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PPP leader calls for end to politics in the name of religion

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December 17, 2025
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Lahore   –   Senior Pakistan Peoples Social gathering (PPP) chief Faisal Mir on Monday stated that tragedies just like the Military Public College (APS) assault would proceed to happen until politics performed within the title of faith is totally eradicated. He was talking at a ceremony held on the PPP Johar City workplace, the place social gathering leaders and employees provided Fateha and lit candles in reminiscence of the martyrs of the APS tragedy. Numerous social gathering employees attended the occasion, together with Majeed Ghauri, Shahbaz Durrani, Haji Rafaqat, and Tariq Chaudhry. Faisal Mir stated that the so-called “crime” of the PPP was that it had by no means incited individuals within the title of faith. He harassed that politics needs to be based mostly on addressing the true issues of the individuals reasonably than exploiting non secular sentiments for electoral good points. “So long as votes are sought within the title of faith and Islam, such tragic incidents will proceed to hang-out the nation,” he added. Recalling the occasions that led to the December 16 tragedy, Faisal Mir stated that former army ruler Basic Zia-ul-Haq had used faith as a political weapon, which resulted in weapons changing cause in society. 

This, he stated, gave rise to terrorism and extremism throughout the nation. He added that the misuse of the idea of jihad skilled generations to pursue politics within the title of faith, a development that continues to have an effect on harmless youth even in the present day.

Talking on the event, Majeed Ghauri alleged that India was concerned in acts of terrorism inside Pakistan and was spreading propaganda in opposition to the PPP by way of movies. He urged Area Marshal Asim Munir to direct the Training Division to look at December 16 as a black day in all instructional establishments to remind future generations of the APS tragedy.

On the conclusion of the ceremony, particular prayers have been provided for the martyrs of the APS assault.





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