MINGORA: Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has said that decisions to form governments in Pakistan are made by the international capitalists’ network following Jewish agenda.

He was addressing a ‘Dastar-i-Fazilat Conference’ organised at the Grassy Ground here on Sunday.

Terming the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government a Jewish lobby, he said that the provincial government was pushing the dignified Pakhtuns into anti-Islam and obscene western culture by introducing dances and music in political gatherings.

He said that an international network wanted to overthrow the federal government by exposing the Panama offshore companies’ scandal.

“Today, every political party in Pakistan is doing politics on the offshore companies’ scandal, but those who are criticising the prime minister over Panama Papers issue also own offshore companies,” he said.

The JUI-F chief claimed that an international Jewish network was conspiring against the federal government in Pakistan to pave the way for PTI chief Imran Khan after overthrowing the PML-N government.

He said that the Jewish network was trying to present Muslims as terrorists.

“The US and western powers are fighting a war of their own interests in the Muslim world. It is only and only the conflict of interests, the conflict of civilisations and an economic conflict against Asia and the Muslim world,” he said.

Maulana Rehman said that JUI-F was the only party representing the marginalised class of the society.

“Today’s distribution of certificates among 500 ulema, who have just completed their education from different Madressahs, proves that JUI-F is standing with labourers of the whole world,” he said.

Party’s provincial chief Gul Naseeb Khan said that future belonged to JUI-F and they would rule the country after clean sweep in the general elections of 2018.

Published in Dawn, May 2nd, 2016

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