Fazl recognizes no 'third umpire'

ISLAMABAD: Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) primary Maulana Fazlur Rehman has said that there is no ‘third umpire’ and the management who are setting up sit-ins in the investment have become politically separated and are governmental orphans.
He said that his celebration was standing by the Structure, democracy and parliament.
Addressing a information conference here on Weekend, he said that the investors and municipal community was standing shoulder-to-shoulder with parliament.
He said all the governmental causes were u. s. and the protesting events should recognise that they were separated.
Fazl said on brief observe, individuals were playing a huge amount in the presentations of the JUI-F in the big places.
He said dialogues were also under way to take care of the scenario and they did not want to destroy the procedure of conversation. He interceded for the achievements of the conversation. However, he said if intransigence stayed on the aspect of the protesting events, no one could quit the complete community energy of the Pakistani individuals to go to Islamabad. He said there was no reasoning in these so-called sit-ins.
He said events for songs and dances on the streets could not be known as governmental presentations. He said it was aspect of the war of civilisations under the worldwide plan and it was the responsibility all to protect civilisation. He said that violent terminology was being used in the sit-ins.
He said according to the requirement of the PTI, a legal percentage had been constituted; therefore there was no validation for the demonstrations. He said a energy had come out to strike the condition and create it a hostage and the condition was indicating tolerance.
He said interest should be compensated to the sufferings and circumstances of one thousand IDPs of Northern Waziristan now residing in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Meanwhile, Fazl also known as the conference between Primary Reverend Nawaz Sharif and former Chief executive Asif Ali Zardari a excellent omen for the supremacy of law and the Structure and for democracy and democratic organizations.
He said parliamentary governmental events were with the Structure and democracy. He said there were no loyal causes behind the undemocratic sit-ins. He said the sit-ins of Imran Khan and Tahirul Qadri were unconstitutional, unlawful and undemocratic. He said the JUI-F had began nationwide demonstrations against the undemocratic sit-ins.