LAHORE, May 27: The suicide
attack in the city has widely been
condemned by political and religious parties and traders.
PML-N chief and former prime
minister Nawaz Sharif condemned the suicide blast as an
unfortunate incident and expressed his sorrows for the loss of
lives in it.
He appealed to the people to
get united against the saboteurs
to save the country from explosions and killings.
Governor Salmaan Taseer expressed his deep sense of sorrow
and grief over the loss of precious lives.
Jamaat-i-Islami amir Syed
Munawwar Hasan alleged an
Indian hand in it could not be
ruled out.
He said it was the third incident in a row as dozens of precious lives had been lost in two
earlier attacks on the Sri Lankan
team in Liberty and at the
Manawan police training centre.
Secretary-general Liaquat
Baloch said the rulers might describe the incident as a “reaction
to any action”, but the fact remained that anti-Pakistan forces,
including the US, India and
Israel, were targeting our sovereignty and independence.
He advised the ruling junta to
stop making the nation a fodder
for the so-called US war on terror.
Punjab Assembly Speaker Rana
Iqbal visited Sir Ganga Ram
Hospital to inquire after the injured. He also visited Mayo
Hospital where around 10 assembly employees hurt in the incident
had been admitted.
Opposition leader in Punjab
Assembly Chaudhry Zaheeruddin
said the incident had exposed tall
claims of good governance of the
Shahbaz government.
He recalled that the chief minister had stated on the occasion
of Manawan attack that the incident happened because efficient
officers posted by the PML-N government had been removed in
the governor’s rule. He questioned as to why the ugly incidents were taking place now
when each and every police office
had been filled by handpicked officers of the chief minister.
Punjab PPP president Rana
Aftab and secretary-general
Samiullah Khan also condemned
the incident.
They said the terrorists, after
failing to intimidate the government in Swat, were acting cowardly but the administration and the
people would foil their nefarious
designs.
Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf chairman Imran Khan and provincial
chief Ahsan Rasheed also condemned the blast and expressed
sympathies for the families of
the people killed or injured in
the incident.
The Anjuman-i-Tajran Pakistan
also condemned the bombing of
Rescue 15 building by terrorists.
Anjuman president Haji
Maqsood, secretary-general
Abdul Razzaq and Lahore presi
dent Ashraf Bhatti said extremists were promoting terrorism to
weaken Pakistan.
The Lahore Chamber of
Commerce and Industry also described the destruction of
Rescue 15 building as a serious
security failure.
Chamber president Muzaffar
Ali said the attack on police offices should serve as an eye-opener
for those sitting at the helm of affairs as it had shown the vulnerability of law enforcement agencies to terrorist attacks.
He said the government
should revamp the intelligence
and security network to prevent
recurrence of such incidence.
The Pakistan Industrial and
Traders Associations Front also
condemned the suicide attack
and urged the government to
bring the culprits to book.
PIAF chairman Irfan Qaiser
Sheikh said in a statement that
anti-social elements were trying
to destabilise the country by carrying out subversive activities.
He stressed the need for making maximum allocation of funds
for improvement of law and order in the coming budget.
lahore, may 27: the suicide
attack in the city has widely been
condemned by political and reli-
gious parties and traders.
pml-n chief and former prime
minister nawaz sharif con-
demned the suicide blast as an
unfortunate incident and ex-
pressed his sorrows for the loss of
lives in it.
he appealed to the people to
get united against the saboteurs
to save the country from explo-
sions and killings.
governor salmaan taseer ex-
pressed his deep sense of sorrow
and grief over the loss of pre-
cious lives.
jamaat-i-islami amir syed
munawwar hasan alleged an
indian hand in it could not be
ruled out.
he said it was the third inci-
dent in a row as dozens of pre-
cious lives had been lost in two
earlier attacks on the sri lankan
team in liberty and at the
manawan police training centre.
secretary-general liaquat
baloch said the rulers might de-
scribe the incident as a “reaction
to any action”, but the fact re-
mained that anti-pakistan forces,
including the us, india and
israel, were targeting our sover-
eignty and independence.
he advised the ruling junta to
stop making the nation a fodder
for the so-called us war on terror.
punjab assembly speaker rana
iqbal visited sir ganga ram
hospital to inquire after the in-
jured. he also visited mayo
hospital where around 10 assem-
bly employees hurt in the incident
had been admitted.
opposition leader in punjab
assembly chaudhry zaheeruddin
said the incident had exposed tall
claims of good governance of the
shahbaz government.
he recalled that the chief min-
ister had stated on the occasion
of manawan attack that the inci-
dent happened because efficient
officers posted by the pml-n gov-
ernment had been removed in
the governor’s rule. he ques-
tioned as to why the ugly inci-
dents were taking place now
when each and every police office
had been filled by handpicked of-
ficers of the chief minister.
punjab ppp president rana
aftab and secretary-general
samiullah khan also condemned
the incident.
they said the terrorists, after
failing to intimidate the govern-
ment in swat, were acting coward-
ly but the administration and the
people would foil their nefarious
designs.
pakistan tehrik-i-insaaf chair-
man imran khan and provincial
chief ahsan rasheed also con-
demned the blast and expressed
sympathies for the families of
the people killed or injured in
the incident.
the anjuman-i-tajran pakistan
also condemned the bombing of
rescue 15 building by terrorists.
anjuman president haji
maqsood, secretary-general
abdul razzaq and lahore presi-
dent ashraf bhatti said extrem-
ists were promoting terrorism to
weaken pakistan.
the lahore chamber of
commerce and industry also de-
scribed the destruction of
rescue 15 building as a serious
security failure.
chamber president muzaffar
ali said the attack on police offi-
ces should serve as an eye-opener
for those sitting at the helm of af-
fairs as it had shown the vulnera-
bility of law enforcement agen-
cies to terrorist attacks.
he said the government
should revamp the intelligence
and security network to prevent
recurrence of such incidence.
the pakistan industrial and
traders associations front also
condemned the suicide attack
and urged the government to
bring the culprits to book.
piaf chairman irfan qaiser
sheikh said in a statement that
anti-social elements were trying
to destabilise the country by car-
rying out subversive activities.
he stressed the need for mak-
ing maximum allocation of funds
for improvement of law and or-
der in the coming budget.