“We have nothing to do with changes brought in the Elections Act 2017 vis-à-vis Khatm-e-Nabuwwat. The government had not contacted us.”
Source/Credit: Pakistan Today
By Ihsan Qadir | November 29, 2017
The anti-Ahmadiyya campaign has perturbed the Ahmadi community and they have demanded the government to end the campaign at the earliest to ensure their safety and security in the country.
The anti-Ahmadiyya campaign comes at a time when the National Action Plan (NAP), which criminalises the proliferation of material which propagates hate, is being implemented across the country and movement for ‘finality of Prophethood’ is in full swing by the activists of religious groups in the form of nationwide protests and sit-ins.
Garbage-drums bear anti-Ahmadiyya slogans near the sit-in camp of Tehreek Siraat-e-Mustaqeem led by its leader Allama Ashraf Asif Jalali and other religious parties at Faisal Chowk (formerly Chairing Cross) in Lahore. The booth of city traffic police near Faisal Chowk has been inscribed (Photo above) with a slogan: “Countless curses on Qadianis.” The slogan on garbage drums (photo below) reads: “Qadiani House.”
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