Jamaat-e-Islami, Pakistan (JIP) has sought intervention of the international community against, what it claimed, victimisation and targeting of Jamaat-e-Islami and its leaders in Bangladesh.
Condemning the Dhaka High Court’s decision of banning Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh on Thursday, Ameer of the JIP Syed Munawwar Hassan appealed to the world nations, especially the Muslim world, to go beyond the verbal protests over the “victimisation” of the Jamaat leadership by the “Hasina-Wajed” government and play their role in freeing the elderly Jamaat leaders from the “state terrorism.”
Pakistan’s leading newspaper, The News quoted Hassan as claiming that Hasina-led Bangladesh government was hatching conspiracy to separate public from the party and attempting to crush it at the behest of India.
Syed Munawwar Hassan said that Jamaat was being the target of grudge in Bangladesh and leaders of the party were being given death sentence and life imprisonment. At first it was war crime tribunals who made Jamaat target of their vendetta and now the high court is following in their footsteps, he added.
The strong worded reaction from the JIP chief comes after a Dhaka High Court bench declared the registration of Jamaat-e-Islami as a political party with the Election Commission of Bangladesh as “illegal and void”.
While terming the court decision as unconstitutional, partial and biased, the JIP Ameer said the registration of the Jamaat e Islami Bangladesh had been declared unlawful so as to keep it from the elections.
“Millions of people were staging protest in different parts of Bangladesh due to which the Hasina Wazed regime was afraid,” he claimed.
JIP ameer was also critical of the democratic forces and Muslim nations for their silent over the “oppression against the Jamaat e Islami, Bangladesh.”
He said Islamabad’s terming the matter as an internal issue of Bangladesh, was the worst form of injustice, and totally unexpected.
Source: Bd news24
AL-HILAL’S POT-POURRI
ANGRY HASINA MINISTER MOTIA CHOW LASHED OUT AT HRW
After the HRW report was published a very angry Bangla minister Motia Chow said at an IFTAR PARTY political gathering pointing her finger at the American Human Right Watch, “Mind your own business, I say, mind your own business, where you had been when the Hanadar Bahini (Pakistan raiding soldiers) were killing us, raping our women? (1)—–
Did not you support the Hanadar Bahini, the killers, the rapists?” You have not apologised for your support of Pakistani killers in 1971. The Jamaat has not apologised either and you are now trying to save these war criminals. How strange! You are killing the criminals in your country almost every day but saying you do not approve capital punishment in Bangladesh!
What you are doing in Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanamabay, Libya, Syria and all over other places? Are you not killing people every day, are you not water-boarding /torturing people, are you not violating human rights, asre you not force feeding the prisoners? So I say to you, please leave us alone. Islamic terrorist have threatened our hard won independence. Ours is an democratically elected government, our law enforcing agency members were trained by the British & American and our judiciary is independent. So be careful what you say. (2)—
PAKISTAN-TRAINED CIVIL SERVANT, BENGALI COLLABORATOR, ISLAMIC EDUCATION-DEPRIVED SYLHETI OLD MUHITH HAS LOST HIS SENSE OF PROPORTION; LIKE THE BENGALI ATHEISTS HE SAYS JAMAAT HAS NO PLACE IN BANGLADESH
If the statement is true, one bound to say, this old Sylheti Bungal, a brilliant student in his youth has lost all sense of proportion . Day by day he is proving that he is not only “RUBBISH” & “BOGUS” but suffering from mental deficiency. Sylhetis should control this BUNGALI COLLABORATOR, a vicious anti-Islamic fanatic. This old man even did not show elementary courtesy to visit the bereave members of Sylheti M.P. Ilyas ali who was abducted by Rab & RAW agents and taken to India. One hopes this term would end his political carrier, a completely failed, very talkative Finance minister. – Advocate Aminuz Zaman Taradfar, Sylhet: (3)