RAWALPINDI, March 31: The Mutahidda Majlis-i-Amal has called upon the people to boycott products of American and British companies.

The MMA local leaders highly appreciated the decision taken by the traders community in Lahore and some other cities. They urged traders in Rawalpindi and Islamabad to announce the similar boycott.

“As Muslims, it is incumbent on us to boycott the US and UK goods due to their anti-Muslim policies and conspiracies against the Ummat,” said the MMA spokesman, Malik Mohammad Azam.

He also demanded of the government to ban import of goods manufactured by the American-British companies.— Staff Reporter

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