A man
belonging to a middle class family is now challenging the feudals of Pakistan while saying that millions of people in the country did not have
a piece of land to raise a shelter while feudal lords were not aware of the
boundaries of their lands. He said Jamat Islami ( JI) after coming to power would distribute the
vast land of political pharaohs and pundits in Punjab and Sindh among land less
tillers. He said the agents of British rulers had got these lands in return for
their betrayal of Islam and the nation, therefore, the poor farmers had a right
to get these lands.
Sirajul
Haq advised the rich not to test the patience of the poor too much lest they
should compel to march towards their palaces. All those exploiting the masses
should realise if they did not mend their ways, the public would be compelled
to rise against them, he warned.
He said
two years performance of the present government had been disappointing as price
hike, loadshedding, lawlessness and unemployment had made life of people a
hell. “The problems of the ministers and assembly members of the ruling party
are being solved while the problems of the masses remain unsolved,” he
remarked.
JI
ameer said Pakistan was an agricultural country and its farmers worked hard day
and night, but they did not get any return for their labour. When their crop
was ready, the industrialists would lift the produce on extremely low rates and
the growers remained high and dry, he said.
Sirajul
Haq said for the last 68 years, the masses had been feeding serpents who were biting
them now. He said the power in the country was in the hands of feudal lords and
capitalists who were holding the entire system as hostage. The tiny elite was
in control of all the national resources and it was least worried about the
problems and difficulties of the common man as its sole interest was in
prolonging its rule. These people would show up only when they needed the votes
of people, he added.
Sirajul
Haq reiterated that JI after coming to power would provide subsidy to the
growers on seeds, fertiliser, pesticides and farm machinery. Besides, he said,
the JI government would provide free treatment to people suffering from
diseases of cancer, heart, kidney, hepatitis and thalassemia at government
hospitals. The citizens having monthly earnings below Rs 30,000 would be
provided basic food items including flour, sugar, tea, rice and cooking oil on
subsidised rates. He said JI did not have to take up arms for an Islamic
revolution and would achieve the goal through democratic struggle.
This time
his vice seems true and heart touching as his own life is the reflection of his
thoughts.
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