Religious parties held an All Parties Conference (APC) in Islamabad under the Milli Yakjehti Council. The leaders gathered to discuss key national issues and condemn recent violence across the country.
During the conference, religious parties strongly condemned the killing of a man and a woman in Balochistan. Allama Arif Hussain Wahidi spoke out against the attack, where 19 men opened fire on the woman. He called the act cowardly and demanded that those responsible face justice. Wahidi urged authorities to ensure a thorough investigation and bring closure to the case.
The religious parties also expressed deep concern about rising inflation. Wahidi highlighted that increasing prices have made life difficult for many citizens. He appealed to the government to reduce petrol prices and implement effective measures to control inflation. These steps, he said, would help ease the financial burden on the public.
The APC also praised Operation Baniyan Marsous, describing it as a strong message to India. The leaders said the operation showed Pakistan’s firm stance against external threats.
Unity and solidarity were key themes throughout the conference. Religious parties stressed the need for national cohesion to overcome challenges like violence and economic hardship. They urged political leaders and citizens to work together for the country’s stability.
In conclusion, the APC called for peace, justice, and economic relief for the people. Religious parties emphasized their role in addressing social and economic issues and supporting national harmony.
This APC shows that religious parties continue to play an important role in Pakistan’s political and social landscape. They remain vocal on critical issues such as violence, inflation, and national security, calling for swift government action and public cooperation.
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