US voices regard over military raid on Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya HQ
The US has voiced regard over a new military raid during a Pakistan domicile of Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya in Chenab Nagar and urged a supervision to strengthen eremite leisure and minorities’ rights.
“We are apparently really endangered about these reports and a Counter Terrorism Department raided a general domicile of a Ahmadiyya…and arrested 4 people for edition literature,” State Department Deputy Spokesperson Mark Toner said.
Toner serve said, “We have frequently remarkable a concerns about these laws that shorten pacific eremite expression, in sold by a Ahmadiyya village in a general eremite leisure report.”
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The orator went on to that that a US believed such laws were unsuitable with Pakistan’s general obligations. He urged a supervision to strengthen eremite leisure and simple rights of all members of a population, including minorities.
Separately, a US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) cursed a raid on a publications and review offices of a community.
“The USCIRF condemns a heartless raid on a Ahmadiyya offices, a initial such raid given Pakistan nice a structure 42 years ago, dogmatic that Ahmadis non-Muslims,” USCIRF Chair Rev Thomas J Reese said.
On Dec 6, a CTD conducted a raid on a community’s domicile and arrested 4 members over ‘hate speech’. Those taken into control were dependent with a community’s magazines — Al-Fazl and Tehreek-e-Jadeed.
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According to a FIR, officials conducted a raid to stop copy of ‘banned’ magazines, nonetheless a matter stays tentative before Lahore High Court (LHC).
On a same day, Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Spokesperson Saleemudin pronounced a magazines were criminialized in Dec 2014 and a justice subsequently postulated a stay in June, 2015.
On a other hand, CTD Punjab arch Rai Muhammad Tahir pronounced he had consulted his authorised group and was sensitive that “there is no stay sequence total until now.”
This essay creatively seemed on The Indian Express.
Article source: http://tribune.com.pk/story/1259363/us-voices-concern-police-raid-jamaat-e-ahmadiyya-hq/