MMA revived to strengthen religious forces: Hamdullah

DIR: Jamiat-e-Ulima-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader and Senator Hafiz Hamdullah said on Saturday that the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) had been revived to strengthen religious forces in the country.

“We have no lust for power but we want to implement Shariah in a peaceful way. The MMA block the way of secular and non-religious forces to reach parliament house,” he told a gathering in connection with a “Dastaar Bandi” at Dir Stadium.

JUI-F provincial general secretory Maulana Shujaul Mulk, provincial deputy general secretary Alama Muhammad Sadiq, former senator Maulana Rahat Hussain, JUI-F Upper Dir head Maulana Fazle Azeem and others also attended the function.

He said that America was the biggest terrorist country in the world, adding that US and India joined hands to destabilise Pakistan.

“They are the biggest enemies of Pakistan wanted to increase terror and destabilize the country through its agents,” he added.