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Pictures: UK Muslims turn out to condemn Zardari and call for Khilafat in Pakistan

By Press Editor
August 7, 2010
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London UK, 7th August 2010 – Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Birmingham, UK, to protest outside the International Conference Centre, where Asif Ali Zardari came to address an expensive rally of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) where he originally planned to promote his son as his dynastic successor. The demonstration was organised by Hizb ut-Tahrir in Britain.

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The protestors chanted for over 3 hours shouting “Down Down Zardari, Shame shame Ghaddari” and “Pakistan ka hull kya hai? Khilafat Hai, Khilafat Hai”.

Standing under a banner saying ‘Oust Zadari, Establish Khilafat”, they held placards saying “Pakistan needs a Just Accountable Ruler – Pakistan needs Khilafat” ; “Zardari: King of Corruption – Friend of the West”; “While Pakistan Floods, Zardari Enjoys” ; and “Pakistan needs Khilafat”.

The rally was addressed by Dr Imran Waheed, Taji Mustafa and Rizwan Hussain from Hizb ut-Tahrir, as well as Mushtaq Raja, a Muslim community leader, and Imam Qaisar Raheem.

The speakers roundly condemned Zardari and his regime for their slavish support of the US-UK war on terror; as well as his visit at a time of crisis and hardship in Pakistan, and against the backdrop of the slander of Pakistan by British Prime Minister David Cameron.

They said Zardari’s coming to the UK showed his contempt for the people of Pakistan and showed just how detached the political elite are from the people. They rubbished his argument that the government was handling the crisis, saying that part of the problem was that no government – democratic or dictator – over sixty years had adequate flood management or prevention plans for Pakistan. They also asked whether there was any country which had a head of state who would abandon solidarity with their people at this time.

They rubbished the argument that there needed to be a healing of the diplomatic rift with the UK saying that it was Cameron who should have humbled himself, since he slandered Pakistan. Instead, Zardari went to Cameron like a slave; a modern day ‘Mir Jaffer’. A real leader, they said, would have told Cameron that there was no terror in Pakistan before UK, US and NATO invaded, hence destabilising the region.

They condemned Zardari’s serfdom, as he allowed Cameron to shamelessly declare that the ‘unbreakable relationship’ with Pakistan was solely for the sake of British troops and security in Britain – when more soldiers from Pakistan’s armed forces than NATO troops and more citizens in Pakistan than British citizens have been killed for UK-US interests.

They argued that Pakistan needed a change; the only the Khilafat system could guarantee security; that it was in Pakistan’s interests that the occupiers are expelled, that the US security agencies like Xe are expelled, and that with the Indian menace on its eastern frontier, as well as its growing influence on its western frontier are neutralised.

They called on Muslims in Britain to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Muslims in Pakistan, sending sadaqa and aid, but should also join the growing call to oust Zardari and establish a new leadership and new system in the form of a just and accountable Khilafat state. The demonstration ended peacefully with dua for those suffering and that Allah (swt) bring His Help and Victory soon.

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