Tariq Saeed Peshawar
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islami-F chief and former president Pakistan Democratic Movement Maulana Fazl Ur Rehman has predicted a dooms day for the PML-led would be coalition governments soon saying those within the system would repent as they are incapable of running the country’s affairs.
“Country’s affairs cannot be run by those who were imposed in the system through a rigged election and eventually they will also be ‘ousted”. The one-time close ally PML-N and PPP observed while talking to newsmen in Peshawar on Tuesday adding the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf should be given the right to form its government if its candidates won the majority of seats in the recent polls.
“Establishment wants assemblies and people in them of their choice. If they think there was no rigging in the polls, then the May 9 narrative is apparently buried. They cannot run the country and this system will collapse. All those who are sticking to the system and are forming governments in center and provinces despite historic rigging in the elections will be crying in the coming days.
He said we received information before the elections that it has been decided to reduce the JUI-F’s inclusion Different styles of rigging occurred in every polling station during the polls.”
Maulana Fazal ur Rehman also declared JUI-F is not going to be part a of any government. He said JUI-F’s stance is very clear that the party would not be voting in the elections of prime minister, speaker, and deputy speaker.
The JUI Supremo said should only be elected representatives of the people in the parliament.
He said that those who would come into power with ‘stolen’ mandate cannot run the country and eventually the system would collapse.
He said though we have not been ousted from the system yet we decided to stay out of the system”.
Fazal said adding they will soon be out of the system and those who were made to out in the General elections would be further strengthened.
Maulana Fazal said due to a large scale rigging bin the February 8 general elections his party is yet to decide whether to be the part of the parliamentary politics after or not .
He said that the provincial leadership has to be taken into confidence on the decisions of the Majlis-e-Amila. “We will decide whether or not to do parliamentary politics with consultation”.
JUI Chief said.
Making mockery of the Electoral watchdog the JUI Secretary General said that a unique and rare type of rigging was carried out in the February 8 polls as even candidates who withdrew from the polls were declared winners.
Reacting to the meeting with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf delegation, the JUI-F chief said that his party welcomed the delegation as per their tradition of respecting the guests adding that negotiations may take place if any party is willing to settle matters.
