Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Siraj ul Haq on Monday said that the party's struggle to make the country a corruption-free state and would continue until the goal is achieved. Addressing a public gathering in the border town of Drosh, some 45-kilometres from district Chitral, the JI chief said that his party's endeavours are against a mafia, ruling the country for last seven decades, rather than Sharif family.
"Our party has prepared a list of as many as 6,000 corrupt figures including politicians and bureaucrats," he said, adding that the menace of corruption would be rooted out from the country if action is taken against them. On elections 2018, Siraj said his party would form alliance with the religious-political parties across the country.
"The grievances of Chitrali people over lack of infrastructure and other development schemes would only be addressed through adequate representation in the assemblies," Haq remarked. JI chief said that his parry would continue struggle to make the Pakistan as corruption free country.