An Indian conspiracy to cause Shia-Sunni riots in the country.
Sheikh Rashid Ahmed
Some people have been arrested. The government did not surrender on the money bill. Federal Minister
Report: Mian Muhammad Nadeem
RAWALPINDI: Railway Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed has claimed that it was an Indian conspiracy to cause Shia-Sunni riots in the country and some people have been arrested in this regard. Addressing a function in Rawalpindi, he said that the opposition The legislation on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has been a big victory for the government. The government has passed a bill and proved that it did not bargain.
He said that the government did not surrender on the money bill, did not bow down in NAB cases while the opposition opposed the FATF which was a sensitive bill. Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said that he hoped that on the 20th. The opposition will not make any decision bigger than its own, nor can it. In the Senate elections, they have 64 members and when they go from one room to another, they become 44, while yesterday they had 38 members less.
He said that the opposition was so upset yesterday that even the bills which were not going to be passed were passed by the government. He said that those who were mocking that the law was trampled yesterday, no such action was taken because Only those who have introduced amendments can address the House. The Railway Minister said that the Opposition Conference and APC would fail on 20th and 22nd and they could do nothing but hold meetings and processions. He said that it was an Indian conspiracy to cause Shia, Sunni riots in the country and some people have been caught who wanted to martyr the clerics of Rawalpindi, Islamabad so that the country could catch fire.
"I want to tell all the scholars that Rawalpindi is a city of peace.
We are all one here. We don't have to disturb anyone's faith or give up our faith," he said. "We will respect everyone and Rawalpindi." Is a peaceful city. In response to a question, he said that no red line was crossed. When I met Shahbaz Sharif and Bilawal Bhutto in the evening, everyone was happy. Shahbaz Sharif's morale was a little weak and he did not say anything wrong in the assembly. The PPP was more active yesterday.
In response to another question, he said that it is decided to expel the Muslim League (Sh). He said that we are the most sensitive city, on one side we have GHQ and on the other side, we have embassies. There was an international conspiracy to carry out the massacre in Rawalpindi which failed and the accused was caught. He said that the Shia-Sunni alliance was and will remain in Rawalpindi and will not be harmed.
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