TLP ends Faizabad Dharna after successful dialogues with govt

ISLAMABAD: Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) announced to end Faizabad sit-in after successful dialogues with the federal government on Friday.

Addressing a press conference along with Information Minister Atta Tarar and Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) leaders, Advisor to PM on Political Affairs and Public Affairs, Rana Sanaullah said that the federal government affirmed its commitment to support the people of Palestine against Israeli atrocities.

Accepting TLP’s demands, Rana Sanaullah announced that over 1,000 tons of food and relief supplies will be sent to Palestine before July 31.

Moreover, the Prime Minister’s advisor added that the government will boycott products from Israeli companies and those supporting them, with a committee formed to oversee this effort.

Rana Sanaullah announced plans to send medical aid, doctors, and educational support to Palestine, as well as facilitate the treatment of injured Palestinians in Pakistani hospitals.

Sanaullah also commended TLP for their support and spirit of solidarity with Palestinian Muslims, acknowledging TLP leader Hafiz Saad Rizvi’s demands for aid and condemnation of Israel’s actions.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has already condemned Israel’s actions at the Shanghai conference, and the government will continue to raise its voice for Palestine on every platform, he said.

Sanaullah also condemned Israel’s attacks and war crimes on Palestine, terming it a terrorist country, and called for United Nations action against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. He said that there was a need for global and Muslim unity to stop atrocities in Palestine.

Today, a pro-Palestine sit-in by the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) entered its seventh day resulting in distress to the thousands of citizens due to the blockade of the main intersection which connects Rawalpindi and Islamabad.