KARACHI/ISLAMABAD, Jan 15: Long marchers and analysts here said Pakistan has found a strong revolutionary leader like Irans Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini in the person of Allama Dr. Shaykhul Islam Tahir ul Qadri heading Tehreek e Minhaj ul Quran International (TMQI) and Pakistan Awaami Tehreek (PAT) with whom Pakistanis are now rising. Tahir ul Qadri is also popularly being described as a new found revolutionary leader of Pakistan who demanded either open dialogues with government with his assembled parliament of a million long marchers or dismissal of assemblies, key leadership including president, prime minister and ministers, and government, all of whom he later marked as former assemblies, former government leaders and former government.
After his demand of dissolving the assemblies was not fulfilled, Minhajul Quran International (MQI) chief Tahirul Qadri said that if he or his followers believed in undemocratic means of bringing about change, then they would have overthrown the government and would have barged into assemblies.
Addressing the gathering from behind glass window of a bullet-proof vehicle, the Allama Dr Shaykhul Islam said, Had the participants of this long march barged into the parliament, the assemblies, no force would be able to prevent it. However, we dont believe in undemocratic means. Neither I am emotionally-driven, nor are the participants. This is not an emotional outpour, said the MQI chief.
The Tahir ul Qadri said, Had I directed them [participants] so, they would have conquered the assemblies within an hour as a revolutionary protest against the fake mandate of the government.
Tahir ul Qadri said that the march was totally peaceful, absolutely democratic, completely constitutional and strictly lawful. He said that he had prepared a seven-point agenda of electoral democracy and electoral reforms, sufficiently explained in his earlier statements to media in Pakistan and worldwide.
âPakistan finds its Khomeini rises with revolutionary leader Qadriâ – Daily Messenger
After his demand of dissolving the assemblies was not fulfilled, Minhajul Quran International (MQI) chief Tahirul Qadri said that if he or his followers believed in undemocratic means of bringing about change, then they would have overthrown the government and would have barged into assemblies.
Addressing the gathering from behind glass window of a bullet-proof vehicle, the Allama Dr Shaykhul Islam said, Had the participants of this long march barged into the parliament, the assemblies, no force would be able to prevent it. However, we dont believe in undemocratic means. Neither I am emotionally-driven, nor are the participants. This is not an emotional outpour, said the MQI chief.
The Tahir ul Qadri said, Had I directed them [participants] so, they would have conquered the assemblies within an hour as a revolutionary protest against the fake mandate of the government.
Tahir ul Qadri said that the march was totally peaceful, absolutely democratic, completely constitutional and strictly lawful. He said that he had prepared a seven-point agenda of electoral democracy and electoral reforms, sufficiently explained in his earlier statements to media in Pakistan and worldwide.
âPakistan finds its Khomeini rises with revolutionary leader Qadriâ – Daily Messenger
