Islamabad :
In a letter, Mazari, the PTI leader, asked the UN special envoys to intervene to stop the government from “abusing the blasphemy law” against Imran Khan and senior party leaders.
On May 2, Mazari wrote letters to UN special envoys on extrajudicial killings or extrajudicial killings, freedom of expression and expression, and freedom of religion and belief.
He said in the letters that ever since the government led by Imran Khan was abolished under the ‘Government Transformation Scheme’ in Pakistan, he has been nominated and released on bail in various cases of money laundering and corruption. There is a political crisis.
In a letter to UN envoys, he said that in March, Imran Khan’s government had stated in a cabinet meeting that the US had conspired against the former prime minister with the help of the Establishment and opposition parties.
He said that this conclusion was drawn from the details of the cipher message received from the Ambassador of Pakistan in Washington DC during a meeting between Donald Trump of the State Department and three other officials of the embassy. There were officials from both sides to take notice.
Mazari wrote in the letter that the cipher message had sparked US anger over Imran Khan’s visit to Russia when the military conflict in Ukraine was about to start. Will go
He also pointed out in the letter the incidents that took place after the submission of no-confidence motion regarding the rejection of the resolution by the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly and the intervention of the Supreme Court in this matter. Government ended
In the letter, he said, “Since then, Imran Khan’s rallies across the country have provoked outrage among the people and he has been campaigning for the restoration of Pakistan’s sovereignty and democracy.”
He said the government was taking repressive measures “with the support of the Establishment”.
In a letter to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the PTI leader said that there were three serious human rights violations against Imran Khan.
“The first is that the state media and almost all the private channels have been completely blacked out by crores of advertisements and sticks (establishment) and similarly the government is controlling PTCL, which provides connections to cable operators,” he said. She is giving and she is refusing to give access to any private channel which is covering Imran Khan’s big rallies.
In a letter to the United Nations, he wrote that the second violation of human rights was the blasphemy cases filed against Imran Khan and the PTI leaders, which are related to the incident at the Prophet’s Mosque where Shahbaz Sharif and his The ministers were criticized by Pakistani visitors.
He said it was not an organized incident but that “using the incident in Madinah as an excuse to file blasphemy cases could endanger the lives of Imran Khan and the party leadership.”
He said that this had justified the immediate arrests and that a member of the PTI coalition government had been detained on charges of blasphemy when he arrived at the Islamabad airport.
In the letter, he said that although no FIR has been registered, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has warned that Imran Khan and his supporters could be arrested.
The former federal minister appealed to the United Nations to intervene with the Pakistani government to stop the use of blasphemy against political opponents, to stop media censorship and to refrain from imposing restrictions on peaceful protests and closing down protest sites.
Referring to the letters written to the UN special envoys, Mazari said that Pakistan was a responsible member of the United Nations, a state bound by international treaties and law.
He said that the provision of basic democratic rights of the people at the state level was one of the basic duties of the government.
He said that due to lack of credibility and popularity among the people, the imported government wants to perpetuate its rule through fascist measures.
A case was registered against Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and his delegation in Faisalabad after the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan and other senior government officials and more than 150 people chanted slogans in Masjid-e-Nabawi.
Penalties in the lawsuit Section 295 of Pakistan (damaging or desecrating a place of worship with intent to desecrate), 295A (intentional and malicious acts aimed at insulting the religion or religious beliefs of any class) Is intended to provoke religious sentiment), 296 (disturbing religious gatherings) and 109 (encouraging wrongdoing).
PTI central leaders and associates Fawad Chaudhry, Shahbaz Gill, Qasim Soori, Sahibzada Jahangir, Anil Mussarat and former interior minister Sheikh Rashid and his nephew Sheikh in the case filed by ordinary citizen Muhammad Naeem in Faisalabad. Rashid Shafiq has also been nominated.
According to the complainant
The incident at Baq Masjid-e-Nabawi is a manifestation of the Sochi conspiracy and conspiracy, and videos released on electronic and social media and speeches by key PTI leaders support his claim. Later, PTI leader and former Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court, asking the court to declare the cases “illegal”.
Fawad Chaudhry said that the new interior minister was targeting PTI leaders and openly threatening serious consequences.
