police by surprise by launching a “tear gas attack”.
The matter of Khatm-e-Nabuwwat is already decided in the Constitution of Pakistan, the minister told reporters. The sit-in was part of an international conspiracy hatched to stir sectarian unrest in the country, he added.
The minister strongly criticised the PTI chief, saying that he [Imran Khan] does not qualify to lead a party because of his immature politics. “The way you are doing politics you will never be able to become prime minster,” he said.
Since the first day of the PML-N government in 2013, Imran Khan has been busy hatching conspiracies and destabilising Pakistan. “You are tainting the image of Pakistan and through chaotic politics trying to scare away investors,” he said.
Talking about his Iqama claims, Iqbal said it was part of Global Advisory Committee of the Madina Institute of Leadership and Entrepreneurship, which is a non-profit institution and for that I never received a single penny. “Just to overcome frequent travelling issues I used that Iqama,” he said adding that he had all the documents which he was ready to produce before any court of law.
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