KARACHI: Publications seized

Published January 17, 2009

KARACHI, Jan 16: The Sindh government seized publications of the Jamaat-ud-Dawa Pakistan for containing material, which is “objectionable, provocative, fanning sectarianism and intended to outrage the religious feelings of Muslims and is also prejudicial to sectarian harmony and national integration.”

According to an official handout issued on Friday, following publications of the Jamaat-ud-Dawa Pakistan have been seized: Monthly Al-Dawa, Monthly Tayyabat (Women), Monthly, Monthly Voice of Islam, Weekly Ghazwa, Weekly Nannhay Mujahid, Monthly Al-Rabaat Magazine (Arabic).—PPI

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