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بقول چوہا نما تکفیری خارجی اورنگزیب فاروقی Rat of Khawarij

خارجی ٹولہ نام نہاد سپاہ صحابہ پاکستان المروف اہل سنت والجماعت کے اورنگزیب فاروقی کا گھنائونا اعتراف اور مذموم مقاصد کا انکشاف، ۔۔ اورنگزیب فاروقی کا یہ بیان اس کے خلاف ایک عدالتی ثبوت ہے۔ ضرور دیکھیں اور جہاں تک ہوسکتا ہے لوگوں کو دکھائیں۔

فرقہ واریت پھیلانے ، قتل و دہشت گردی کا اعتراف۔۔۔ کہاں ہیں قانون کے رکھوالے؟ کہاں ہیں چیف جسٹس؟ کہاں ہیں پاک فوج کے افسران؟

یہ خارجی ٹولہ ایک ناسور ہے اہلسنت و الجماعت کیلئے ! اسلام پر ایک بد نما داغ ہے ! یہ اصل میں دشمن اہلبیت و صحابہ ہیں !

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Halt hate speech now
By Editorial Published: January 7, 2013

SSP rally had spread hate speech against Shias. PHOTO: EXPRESS/IRFAN ALI
We are our biggest enemies. This is something many fail to see because they believe external forces are to blame for Pakistan’s problems but the recent filing of a first information report (FIR) in Multan against members of a banned outfit formerly known as the Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan might convince some of those people otherwise. Members of the group, with permission from the district administration and police, held a religious meeting in which they labelled Shias ‘infidels’ and exhorted that imambargahs should be attacked.
It is unclear why this meeting promoting ill-informed propaganda was granted permission to be held in the first place. The authorities perhaps should have been more careful about who was holding the meeting and for what purpose. In addition, the meeting lasted for over four hours. Due to the sensitive nature of a meeting held by this banned outfit, authorities should have been present to terminate the gathering in case hate propaganda was discussed — rather than allowing it to last for four hours. Nonetheless, it must be commended that an FIR was filed against the leaders of the group and that the police recognised the criminality in the purpose of the meeting.
It is unfortunate that these are our own fellow citizens brainwashing and spreading hate amongst the masses. That is why we are sometimes our own enemies. The accused must be apprehended. Police forces need to become more vigilant. Antiterrorism forces also need to begin more stringent crackdowns on this ‘local terrorism’ that is spreading hate campaigns. In this particular case, the campaign reached over 1,000 people and is at risk of growing as these people could pass their brainwashed beliefs onto their families and acquaintances. Hate speech must be halted now. It must be treated with stricter evaluation and must result in harsh consequences for those convicted of the treacherous crime.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 8th, 2013.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/490543/halt-hate-speech-now/

Mirza
23 hours ago
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A very timely and fair editorial by ET, thanks for that. I agree with you whole heartedly that these terrorist criminals must be reined in. Mere banning them is not helping, let us go out against them with the same zeal they have against their victims. The Punjab govt of Sharif and Rana Sana has direct links and alliances with these terrorists and it is an open secret. Nothing is going to happen to these extremists and they are only going to gain more momentum. Why are blasphemy laws not applicable to these false fatwa?
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Noor Nabi
17 hours ago
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@Mirza:
You have hit the nail on the head. Rana Sanaullah is the link between the PML(N) and these countless people with murderous intentions. They are out to destroy Pakistan and the country’s so called ally, Saudi Arabia, funds these groups through its Zakaat donations.
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SABK
Jan 8, 2013 – 12:29AM
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this is pakistan of mullah,s and taliban its no more quaid,s and iqbal,s pakistan.in this country there is no place for monorities only the followers of banned outfits with changed names and taliban are here……..pakistan say zindabagh this become our slogan now ,god save us from these lunatics
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Enlightened
10 hours ago
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The editorial is most appropriate but it is more important to remove hate and jihad material from the education curriculum.
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Feroz
18 hours ago
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The sooner the government gets its act together the better it is for the country. Hate speeches have long inflamed passions and the victims fed on false propaganda definitely pose a threat to those opposing them. Some control should also be exercised on the many so called Charitable organisations which seem to be nothing but fronts for the many militant groups wreaking havoc on the people of the hapless country.
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Z.Khan
8 hours ago
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Thank God for timely news by ET. Hope authorities will take notice of it. Sad part of the whole scenario, same practice continued against Ahmadies for many years. Similar banners and speeches continued. Even the Auqaf Department sponsored such meetings. High ups from Punjab government presided such meetings. No such actions came to lime light. Any way as long the irregularity has been identified is good and should be rectified. Similarly civil society and law enforcing departments should keep in mind that all the citizens of Pakistan has same rights irrespective of their religious belief. Hopefully same will stand true for Ahmadies and other minority groups also.