No reason for sit-in as Prophethood clause restored: say ministers

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Islamabad, Nov. 14 (TNS): In wake of sit-in of religious parties at entry point of Islamabad, Minister for Religious Affairs and Inter-faith Harmony Sardar Muhammad Yousaf says the declaration form regarding finality of Prophethood has been restored in its original shape and no law can be made against Quran and Hadith.

He was addressing a news conference along with Minister of State for Capital Administration and Development Tariq Fazal Chaudhry and Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry in Islamabad on Tuesday evening.

The Minister said those who staged sit-in are just teasing the people of twin cities because the matter has been resolved by the government.

Speaking on the occasion, Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry said the government wants to sort out the matter with protestors through talks but in case of failure the administration will come into action.

He said the government has listened to their demands, but if any demand will be illegal and against the constitution, cannot be accepted as the government is not in favour of anarchy within country.

Talal Chaudhry said the government has constituted a committee to probe into the matter and its report will come soon.

Life in Islamabad’s suburban areas and Rawalpindi has been paralysed for around a week due to the occupation of the Faizabad Interchange by Tehreek-i-Labaik Yah Rasool Allah Pakistan and Sunni Tehreek Pakistan and the road blockades created by the administration across the city to prevent the deterioration law and order situation.

The groups want the government to punish those responsible for changing the wording of the oath regarding the finality of Prophethood taken by lawmakers.
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The government had immediately fixed the ‘clerical error’ by passing another amendment.

The controversy had arisen when the ruling party had passed amendments to the Election Act 2017 in October.