Prime Minister’s Aide on Interfaith Harmony Hafiz Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi Wednesday termed the Indian Hijab-wearing girl Muskan Khan as spokes-person of the entire Muslim Ummah.
Addressing a press conference, he said the way she had defied the Hindutva mindset mob in Karna-taka state had raised the morale of Muslim Ummah globally.
He said she had proved that India could not suppress the just voice of Muslims and other minorities for their legal rights through brutal attacks on them.
He, on behalf of Pakistani nation and Muslim Um-mah, paid tributes to Muskan Khan and her valor.
He said it was totally unfair to ban Muslim girls to wear Hijab in India. Hijab was part and parcel of the Muslim culture, he added.
Besides international human rights organizations, Ashrafi urged the Organisation of Islamic Coopera-tion to come forward and play their role for the stoppage of inhuman acts against Muslims and other minorities in India.
He said minorities were being treated like third-class citizens in India for a long time that was com-pletely against the spirit of humanism.
He also urged the Pakistani nation to express soli-darity with Muslim and minorities’ females of India on Friday, February 11 across the country.
He announced that from February 22 to March 2, Pakistan Ulema Council would organize ‘Paigham-e-Pakistan Ulema and Mashaikh Conventions’ countrywide, however, the same event would be held in Islamabad on March 7, against the burgeon-ing violence of sectarianism, extremism and terror-ism.
