Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Emir Sirajul Haq on Tuesday underscored the significance of transparent elections for maintaining law and order in the country.
In a statement, Haq emphasised the pivotal role of transparent elections in a bid to foster peace and order, asserting, "Ensuring transparent elections on schedule is imperative for the establishment of peace and order."
Drawing parallels with historical democratic practices, he remarked, "Even amidst world wars in democratic countries, citizens were not denied their right to vote."
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Haq reminded the government of its constitutional obligation, stating, "It is the government's constitutional duty to provide protection to the people."
– Only JI can pull country out of quagmire –
Haq claimed on Sunday that only his party can take the country out of the quagmire.
Expressing his thoughts in Lahore, Haq lashed out at the political opponents, saying, “The country will be freed from the political parties, who are working against the people’s will on February 8.”
He bashed the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). “The two political parties [PML-N and PPP] had dragged the country backward instead of steering it towards progression,” Haq said.
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“The inept rulers are responsible for the economic catastrophe and instability in the country,” he added.
Haq stated: “The country will witness the success of JI on February 8.”
Few days back, Haq on Thursday hoped that the country will witness a "revolution" on February 8.
Expressing his thoughts in Lahore, Haq bemoaned the political landscape. "The country did not gain independence to witness the staging of "dynastic" politics. The huddle in which the relatives sit together is known as the parliamentary meeting in the country's political scenario."
He underscored the importance of uplifting the Islamic political system in the country. "The purpose of gaining independence was to impose the Islamic system on the country," he said.
Haq urged the masses to cast votes for his party in a bid to see the uplifting of the Islamic political system in the country.
