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JuD leader Hamza says legs of any 'whore' going to India to act in films should be broken

Islamabad, Mon, 13 Feb 2012 ANI

Islamabad, Feb 13 (ANI): Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD) leader Ameer Hamza has said the legs of any 'whore' going to India to sing or act in films should be broken.

 

Addressing a Difa-e-Pakistan Karachi rally on Sunday, Hamza vowed that one day the rally attendees would make "mince meat" of India and asked them to "break the legs of any 'whore' who went to India to sing and act in films", The Express Tribune reports.

 

Difa-e-Pakistan Council Chairman Maulana Sami-ul-Haq had earlier said that Pakistan should act strongly to stop American drone attacks, and free itself from US dominance.

 

"The US drone attacks should be stopped, and Pakistan should take immediate steps to stop the NATO supplies," Sami-ul-Haq had said.

 

"Pakistan should free itself from the US dominance," he added.

 

Besides, Zia Muslim League Chairman Ijaz-ul-Haq slammed the Pakistan government for its inability to bring back the country's aneuroscientist Dr Aafia Siddiqui from a jail in the US.

 

He cited the release of CIA spy Davis Raymond and the Supreme Court's permission to allow Pakistan's former the US Ambassador Husain Haqqani to travel abroad despite being associated with the Memo Gate scandal, to say that the government of the country should be ashamed of its poor performance.

 

"The US can release Davis Raymond, and Hussain Haqqani, but our government can't bring back Aafia Siddiqui," he said.

 

Dr Siddiqui was arrested by American intelligence authorities in 2008 for allegedly being one of the key conspirators in the 9/11 attacks in New York. (ANI)

 


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