Harming people of other religions not allowed in Pakistan: Ashrafi

LAHORE (National Times) Pakistan Ulema Council head Allama Tahir Ashrafi says harming people of other religions is not allowed in Pakistan.

He expressed these views while addressing a press conference on the occasion of National Day of Minorites.

He said Pakistan could not afford incidents like Jaranwala and Sarghodhs as no one was allowed to created violence in the country.
He urged the judiciary to decide the cases of blasphemies so the truth behind the cases could be brought forward.



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