Pakistanis vow to pressure govt. not to be part of Saudi-led attacks on Yemen
Hamza Ameer
Press TV, Lahore
Majlis Wahdat Ul Muslimeen, the largest Shia organization in Pakistan, has started uniting all leaders to join together and raise strong resistance to pressure the Pakistan government from becoming part of the Saudi-led attacks against Yemen.
In an important Press conference, Shia and Sunni leadership denounced Saudi Arabia and its allies for launching an attack on a Muslim country aimed at killing innocent civilians.Party leaders slammed the Pakistan government for considering Saudi offer of alliance against Yemen.
A joint memorandum of understanding was signed by both Shia and Sunni leadership to stand together against the Saudi aggression and vowed to take to the streets if Pakistan agrees to be part of this condemnable action of the Saudi Arabia.
Majlis Wahdat-ul-Muslimeen along with other religious parties have strongly denounced the Saudi attacks on Yemen and have called on the Pakistan government not to be part of the Saudi alliance against Yemen.
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