ISLAMABAD: Leadership of different religious schools of thought and leading Ulema while expressing disassociation with elements involved in the Hindu temple attack in Karak have assured the Hindu community all over Pakistan for complete cooperation and support.
A joint communiqué on Friday after meeting of leading Ulema and religious scholars with Special Representative to Prime Minister on Religious Harmony and Middle East Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi and representatives of seminaries stated that it is responsibility of the state and majority Muslim population to take care of the rights of minorities in the country.
Hafiz Tahir Ashrafi said that no one can clip freedom and influence of the seminaries. He said Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser is in contact with Ulema to address their reservations on Evacuee Trust Properties Amendment Bill. He said the government has been providing facilities to seminaries across the country and registration of seminaries with Ministry of Education is a positive step of the PTI government. Tahir Ashrafi made it clear that the government has no intention to amend the blasphemy laws.
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