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DPC announces long march against restoration of Nato supply
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May 04, 2012
The Difa-i-Pakistan Council (DPC) on Thursday (April 26) announced to hold long march from Peshawar to Islamabad if the government restored the Nato supply to Afghanistan via Pakistan .

This was announced by DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq at the Difa-e-Islam Conference organized by DPC Balochistan at Sadiq Shaheed football ground Quetta . The Maulana Haqís announcement was endorsed by JI Ameer Syed Munawar Hassan.

A large number of people belonging to various political-religious parties attended the conference even there was drizzle to heavy rains. DPC chief Maulana Samiul Haq asserted that the restoration of Nato supply to Afghanistan is not acceptable to us and we would oppose it strongly.

Referring Balochistan, he said that we have initiated the movement for restoring peace in the province from the platform of DPC. He said that the anti-state elements wanted to create differences among the people.

Speaking on the occasion, the JI central Ameer, Syed Munawar Hassan lamented the government for its pro-American policies, saying that we would hold a long march towards Islamabad from Peshawar against the restoration of Nato supply.

Referring the conviction of Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani by a bench of Supreme Court, he said that the SCís verdict had proved Gilani as guilty. He added that we donít accept any Zardari and Gilani.

About Balochistan, Munawar Hassan said that the people of Balochistan have determined their destination and now they are looking towards the DPC for leadership. He said that today is a mammoth gathering at the conference had proved that there is no separatist movement in the province.

However, he condemned the state of poor law and order situation in the province and regretted that kidnapping for ransom is rampant in which provincial ministers were also involved. He said that the anguish of people would not be subsided until the accused in the killing of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti were taken to task.

The Difa-i-Pakistan Council (DPC), a group of right-wing parties, has threatened to launch a long march if the government reopens Nato supply routes to Afghanistan .

Addressing a public meeting at the Sadiq Shaheed football ground here on Thursday, the DPC leaders said they would not accept any decision of any forum, including the parliament, regarding the reopening of the routes. They claimed that restoration of Nato supplies was in conflict with Islamic teachings and, therefore, the government should not allow it.

They severely criticised the parliamentary resolution on the issue and warned the government to be ready for a civil war if it implemented the resolution.

The meeting was addressed by Maulana Samiul Haq, Maulana Asmatullah, Hafiz Saeed, Syed Munawwar Hasan, Maulana Fazlur Rehman Khalil, Mohammad Ahmed Ludhianvi, Ejazul Haq, Gen (retd) Hamid Gul and Allama Tahir Ashrafi.

The DPC leaders said that the United States was not a friend of any nation or country of the world, including Pakistan , and accused Washington of trying to destabilise Pakistan by tabling a resolution in the US Congress on the Balochistan issue.

They appealed to Baloch leadership to hold talks to resolve the Balochistan issue peacefully.

They said that United States, in collaboration with India, wanted to trap Baloch separatists to sow disunity and discord in the country, but expressed the hope that Baloch leadership would frustrate designs of the United States.PC announces long march against restoration of Nato supply.

Dif e Islam Conference was held at Sadiq Shaheed Ground here on April 26. More than one hundred thousand people are expected to attend. Earlier on Apr 24, Motor cycle and cycle rally and rally of Ansarul Islam would be taken out on April25.

This was stated by Secretary General JUI-N Maulana Mahmoodul Hassan Qasmi at a Press conference here Sunday.

He said after magnificent Difa e Pakistan Conferences at Minar Pakistan Lahore, Liaqat Bagh Rawalpindi, Sports Ground Multan, Mazar Quaid Karachi, Motorway Chowk Peshawar and peaceful demonstration in Islamabad and Solidarity conference in Quetta has broken hegemony of American and enlightened moderation pro West clique and gave a clear message to anti Islam imperialist forces.

He said on April 26 Difa e Islam Conference by Difa Pakistan Council in Quetta on Aril 26 and JUI-N would host this conference. Chairman Difa Pakistan Council Maulana Samiul Haq would address.

He said country and the nation were confronted with serious challenges and pressure was mounting along Eastern and Western frontiers. Country’s stability and sovereignty has been staked. Under these circumstances fate of Government convened APC is before all and it increased nation’s restlessness. On the other hand government also ignored parliamentary resolutions.

Maulana Mahmoodul Hassan said imperialists forces were eyeing on Balochistan. If it was separated entire Pakistan would lose its boundaries.

Maulana Samiul Haq said if Nato supply was resumed without keeping in view interest of the country, they would launch a historic protest movement and come on roads everywhere in the country.

They said that enemies of Pakistan wanted to store weapons in Afghanistan in the garb of supplying goods for Nato forces. Finally those weapons would be used in Balochistan, they added.

They said that such enemies wanted to fan unrest in Balochistan. They vowed that no one would be allowed to create Afghanistan-like situation in Balochistan. Addressing on the occasion, Retired General Hameed Gull rejected the perception that DPC were being supported by intelligence agencies and army. He said that they had only support of masses. Mr Gul said that they were unable to stop airplanes, taking goods for Nato forces. “But we will stop it at any cost if the supply is resumed through roads,” he added. He said that they would not accept the decision of the parliament if it allowed resumption of Nato supply. He said that it was the right time to tell America `no and never`. “If the government again bows before America then no one will come forward to defend Pakistan ,” he added. Hafiz Saeed said that neither government nor the opposition parties showed seriousness in the issue of supplying goods to Nato forces through Pakistani routes.

Serious circles believe that undoubtedly Balochistan is in serious crises and democratic forces must counter undemocratic forces while religious forces must defeat resistant forces otherwise future of Balochistan looks bleak and depicts scenario of Swat and Waziristan in this regard.

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