Chief Justice SC appealed for justice to Chak Shehzad Christians. J Salik

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Islamabad: July 7, 2009. (PCP report) “Today I have submitted an application to the Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry to get justice for effected of Chak Shehzad Police action which was illegal because all it happened in existence of 3 stay orders from different civil courts of Pakistan” it was announced by J Salik addressing in a convention at Green Park of National Press Club. Further he told that he has requested Supreme Court to provide interim relief to these poor itinerant families to resettle them at the same place until the final decision form the honorable court. A convention was convened by World Minorities alliance at Green park of National Press Club, Islamabad. Hundreds of poor families from all over kachchi abadi’s of the Capital city. In the beginning of program Paster Saleem Saroya read from Holy Bible when a Muslim hafiz recited from Holy Quran. A national song “ es parcham ke saaey tale hum ek hein” was sung by all the participants of convention. Delivering his speech J Salik showed a deep pain that poor workers are being paid very little salary under contract system throughout country, such as at Holy Family Hospital, they are getting just Rs.4300 monthly. On the other hand he said that even CDA has not paid workers since last 8 months the payment of Eid-ul-Azha services. J Salik warned that if CDA does not pay to them immediately it might be turned into any mishap and if such thing happened its all responsibility shall go to CDA. Today was 50th day of struggle to resolve problems of effectees of Chak Shehzad Rawal Dam Police action.

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