LAHORE, July 27: Jamaat-i-Islami Amir Qazi Hussain Ahmed has said the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) was not serious in reinstatement of judges and was trying to create differences among them.

Speaking at the inaugural session of the three-day training workshop of JI Lahore Division office-bearers at Mansoora on Sunday, Qazi said that not only deposed judges should remain on guard against the government machination, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz should also take a decision about its future course of action without further delay.

He said that the deposed judges should rest assured that the nation supported them and would not rest till their honourable restoration.

He said that uncertainty was increasing in the country due to the failure of the government to fulfil the promises made before the elections. All that the government had done during the past four months was an unprecedented increase in petroleum prices and gas and electricity tariff. The petrol prices were falling in the international market but the rulers were threatening a further increase.

He said that the United States was trying to dismember Pakistan in the garb of its war against terror and the present government had become its tool.

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