ISLAMABAD: JUI-F chief Maulana Fazal ur Rehman has said there is no writ of the government in two provinces, calling for an in-camera session of Parliament to discuss the country’s issues.
Addressing a press conference, Maulana Fazal ur Rehman said there is a rule of bandits and street crime in Sindh.
He said banks are being looted in Balochistan and money is being distributed outside the province.
“Inflation is rising sharply. Before whom should the people cry?” Fazlur Rehman asked.
He said the burden of debt on the country has increased significantly.
Fazal ur Rehman said JUI-F Senator Shukur Khan was stopped at the airport yesterday and could not travel to China.
He said ministers are also stopped on roads in his province.
The JUI-F chief said the capital was shut down when some political parties announced protests.
“Those sitting in the government are silent. The issues should be brought to Parliament,” he said.
Fazal ur Rehman demanded an in-camera session of the Parliament House, saying a closed-door meeting of parliamentary leaders would serve no purpose.
He said he had demanded an in-camera session so that the nation could be informed about what is happening in the country.
Fazal ur Rehman said the situation is deteriorating because of the government’s conduct and said the government must be asked to ensure peace.
Commenting on the Saudi Arabia agreement, he said it should move forward, adding that Egypt and Iran should also have been included in the agreement.
