JUI Leader Hafiz Hamdullah Urges Justice, Merit, and Free Elections to End Political Crisis

Loralai (Qudrat News) — Senior JUI leader and former Senator Hafiz Hamdullah addressed a large gathering at Madrasa Darul Uloom Haqqania in Loralai, emphasizing the need for justice, equality, and merit for national development and peace. Speaking at the “Dastar Fazilat” event, he warned that without these principles, progress and stability in Pakistan would be impossible, citing Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka as examples for the government to follow.

Hamdullah praised JUI-F leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s recent visit to Bangladesh as historic and said the nation must prepare for significant change. He called for a revolution of true freedom in the country and urged people not to vote for representatives who are ignorant of politics and unable to safeguard citizens’ rights. He criticized the current parliament, led by Form-47 representatives, as ineffective and lacking authority.

He emphasized that Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s leadership is crucial to overcoming Pakistan’s political and economic crises, while also acknowledging the surprising resilience of PTI leader Imran Khan during his two-year imprisonment. Hafiz Hamdullah stressed that opposition parties must unite to challenge the “fraudulent” February 8 elections and continue a movement until the end of establishment interference, insisting that constitutional supremacy is key to national development, peace, and stability.

Hamdullah also dismissed attempts by political figures, including Maryam Nawaz, to influence religious scholars with monetary incentives, and called for immediate free and fair elections under an independent Election Commission to prevent continued unemployment, instability, and terrorism.