Karachi, Pakistan: Extremists call for the death of an alleged blasphemer and Allah hu Akbar, raising fresh concerns over mob justice and
PAT UK Condemns Attack on Church
Manchester (PR) 17th of March, 2002 Pakistan Awami Tehreek has strongly condemned the attack on a church in Islamabad. In a statement issued here by the PAT UK Joint Secretary, Mr Rizwan Warraich, the party termed it as a "Vicious Act of Terrorism to
In a situation where Pakistan Awami Tehreek and its leadership is trying to promote religious tolerance by inviting the Christian brethren to offer prayer in a mosque, either some thoughtless miscreants are trying to sabotage such efforts or a conspiracy has been hatched to aggravate further an already complex global situation, he added.
Terming it as an attempt to disturb peace and stability of Pakistan, Mr Warraich stressed that the government of Pakistan should take stern action against those involved. Steps are needed to curb such violence and all the patriotic forces of Pakistan should come forward to promote inter religion dialogue, he added.
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"Trial of Pakistani Christian Nation" By Nazir S Bhatti
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