Government has failed on all fronts, says Siraj

Chief of Jamaat-e-Islami, Senator Sirajul Haq, has said that the government is a failure on all fronts and has become a threat even to the geographical existence of the country. According to media cell of JI Lahore, while addressing a seminar on "the role of the women in Pakistan building" at Quetta, he said the government was trying to hide behind a container but this would further complicate the situation.
JI Balochistan chief Maulana Abdul Haq Hashmi and JI women wing chief Dr Durdana Siddiqui also addressed the moot. Sirajul Haq noted that the government had not brought forth the culprits behind the conspiracy to abolish the Khatm-e-Nubuwwat oath even after the passage of 28 days and was thus responsible for the problems being faced by the residents of Islamabad and Rawalpindi and the public at large.
He urged PML-N senator Raja Zafar ul Haq not to hide the culprits behind the conspiracy. He said if Federal Law Minister Zahid Hamid was involved in it, he should be sacked and punished. He said this was the demand of the entire nation and not a few hundred people staging sit-in in the federal capital. Sirajul Haq said the so-called democracy was a joke with the masses. "The people coming into power through vote of the masses deemed it their right to swallow the public money while the masses were deprived of the basic of life."
He announced revolting against the system in which the feudal lords, Chaudhries and Vaderas exploited the common man. He said the JI was striving for the Islamic system of life based on justice and equality and added that a system based on the teachings of the holy Quran and the Sunnah alone could help the country to steer out of its problems.
The JI chief said the rulers were trying to impose the western culture on the people and were undermining national harmony by fanning regional, ethnic and racial biases. Sirajul Haq said the women folk in the Muslim history had offered huge sacrifices for the glory and supremacy of Islam from the very early Islamic era. Muslim women had rendered valuable services in the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) migration to Madina and later during the battle of Badr, Uhad and Hunain. He said the womenfolk had played a leading role in the establishment of Pakistan.
He said the JI had the highest number of women membership in the country as compared to the other political parties and it was the custodian of the women rights. He said the JI wanted to build an Islamic welfare state and this was not possible without active cooperation of the women.