ASWJ chief eulogises role of Pak Army
KOHAT: Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ) head Maulana Ahmad Ludhianvi said on Saturday that his organisation always worked to spread the message of love and harmony.
He was speaking at a seminar in support of the Pakistan Army.
ASWJ activists from Kohat, Hangu, Karak and other areas attended the seminar in large numbers. Rah-e-Haq Party provincial leader Qari Obaidullah Haideri and others also spoke on the occasion.
Ludhianvi said that no compromise would be made on the integrity of Pakistan. He maintained that Pakistan was an ideological country that came into being in the name of Islam. “Our forefathers rendered sacrifices for the creation of Pakistan,” he recalled.
The ASWJ head said that all the political parties should respect the judiciary and the Pakistan Army.
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