PQP leaders blast Ijazul Haq's statements against Wali Khan
F.P. Report
PESHAWAR - Taking strong exception to the  statements of PML(N) Leader Ijazul Haq against the veteran politician Khan Abdul Wali Khan, leaders of Pakhtunkhaw Qaumi Party (PQP) said that instead of issuing such statements he should recall the dark ages when his father trampled democracy under his feet and pushed the country towards sectarianism, terrorism and Klashnikov culture.
In a joint press release issued here on Friday, Central general secretary, Usman Khalil, information secretary, Qaiser Khan and members of the  Central Committee of PQP, Jan Alam and Raheem Shah, said that Ijazul Haq was the son of a military dictator, who had played havoc with the entire country.
They said that Zia was a liar, cheater and hypocrite who through a so-called referendum made himself president of Pakistan for five years. They added that his rule was the worst ever faced by this country.
They claimed that Zia fanned sectarianism and created rifts among different sects so as to prolong his illegal and unconstitutional rule. Due to the same reason, they said, Karachi, Lahore, Faisalabad, Jhang, Multan and Narowal have now been burning.
The PQP leaders said that the military dictator kept the constitution in abeyance and only restored it after mutilating its shape.
They added that he was the greatest enemy of Pakhtun nation who plunged Afghanistan into a 20-year-long civil war. They added that Ijzaul Haq had claimed that Zia was present in the hujras of Afghans, was a pack of lie and in fact the Afghans considered him an enemy of their race who for the sake of earning Dollars ruined Afghanistan.
They added that Zia was an American agent who fought proxy war for the Americans in Afghanistan.
The PQP leaders further said Afghans were their brothers as all of them belong to the same race but where did Ziaul Haq and Ijazul Haq stand.
They asked whether Ijaz today could visit Jalandhar, which was his mother land.
About the claim of Ijaz that all Pakhtuns were agents of Khad and KGB, they said that whether Ijaz could told the nation from where they earned billions of rupees. Whether his father had not misappropriated the money meant for the so-called Afghan Jehad, they asked.
They further recalled that Ziaul Haq was the killer of a large number of Palestinians in Jordan. They added that on the order of King Shah Hussain of Jordan he suspended water supply to the Palestinians.
They warned him to refrain from issuing irresponsible statements against the Pakhtuns otherwise his fate would not be different from his father.
 
This article was adopted from The Frontier Post. © The Frontier Post.